A designer reimagines cars, past, present and future. The fake designs range from the subtle to the outrageous. The Daily Drive website has gotten in on the act, but its fake illustrations revolve around sillier themes, such as what if the Continental Mark II had been designed by another automaker (Peiler, 2014).
This magazine critiques the press — and generally does a better job of it than anyone else. CJR champions accountability journalism over access journalism. Unfortunately, relatively little attention is paid to automotive journalism. I’ve raised questions […]
The U.S. automotive media tend to ignore or downplay the far-reaching impacts of the automobile on land use. That’s a significant oversight which helps to accentuate the auto industry’s strikingly insular attitude about basic issues such […]
The pompous title of this auto buff website once had some validity. The Truth About Cars was prescient — and courageous — in its coverage of General Motors’ financial collapse. This website has also offered […]
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