by Michael Rose | May 13, 2014
News about the GM ignition switch recall debacle is a stark contrast to a time when it was the unrivaled automotive leader that built cars people wanted – no, desired. A reminder of those heady days recently occurred at the Automobile Driving Museum in El Segundo,...
by Michael Rose | Dec 3, 2012
For years we’ve been hearing about the surprising vim and vigor of people who hit age milestones like 40 that once meant the downhill slide had begun. Now 40 is being touted as the new 30. Might this milestone hold true for cars, as well? Is 40 miles per gallon the...
by Michael Rose | Jan 4, 2010
On New Year’s Day of 1910, Henry Ford started producing Model T’s at what was then the world’s largest auto factory – the Highland Park Ford Plant. It was an airy complex that would change the world with his new ideas – the moving...
