If you’re keeping socially distanced during the coronavirus epidemic and aren’t under shelter in place orders, there are things you and your family can do to keep entertained. Your car can help and these are all things that don’t involve social contact or germ trading risks. Have fun and stay healthy!
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One of the things least often noted in your average car review is how well that vehicle performs when the weather turns ugly. Snow, ice, and wind are not often the focus when an automotive journalist gets behind the wheel of a car or truck. At the annual Rocky Mountain …
During a recent road trip, the occasional perils of driving across Wyoming in the winter were highlighted for us. A good vehicle, some contingency planning, and a little situational awareness went a long way toward keeping everyone safe. Our road trip took us across Interstate 80, which runs west-to-east across …
My answer: The general caveats for getting the best fuel economy out of any vehicle (combustion or no) apply to those with manual transmissions as well. This includes light-weighting the car (not carrying a lot of junk), having optimal tire pressures, keeping the bodywork clean and smooth to minimize airflow obstructions, …
Every year, the Rocky Mountain Automotive Press (RMAP) puts together a signature driving event for its journalists. This year, the Rocky Mountain Driving Experience (RMDE) took place at Woolley’s Classic Suites in Aurora, Colorado. Journalists gathered to meet and greet, say hi to friends and new faces alike from automotive …
Driving a vehicle on ice usually means being careful and very slow so as not to slide or lose control. These things were completely thrown out the window on our visit to Winter Park, Colorado, for the 2018 Rocky Mountain Redline Ice Driving Adventure, where we were lucky enough to …
Our friends at Rocky Mountain Redline in Colorado invited us to jump into some awesome vehicles and drive them on a gymkhana course on a frozen lake. Our initial response was “Sure, that’d be cool.” ‘Cause we’re snarky like that. Then it became “Holy bucket list item, Batman! F YA!” …
