We have a talk with Carey Rouse from Driven to Compete to talk about our racing past and present.  

   Everett Jay and AutoLooks have made their first appearance on another podcast.  Looking to see what we have to say and what we talked about, then click on one of the links below.  As usual it was some small talk about cars, but hey, that is what we do best.
    And once done listening to ours, check out a few more great episodes from the Stoned Out Podcast.

     Even though it may be a bit harder for them to get into and out of their car, that doesn't stop them from racing.  This article will put things into perspective about how anyone can push themselves to do what they want.  Our only quarrel is that Alex Zanardi and Robert Wickens were not included in this list.    

    Haval is really taking the saying "Running with the Big Dogs" to heart.  Their new range of Dog name SUV's is really putting the competition in the dog pen as these dogs are here to play.   But can these dogs really be big enough to take on the big dogs from Jeep and Toyota.  Only Time will tell.

     Toyota is betting big on the fans of Initial D to help boost the image of the 2nd Gen. GR86.  We all know the GR86 is suppose to be the reincarnation of the original AE86.  So, maybe adding it to a famous manga show, they could prove that it truly does have the heart and soul of the original AE86.

    I love the Ballet, that bear in a little car is great to watch.   "doot du da doo doo, doot du da doo doo......Hee Hee".  
    If you don't get the reference, then start watching The Simpsons.  
​     But what can this bear have to do with a car?

   First came the plant, then came then came a name change.  Now Electra Battery Materials Corp. has been given the green light to get into battery recycling.  This is already on top of their planned expansions for the battery grade cobalt plant, which will now include the 

   Similar to their parent company, Lexus is getting serious about the EV game.  With the arrival of the first fully electric model from Toyota in 2023, Lexus is set to follow up with their own product as well.  But for the rest of the lineup, these concepts are showcasing the possibility of tomorrow.

    Seems that everyone was wrong about Toyota's electric plans, as today they proved you all wrong.  They still hold by their hydrogen aspirations, but are jumping into the electric fad that is upon the market now.  Even though they still don't believe in this market, they are putting all of the cards on the table now.