Here’s a radical suggestion: The next time you have to take a long trip, drive it. When’s the last time you saw someone actually excited about flying somewhere? Yes, they’re thrilled with the destination. But the process of getting from here to there – absolute misery. There are lines, lines, everywhere a line. The scrum
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Note: We were alerted to a brief but pretty cool story and photograph on Facebook, about an Ohio man who kept a deal with this young nephew many years ago to buy him a Jeep Wrangler when the young man graduated from college. After contacting the uncle, Johnny Nation, he sent us the story. When
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It has been nine decades since Walter P. Chrysler founded the car company that bears his name, and today, as it was in the beginning, Chrysler is on the forefront of design and innovation. By being a leader in these areas, Chrysler has made cutting edge vehicles that are both stylish and fun to drive
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For parents, the moment you’re ready to bring your child home from the hospital begins many years ahead of, choosing, installing and using child safety seats to protect your most precious cargo. And with that responsibility comes questions. Which seat manufacturer should you go with? Is your child’s current seat the right one? Is age
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John Fortuno – better known as “Fatchance” – had the opportunity to introduce his Fatchance 3, a modified 2015 Chrysler 300, in March at the Spring Festival of LXs. Spring Fest, which John helps organized, is the largest West Coast gathering of Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger, Challenger and Magnum vehicle owners. But, like any customizer, John
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It was a perfect day for a Sunday drive. The skies were clear, with a chill in the air, as more than two dozen cars and 60 people gathered outside Pasteiner’s Auto Zone Hobbies in suburban Detroit. Our destination: Cleveland, about 170 miles away. We rose with the sun to honor our colleague and good
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Roadway departures account for a staggering number of fatalities every year. In 2013, that number was 18,257 – more than half of all traffic fatalities recorded in the U.S. And of these, according to NHTSA: 47% involved collisions with trees or other off-road objects 25% involved head-on collisions with other vehicles 20% involved rollovers By
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