Recent Comments

• Re: How Well Does Armoring Work? Matt Farah Finds Out
  
  VA Terrapin - OneAlpha and Summicron, I thought most of us are here to read about cars, not have racial insults thrust upon us, especially in articles...
• Re: Life On Wheels: Mobility SVM
  
  RobertRyan - No it was fairly lightweight unit and it had no handling issues. Drag yes, but not handling issues.
• Re: What the FC RX-7 Always Needed Was… A General Motors V-6
  
  DeadWeight - My 8 has been tied as the most reliable car I’ve ever owned, and I drive it year round, in summer and in snow. The failure...
• Re: Chrysler Stands Down, Recalls Jeeps
  
  Summicron - “Only in America.” Well… yeah. Where else was private aircraft manufacturing ever big enough to be a target?
• Re: Could The American Military Fund An Advance In Electric Cars? Should They?
  
  MRF 95 T-Bird - Agreed. Here in NYC the Parks dept has been using a vehicle similar to these from Smith electric. Far more...
• Re: Alphabet Soup: 4×4 vs 4WD vs AWD Where’s the Differential?
  
  Robert Gordon - Discovery I and II use the LT230 transfer box (LT stands for Leyland Transmissions – a comforting thought)...
• Re: GM Shuts Off Production Data Delivery – What’s There To Hide?
  
  sunridge place - My take…they used to over-report production in North America with production #’s by plant and model....
• Re: New Statistics Predict New Doom For Opel – In France, At Least
  
  sunridge place - 28 Yep…happens here in the US often. Ever looked at Nissan’s sales in the US? http://www.goodcarbadcar.ne...
• Re: Chrysler Stands Down, Recalls Jeeps
  
  wmba - “Particularly poor example” ,”Industry doing fine to this day”? Not like it was. Read Plane and Pilot 1970 to 1975 to see the amazing...
• Re: War Of The Noses: Germany, Alone Against The Rest Of Europe In CO2 Debate
  
  NMGOM - Yes. If I chose to have a Bugatti Veyron that gets 8 mpg, but only drive it 50 miles twice a month, why should I get taxed...