Articles Written By Brendan McAleer
You know the schtick Jerry Seinfeld did whenever Newman (Wayne Knight) threw a wrench in his plans? "Newman!" Seinfeld'd hiss under his...
On the mountaintop, the warriors meet. “Oh ancient grandfather,” cries the samurai with the red banner, “How may I regain my vital...
“Thirteen years this thing sat in our garage. But I just couldn't let it go.” This is Larry's Z.
First, an argument: what is a motor, and what is an engine? This is the sort of debate that tends to plague the comments on any sort of...
This is James McMillan's 1976 Ford Falcon XB, done up in MFP livery and wearing the names of two of its finest on the front fender: Roop and
The New York show has special significance for Kia - the company launched both the Soul and the Optima here.
With a new car comes a new nomenclature: the GLE is what the ML-class one was.
Rogue! She was a high-spirited noble, heir to a vast fortune, yet imprisoned by the bonds of propriety.
Once, they made fine road-going yachts - sumptuous velour-lined boats that rolled through the corners with a certain majesty.
No-one really knows how the dinosaurs died. The most interesting theory I've heard is that a massive asteroid, the size of Mt.
With a company as beleaguered as Mitsubishi, the temptation is to look for the hail-mary pass, the winning throw of the dice that'll save...
New York is not a city for driving, it's a metropolis of the driven. There are any number of ways do get around town, from pedal-cab to...
Meet the attractive little Tucson, an entirely new version of Hyundai's smallest crossover. Right off the bat, Hyundai's knocked one out of
Four a.m. on a Monday is an in-between time. The debauched have ended the weekend passed out on somebody's sofa, their hangovers still...
