By now, since you bothered to click our About button, you must be at least a little curious what this is all, er, about.
We realize there are innumerable car blogs out there. Some are better than others. We read many of them, or used to. Why did we start another one? It sounds simple, but we think ours is better. Our promise to you:
1. We are not beholden to advertisers or sponsors. We’re not doing this to get rich (clearly) though we do appreciate any support the blog generates, financial or otherwise. However, we are not going to promote useless items solely to gather clicks. If you want opinions, rants, and maybe even some good information about all types of cars, then we are kindred spirits.
2. We do this out of passion. Passion for all things automotive. One of our basic philosophies is we can have fun driving just about anything. Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren? Of course. Fiat 850 Spider? Right on. 2004 Lincoln Town Car? We once chased a BMW M535i over Donner Pass in one of these and had a blast.
We are Car Geeks and proud of it. By nature of the fact you got this far, we are willing to bet you are too.
3. We are reasonably capable of coherently stringing words together. Frankly, and especially in today’s world, the amount of poorly-written drivel has led to our need – nay, our obligation – to provide a higher standard.
We know the difference between “brake” and “break” as well as how to use them in a sentence: “A Range Rover will brake at a stop sign and break when you least expect it.”
Actually, “brake” and “break” are completely interchangeable in that statement. Regardless, we like to keep it light and conversational. It’s more fun that way.
4. We couldn’t find a car blog that appeals to everyone. Because we are about all things automotive, there’s no minimum ante to play here.
Do we like supercars? Sure, some of them. We also really like attainable fun cars. What about the guy who spent every penny he had on a loving nut-and-bolt restoration of his dad’s Chrysler TC by Maserati? It doesn’t warrant a space in our garage, but we appreciate that level of obsession. He’s likely a guy who gets what we’re trying to do.
5. No ChatGPT or A.I. in general ever. Period.
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