I'm afraid of things that many deem simple, but what I fear most are roller coasters. It's not because of the height, and I don't mind the speed either; what gets to me is the feeling. You know, that feeling--the drop. When your stomach feels like it's caving in on itself. I can’t stand it. … Continue reading The 2025 Audi RS e-tron GT Performance: Terrifying, in a Great Way
Okay, just hear me out before you read. Look, I get it. I hate this thing as much as you do, and I hate the neo-nazi freak that made it even more. However, at the D.C. Auto Show last month, I gave the Cybertruck a go because I wanted to form an opinion based on … Continue reading A Quick Rant About the 2025 Tesla Cybertruck
With a legacy as distinguished as that of Rolls-Royce, aficionados were eager to see how the British brand would adapt its bespoke formula into an electric-powered platform. It passed this test with flying colors as the stunning Spectre quickly aligned itself with the luxury elite within the first two years of its lifespan. Now, the … Continue reading The 2025 Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Beckons the Bold
“Nah, I’m not looking for anything special. I just want something normal.” A quote from a good friend of mine, Luke, who asked me for advice on buying his first car a few months ago. He subconsciously reminded me that not everyone is a stickler for performance numbers and brand affinity, and look at cars … Continue reading The 2025 Honda CR-V and its Comfortable Normality
You’ve probably never known this car existed, and neither did I up until a few hours ago. Before they were known for their unreliable transmissions and bad PR from Altima drivers, Nissan had some solid bangers in their model lineup. The mid-80s and early 90’s birthed the brand’s most iconic cars, including the Skyline GT-R, … Continue reading This Abandoned Nissan EXA Sportbak is a Forgotten 80’s Relic
So, it’s been a while. My intention for this blog was to post content twice a week, but I’ve learned that life comes at you fast. In the 16 days after writing the last post, I’ve become a victim of writer’s block, COVID-19, and daily four-hour-long summer classes. When I wasn’t fighting a virus and … Continue reading The Automotive Oasis Outside of D.C.
There comes a moment when you realize you’ve flown too close to the sun. When you’ve worked fervently to reach a goal, but got way too in over your head chasing an unrealistic dream. In these moments, you self-interrogate to discover your true motives; “Is this right for me? Do I want to be here? … Continue reading On Dealership Life and My Irrational Fear of Classic Rock
I’m not alone in admitting that I have a bias for luxury, and my loyalties tend to lie with the Germans. Time and time again they’ve proven they’re the gold standard, the benchmark for state-of-the-art technology and automotive innovation. I’m not ashamed of being a fanboy for the six-figure land yachts that BMW and Mercedes … Continue reading The 2024 Lexus GX550 Overtrail is a Return to Form
They say if you love something, you have to let it go. My dream car of all dream cars is the beloved 2001-2006 BMW M3, and for a while, I thought if I believed hard enough I'd own one. However, a tragedy happened. The collective evils of rich collectors, car auction sites, and a particular … Continue reading The Budget Friendly BMW M3 Alternative
I’ve been fed up with the current state of racing video games for a while now. Every year, developers like Playground and EA dangle keys in our faces with “exciting” new content, with their new triple-A titles being “built from the ground up.” Ultimately, it’s the same hot garbage they’ve been shoving down our throats … Continue reading Midnight Club: LA is a Frustrating Masterpiece
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