2008 Jeep Wrangler & Wrangler Unlimited

Jeeps are truly unique anachronisms of the American highway and the recipe for its success has remained fairly consistent for well over 6 decades. Tough, utilitarian, capable, fun as hell – they shout, “I can go more places than you can!” Some Jeeps (like the regrettable Compass) do not adhere to any of the real Jeep formula and are not worthy of the badge – regardless of the cachet some may think they possess.

Cheap(ish) Speed

Speed, more speed.What are some quick and cheap ways to increase my car’s performance?

Remember that day when you wished your car had just a little more power? For many, it was when you were trying to pass a truck or merge at highway speed. For others, it was that pesky stoplight at the freeway onramp that puts you behind the slowest driver in the state (after they blew your doors off while merging). Just a few more ponies under the hood might mitigate the feeling of helplessness when you shove your right foot down.

2007 Subaru WRX Vs. 2008 Subaru WRX

Subaru makes some of the most unique cars on the road. They have created some rather memorable machines that still capture the imagination (or defy logic) like the mini pick up “Brat,” the wedge XT, the wagon/truck “Baja,” the James Bond-ish SVX and so on. These cars were unusual enough to remember and many have achieved collector status faster than most of the competition.

Car Survival Kit

It is not just a question of when you going to break down – it’s where… Even if you have a brand new car with a huge warranty, 24 hour road-side assistance and a fantastic cellular plan, becoming stranded is a real possibility. Even if you’re not stranded, you could find yourself in a situation where a few assorted items could be an immense help to someone.

2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser

2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser - Automobile.com Picture the scene: The Honda Element’s parents told her not to get mixed up with a boy like the Wrangler Rubicon. “He’s a punk! That kid is loud, brash, old fashioned and crude!” yells her father, Honda Ridgeline. Her mother, Honda Odyssey, tried a more sensible approach. “Dear, he’s always so filthy and hates taking the proper path. Think of your children! What kind of father would he be!?” Tears streaming from her square headlights, the Honda Element rushes off to her rebel, and mutters as she cozies up to his burly side, “I don’t care what they say; we’ll have an amazing family!”