RegularCars

Hiking in Boulder.

We made it to Boulder CO!

Hello Nebraska and Colorado!

Our day in Chicago.

We go to Chicago.

"Hoon River" in South Bend, Indiana.

We enter Ohio

Regular Car Reviews travels to Los Angeles to meet Matt Farah and The Smoking Tire team. We see Southern California with Pennsylvanian eyes. Everything is new! We pick two cars to review.

Tunnels! So many tunnels! We roll into Pittsburgh.

We head west on the PA Turnpike

All dual-sports begin here. Yes, here. Not with the XT500, not with the SR500 and certainly not with the scramblers in the 70's.

The Chevy Cobalt XFE was one last hurray of cheap reliability before EVERY car manufacturer decided call EVERY model "High-End." The XFE sacrifices everything at the workbench of fuel economy.

Why I picked a fit. Where are we stopping on the road trip? What The Roman and I did before RCR. Listen to how uneven Pennsylvania roads are.

Being a fan of the C6 is like being a fan of Superman.

I feel like I might have misrepresented myself a bit in the last article. We loved the New York International Auto Show.

Jeep XJ, the last car to be a true bushwhacker. Driving one is an experience so saturated with nostalgia, Buzzfeed is probably writing an article about it as you're watching this.

The New York International Auto Show seemed designed to disrupt the routine business of living, suspending reality for a handful of belligerent hours while you take inventory of your life and beg

Suzuki Bandit: A motorcycle as cheap and dirty as the bowling alley bathroom where I was conceived. This bike has a 1,250cc 4cyl engine, larger than some 4-passenger cars in the UK.

BMW 330Ci: The official car of "I'd like to speak to your manager." This is the car for the person who likes to say: "We can take my BMW," instead of "We can take my car."

Regular Cars obtains press passes for the New York International Auto Show. If you're going to bite the hand the feeds, make sure you have sharp teeth and clamp down has hard and long as you can.

Why it is worth repairing your car even if you don't know what you are doing

2008 Scion Xb: The official car of using Fruity Loops to remix Daft Punk's "Harder Better Faster" and using the offending product in Music Theory class because the Band Director has his hands full

There is no way to enjoy an Audi S4 within the bounds of the law. This car is stupid fast. That would be a non-issue if the car looked fast. It doesn't.

This is a concept podcast test to see if I can talk at length while driving. I am driving a 1990 Toyota Cressida with a new top-end and 70k original miles! RCR may develop our own podcast.

The Honda Odyssey is the pine box that houses the corpse of The Single Life. Its a Daycare-DeLorean that can't go back in time and spread Amazing Goop on that broken condom.

The '88 New Yorker: An Autobot that transforms into a dish of Werther's Originals. This car, for all its silly faults, proved the genius of Lee Iacocca.

Who killed the American Mid-Engined car? A car-review told as a Noir mystery film. Special thanks to Ted Stoltz for serving as our 3rd videographer.

BMW 740il: The official car of "making a few phone calls to sort this out." In 1998, BMW's luxury cars were not trying to be "sporty" as so many big German cars do today.

Hated by Mr. Regular, loved by The Roman. The VW Jetta is a 1990's box of contradictions.

The C3 'Vette is an Atlantic City escort, layering on foundation and mortgaging her future to maintain a lifestyle that has not made sense since 1967.