Here’s something you don’t see every day on Craigslist, a 1989 Ruf CTR Yellowbird. Currently listed in the Los Angeles area, this example is claimed to have traveled only 32,654 miles. This Craigslist dream car is allegedly one of only 60
As hard as I tried to get the Miata done on Superb Owl Sunday, I was still a couple of hours away from it being road worthy, and I didn’t want to rush it and risk messing something up. Since
Since I had a little bit of time on Sunday and I wasn’t coughing too badly, I decided to get back to work on the Miata. Plus I like to drive around during the Superb Owl because no one is
The recent November edition of the Cars & Coffee car show at duPont Registry of St Petersburg, Florida was a great mix of classic beauty and in-your-face exotics. Some regulars were recognized from my last trip to the registry back
It’s been a little over a year since my first press trip out to California, a trip that I still think about every day. Recently I’ve been going through some of the extra photos taken out there that weren’t part
Over the weekend I attended and shot over 9 hours of a cars & coffee (my first since 2011). I’ve unfortunately had to leave the blog sitting a bit lately as I’m finishing up my third semester in grad school,
Today is the day we’ve all been waiting for, the reveal of not only the 2016 Mazda Miata but also the new ND body style and all of the technical innovations that will come from that. The main things that I
Things have been looking up for “Roadster” since the setback with the oil cooler last year. With reliability now in check, safety has been more of a focus since the last update. With the head gasket replacement right after purchase last year,
Despite a coating of dust and only having one mirror, which was held on by rubber bands, Roadster made it out to the first show of the year this past Memorial Day weekend at Precision Mazda and Mitsubishi in Tampa, Florida. I finally got
I mull over the positive, negative, and possible unexpected side effects of an automated driving future after the jump. From the perspective of an automotive enthusiast, the knee-jerk reaction to the news of Google’s unveiling of a prototype driverless car
