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Why Do Kei Cars Make So Much Sense Everywhere But America?
Enter the world of kei cars: Japan's ultra-compact, fuel-efficient vehicles that dominate city streets yet struggle in America. Learn about their history, surprising versatility, and the cultural and regulatory barriers keeping them off U.S. roads. Could kei cars be the future of urban mobility?
The Government Is Coming For Your Mods – And You’re Helping Them
How the EPA’s crackdown on modified exhausts, ECU tuning, and aftermarket parts is killing car culture. Learn about emissions laws, snitch incentives, and the surveillance tech eroding automotive freedom.
Why Mechanics Hate Tesla Owners (And They’re Right To)
Tesla promised a maintenance-free future, but mechanics know the truth: EVs still break. From battery failures to suspension woes, discover why Tesla owners and repair shops are locked in a culture war over who’s to blame when things go wrong.
Stop Butchering Survivors: The Dark Side Of The Restomod Boom
The restomod trend is destroying irreplaceable classic cars in the name of 'improvement.' Learn why cutting up survivors erases automotive history—and why originality is the future of collecting.
Why ‘Built, Not Bought’ Is the Most Toxic Mentality In Car Culture
Does ‘built, not bought’ define a real car enthusiast? Spoiler: No. From privilege to hypocrisy, we explore why this mentality alienates newcomers and why car culture thrives when we respect all forms of passion.
LS Swaps Are The Pumpkin Spice Lattes Of The Car World—Here’s Why
Is the LS swap overrated? We break down the myths around weight, cost, and reliability—plus why engines like the Coyote, Barra, and K-series might be better choices for your next build.