Think all cars are built to last? Think again! 
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    Disposable cars have flooded the market for decades, allowing drivers to enjoy new wheels without the hefty price tag. They may not be forever cars, but they sure fill a need!  

       The Chrysler Imperial was not just a car; it was a statement!  From 1926 to 1993, it redefined what a high-end car could be!  But it's fascinating how its legacy didn’t last. So, why did this iconic car fade into history?  

​As Toronto grapples with ever-increasing traffic congestion, the province of Ontario is considering a drastic solution: burying a tunnel beneath the 401 highway. However, this approach raises more questions than answers and may not be the panacea that officials hope for. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the complexities surrounding this proposed project and explore more effective alternatives.

​In this episode, we explore the world of bad automotive designs, examining how historical context, consumer demand, and market trends influence the creation of vehicles that often miss the mark aesthetically. We discuss iconic failures like the Pontiac Aztec and AMC Gremlin, and how these designs, despite their 

​What's driving the revival of off-road utility vehicles, and why are they capturing the imagination of a new generation? Our latest episode explores this trend, questioning the necessity of the myriad off-road options swamping the market beyond stalwarts like the Jeep Wrangler and Ford Bronco. We trace the