Jeff GluckerFor Sale: One British Car Company, Faint Whiff of Tweed
HooniverseBristol Cars, which we discussed in minute detail on the last podcast, is undergoing a bit of trouble now. The…
Hoonicast #7: More British Than The Queen Edition
You know, just because my last name is Rong, doesn't mean I am, er, always wrong. Here's one case…
Brown Reliant Scimitar GTE As 1970s As It Gets
In 1970s England the coal mines shut down, Maggie Thatcher becomes the first female Prime Minister, Marc Bolan sang "life's…
Hooniverse Asks – What the Hell Happened to all the Mopeds?
Robert EmslieWhen I was a kid, back when dinosaurs ruled the earth and the McRib® was yet to delight a nation…
Two Wheel Tuesday Mystery Bike Edition
LongRoofianThe only previous time this olelongrooffan has done a Mystery Car, Syrax correctly identified it right out of the box.…
Last Call – Maybe They Added Too Much Lightness? Edition
See, even Lotus can't make the Segway look cool. Image source:
Hooniverse Asks – What's Your Favorite British Car Maker?
The sun never sets on the British Empire. Due to centuries of colonial break-away that once true apophthegm is today…
Introducing…British Week!
The beauty of the Internet other than 24-hour pornography is that nobody knows you're a dog, or on the other…
Hooniverse Weekend Edition: A Pacer of a Different Sort
So earlier today I was out Hooning around trying to find some cool stuff on this, the last day of…
Hooniverse Weekend Edition – The Very Definition of the word Malaise: The 1979 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham
Jim BrennanWithin the Automotive Enthusiast community, the term "Malaise" describes pretty much any vehicle built during the 1970s and perhaps in…