A Libertarian Guide to Driving Etiquette
Driving - like walking - is an inherently individualistic activity. We each have our own pace, destination and timeframe. Some of us are faster walkers than others. Some prefer to take...
Working on Cars – Tips That Might Help
Experience is a great teacher. Here are some things I've learned over the years working on cars that may help you avoid hassles when working on your car:
* Remove the fill...
The EV Emissions You Can Hear
You have probably heard that many new EVs - including those made by Tesla and Ford - do not come with AM radio. Or rather, don't come with AM receivers.
It's the...
Trick or Treat
Just a few days left before Halloween - and before we reach the end of the month. We're about a a third of a tank low (see pie chart) as of Tuesday...
On “Regulations”
Government "regulations" (as they are styled) are crushing the life out of cars, in the manner of a python doing the same to its prey. But what the python does is...
Another One Bites The Dust
A very effective way to get people into EVs - or rather, into deep debt for an EV - is to get rid of affordable alternatives to them. It looks like...
The Five Year Plan . . .
GM's CEO Mary Barra said the other day that it is not possible to sell a profitable EV for less than $40,000 and that she expects that "electric and combustion vehicle...
2013 Infiniti Q56
If "you didn't build that" - then you might be interested in driving this: The 2013 Infiniti Q56.
Few things on wheels give the finger to the OWS proletariat as lustily as...
Redundancy
Every motorcycle has more than one way to turn the engine off.
There is a simple, mechanical switch - in addition to the keyed ignition switch - that one can use to...
Public Roads as Tesla’s Private Test Track
Logic - let alone reasonableness - is not one of government’s stronger suits. There are many examples of this, but here’s a newsie one: The use of public roads as test...