#179, California hydrogen highway growing, still unheralded
Three mainstream automobile manufacturers, Honda, Hyundai and Toyota, sell and lease hydrogen vehicles. The Clarity (Honda) and Mirai (Toyota) are sedans; the Nexo (Hyundai) is … Read more
#177, Author details Indy car racing and its money-grab
A long-time battle between racing organizations could have destroyed Indy Car Racing. It’s unlikely anyone has as much intimate knowledge of the chaos, anger, resentment … Read more
#178, Nvidia expanding the future of autonomous vehicles now
Nvidia, an American multinational technology company based in Santa Clara, California, began in 1993. It originally designed graphics processing units (GPU) for gaming, professional markets … Read more
#176, RVTravel.com expands, adds weekly podcast
RVTravel.com is the country’s pre-eminent recreational vehicle website. It reports on every conceivable component of tthe ever-expanding industry. It has expert text and video, twice-weekly … Read more
#175, 2021 LA Auto Show virtual media preview
After a postponement and cancellation because of the COVID-19 pandemic, LA AutoMobility and the LA Auto Show will be back later this year at the … Read more
#174, iseecars.com: Ford tops new, used 2020 sales
Karl Brauer has an extensive history in the automotive industry, including his current position as the executive analyst for iseecars.com. The website, an automotive research … Read more
#172, Tiger Woods, Rolls-Royce, New Corvette C8 book
There’s always a lot happening in the auto industry. But it’s been a particularly wild ride lately. Tiger Woods crashed a new 2021 Genesis GV70. … Read more
#171, Liz Carmichael: car fraud, transgender, anti-hero
“The Lady and the Dale” tells the little-known story of Liz Carmichael in the 1970s. Carmichael rose to prominence when she released a fuel-efficient, three-wheeled … Read more
#170, WeatherTech Raceway ready for racing
Just like any business relying on visitors, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca had it tough during 2020. Events were rescheduled and canceled. But management did its … Read more
#169, Hagerty expert talks strong new 2021 auctions
Auto auctions are back! Live, that is. Online auctions have continued during the pandemic, but January sales are a key indicator for collector car sales. … Read more
#168, Hershey’s world class auto museum reopens
Its official name is the Antique Automobile Club of America Museum, but it’s almost always called the AACA Museum or the Hershey Auto Museum. By … Read more
#167, 1956 Chevy Bel Air: A 65-year family affair
The Casagrande family car has a legacy that weaves through four generations beginning when Steve Casagrande’s father purchased a new 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Beauville. … Read more
#166 EV expert Steve Birkett discusses growing industry
Steve Birkett is an electric vehicle expert who embraces the automotive technology of sustainable choices. Birkett, who lives and works in Boston, Mass., has owned … Read more
#165, 2020 in car news: COVID-19, new Corvette, recalls
There’s never a dull moment in the automotive industry. Car news never stops. Competition is intense. The emerging electric vehicle market continues to emerge but … Read more