Coming to terms with our past
Today I want to start by telling you the story of a young black guy who, eighteen years ago, was frustrated and unhappy with the way his car...
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10 episodesBlack history is our history, period
Black History Month begins tomorrow, and for a long time, I wasn’t sure how I felt about the whole idea of a special month set aside for our...
Time Passage
I like restaurants that have photographs on the walls showing their towns in times past. Last weekend, I was in one with a picture of people...
Car movies that need to be made
Here’s a trivia question for you: How many movies have been made throughout history? I don’t mean class projects, industrial films or shorts...
Yes, the auto industry is still all that
Three years ago, I saw a silly article published by the Mackinac Center, under this headline: “Michigan Economy No Longer Dependent on the A...
Why go to the auto show?
Though I am a Detroiter, I have never been a big car buff. I admire the styling of some really classic cars – especially from the 1930s. But...
What John Engler’s firing taught us
Michigan State University trustees had what they thought was a brilliant idea almost a year ago. They would appoint John Engler, the former...
Not Dead Yet
For years, we’ve been told that the classic car with a gasoline engine, completely controlled by a human driver and a steering wheel is yest...
The real Martin Luther King
I have to confess I don’t know what kind of cars Martin Luther King Jr. drove. I know that he had a car, because he spent a lot of time driv...
Why the auto industry will endure
The North American International Auto Show is an absolutely amazing tradition; the first one was staged in 1899, at a time when almost no on...