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Bulletproof Cybertruck? A “Bullet Test” Ballistics Analysis
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Tesla’s video of its Cybertruck taking a hail of gunfire left more questions than answers. Is it safe to call this truck bulletproof based on this test? I still remember the long night I spent in the Kuwaiti desert. It’s something we were warned about, but sometimes you take a risk, and it just doesn’t…
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2023 Honda Accord Touring – Still Daily Driver Perfection
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There’s something comforting about an old favorite that’s familiar to us. It could be going to a local restaurant that hasn’t changed its menu in thirty years. It might be heading out on the same family vacation to the same spot you’ve gone to for twenty years. Good and simple things that make us happy…
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2023 Toyota Prius Prime – The Greatest Glow-Up in Automotive History?
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It’s normal to expect a new car to become better than its predecessor. That’s progress after all, right? But what if a new generation of a car was so objectively and subjectively better in nearly every way? What if what once was a car I loathed for being slow, boring, ugly, and obsolete, suddenly transformed…
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2023 Civic Type R: Thoughts from a former FK8 owner on the new hotness
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Honda has let one of their most prolific engineers build the last purely internal combustion powered sports car from the brand’s 30-year history of Type R, and when you look past the spec sheet you’ll find a brilliant car that will remind you why you became a car enthusiast. The Honda Civic Type R is…
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2022 Acura TLX Type S Review: The Most Underrated Comeback Kid
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When you think of a luxury sports sedan, something German probably comes to mind. Rightfully so, the big three German luxury brands have been making the de-facto segment leaders for decades. In the 1990s and early 2000s, Acura and Lexus woke the German OEMs up and opened them up to serious competition with strong offerings…
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New Honda Civic Type R First Look
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The all-new 2023 Civic Type R is here for us all to see. The camo wrap came off the 6th generation Civic Type R (based on the 11th generation civic) with the chassis code name FL5. Technical details are still scarce, as we are all waiting for Honda to tell us more. We know that…
