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Some cars are less drool worthy and more suited to pragmatic matters, like getting you from Point A to Point B. Goodbye, Citroen DS...hello, Renault 16.
Some cars are less drool worthy and more suited to pragmatic matters, like getting you from Point A to Point B. Goodbye, Citroen DS...hello, Renault 16.
Daniel Pinkwater learns for himself how Citroen's goddess earned her moniker.
The outlandish, ornery, and opinionated Mr. Daniel Pinkwater is back...and he has car stories to tell.
Frequently find yourself eye-to-eye with Bullwinkle? Car Talk’s Wildlife Guru reports on a unique, new safety feature that just might prevent an accident.
Ever wonder why road trips are such a great opportunity to spot wildlife? Dr. Kieran Lindsay has answers.
Dr. Kieran Lindsey, Car Talk Wildlife Guru and Guest Blogger, explores the animal-vehicle attraction conundrum that rears its head each spring.
After a year-and-a-half of licking its fire and flood inflicted wounds, the Angeles Crest Highway opened on Friday, June 3, 2011, only to be inundated by another flood--of motorcyclists, bicyclists, sports car drivers, tentatively piloted minivans and cruising patrol units.
When my sister and I were growing up, our grandparents frequently took us camping in their 1965 Chevy C-10 pickup with an Alaskan camper. Instead of the popular cab-over style that provided a roomy and coveted berth over the truck roof (with a window that any eight-year-old pining for a BB gun woul...
Enough iDrive, MyTouch and OnStar. Enough heated steering wheels, console beverage dispensers and automatic keister coolers. Enough traction control, stability control, blind spot warning, signal-sending and satellite tracking. People, you’re on a trajectory for a macchiato...
By Jim Hanna Enough iDrive, MyTouch and OnStar. Enough heated steering wheels, console beverage dispensers and automatic keister coolers. Enough traction control, stability control, blind spot warning, signal-sending and satellite tracking. People, you’re on a trajectory for a macchiato, no...