Freelance writer and independent comic book creator.
I discovered something somewhat startling this week when researching an ‘affordable dream cars’ piece for the eBay Motors blog: I could actually park a Jaguar E-Type in my driveway for Toyota Camry money. read more »
Read moreI spent much of last week in San Jose, California, testing out the 2015 Jeep Renegade. read more »
Read moreThis week I had the chance to drive the 2014 BMW i3, which is the first all-electric car from BMW to go on sale to the general public. read more »
Read moreLast month marked the five year anniversary of my decision to go into freelancing full-time. I can say now that making the decision to become a freelance writer is the best course I could have possible taken when it comes to selecting a ‘career.’ read more »
Read moreMy latest adventure is on a scale that surpasses anything I have experienced. On January 26, I will be driving a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van from Anchorage, Alaska, up past the Arctic Circle. read more »
Read moreThis is the first entry in a new feature on this blog where I provide a quick snapshot video review of a brand new automobile. This week I take a look at the 2012 Chevrolet Cruze LT Turbo+ with the RS package. read more »
Read moreIt’s Friday again, and time for a quick edition of my five thoughts about the auto industry. read more »
Read moreAnother week has come and gone, and with it a number of interesting trends and stories in the automotive industry that don’t always get covered by the mainstream press. Let’s take a quick look at a few of the goings-on that caught my eye over the past seven days. read more »
Read moreMy new Cadillac had spent its entire life in Florida – which is apparently the rock chip capital of the universe – because while most of the paint on Cadillac was in great shape, the front bumper, hood and quarter panels were a pastiche of chips and small scratches. read more »
Read moreThe automotive media had a field day this week with an internal memo that had been sent to Chevrolet employees in Detroit. The contents of the message stressed that the word ‘Chevy’ was no longer to be used in any official communications regarding the brand, as it was causing too much confusion and diluting the Chevrolet image. read more »
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