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Classic Cars

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The Analog Antidote

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Today, they dropped off another EeeeeeVeeeee... so I took this for a drive, instead! . . . If you like what you've found here please consider supporting EPautos.  We depend on you to keep the wheels turning!  Our...

What’s Missing – and Why!

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New cars have many features old cars never had - LCD touchscreens and WiFi, for instance. But new cars are missing some things, too. Maybe you remember - and wonder why? Bumpers that...

Sleeping Bag . . .

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It may not be feasible, soon, to drive my old muscle car - the Great Pumpkin, also known as the Orange Barchetta - courtesy of the maniacs pushing the price of...

They’re Heavy… But Fragile

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New cars  are very good at meeting Uncle’s crash test requirements - but even minor impacts can and do cause a lot of very expensive damage. Despite the fact that most new...

Retro Review: 1998-2004 Nissan Frontier

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It’s not yet a “classic,” but the ’98-2004 Nissan Frontier (and other same-era compact trucks like the Toyota Tacoma and Ford Ranger/Mazda B series) looks pretty good in the rearview. And in...

How Come No New Icons?

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Car companies have been resurrecting iconic car names one after the other - the latest being Ford’s Bronco. Previous efforts include the Thunderbird reboot - and from General Motors, the GTO,...

1986-1993 Cadillac Allante: They Got it Right … Too Late

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It began with high hopes - and an audacious plan. Unfortunately, it belly-flopped badly... . By the mid-1980s, Cadillac was still the "standard of the world" - if by "the world" one meant...

Once, We Were Interested

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Why is interest in cars waning - among the young, especially? The ones who used to be the most interested in cars? There are many reasons. I have one memory that may...

Buying a Used Performance Car

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Buying a used car is one thing. Buying a used performance car is an additional thing. You should assume that the car has been run hard. It's what people buy performance cars...

A Glance in the Rearview . . .

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Here's a story for those under 40 - of what it was like to be seventeen 40 years ago. We got our licenses at sixteen. Not a restricted license. A license just...
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