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Monthly Archives: February 2011
100,000 miles and still going strong
I’ll be honest. I never wanted a Ford Focus. I always disliked the styling, it’s a tiny car……I really disliked the styling. HOWEVER, back in August of 2004 I was forced to get rid of my F-150 thanks to driving … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Do you remember your first car?
Ah…memories came back this morning as I was digging through old images and stumbled across pics of my first car. Well, it wasn’t my car, it was designated as the “kids car” the one me and the sibs shared to … Continue reading
Posted in Chevy, So Cal Auto Blog
Tagged 1968 chevy impala, chevrolet impala, first ride, impala
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Ford Focus Rally America, Ford tops social media useage
Jeep may have been the first of the manufacturers to have hit a million likes on facebook, but Ford has them all beat hands down with social media penetration and useage. First it was the Fiesta Movement, part of which … Continue reading
Full service still exists in Southern California
I really can’t remember the last time I saw a “Full Service” gas station. To be honest, I thought they had just disappeared completely. Little did I know that the 76 by my house (that I’ve used numerous times) has … Continue reading
Posted in Gas, So Cal Auto Blog
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Fiat 500 almost on sale in So Cal
The dealers (Studios in Fiat talk) will be getting the first of the cars in the next few weeks for the launch of the 2012 Fiat 500. The “Studios” are limited to a few major urban areas with a total … Continue reading
Posted in Chrysler, News, OpEd, Uncategorized
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Too bad it wasn’t filmed in sunny So Cal
I found this interesting mash up as a response to the “we’re back” commercials being run by GM and Chrysler on YouTube this morning. Unfortunately it couldn’t use sunny So Cal as a back drop as its obviously a lot … Continue reading
Short test of the Mini-e which is a segue into the BMW ActiveE
Behold the Mini-e, BMW’s first electric vehicle that has been available for lease in very select markets here in the U.S. for the last couple of years. A total of 600 were built with 450 here in the U.S. This … Continue reading
Posted in BMW, Mini, News, Test Drives
Tagged BMW ActiveE, electric automobiles, electric cars, green cars, Mini-e
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Need some Car Art? Ford opens its archives with prints for sale
Are you in need of some car art for your home or office? You might just want to check out the Ford Images site for some great historical and new car art prints. Ford Archives opened up their image bank … Continue reading
Posted in Ford, News
Tagged advertising pictures, ford archives, ford images, historical automobile pictures, racing pictures
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Book Review: Steve McCarthy’s “Road Trippin’”
I love a road trip. Have since I was in college. Not that long ago I met Steve McCarthy, an accomplished photographer and writer through a local artist association I belong to. Steve loves cars about as much as I … Continue reading
Posted in News, OpEd
Tagged book review, road trippin', road trippin' the book, road trips, steve mccarthy
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Rising gas prices, at what price do you cry uncle?
Gas prices in my corner of LA have hit $3.399/gal for the cheapest gas in town. In 2008 I cried uncle at $4.75 and changed how I drove. When gas prices dropped suddenly and small car prices dropped within reason … Continue reading