Lanekeep is a newsletter of opinionated car-buying advice that argues software now matters more than hardware and that right-sized, often electric, cars are better value than oversized trucks and SUVs. It also covers the politics and economics behind the industry, including Chinese EV competition and the pricing strategies of Detroit automakers.
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Weird Car of the Day is a personal newsletter profiling odd, forgotten and occasionally brilliant cars, each issue focusing on one vehicle with historical context and a wry, opinionated voice. Readers get short, engaging car history with anecdotes about obscure models, design oddities and motorsport.
Essential Drives is a car publication offering personal, opinionated reviews and features that blend automotive detail with cultural commentary and wit. Readers get first-person takes on specific cars, behind-the-scenes access such as motorsport events, and a distinctive, playful voice.
Matthew Haughey's personal blog covers a mix of car commentary, including EV critiques and long-distance EV road trip cost breakdowns, plus long travel write-ups such as a first-timer's week in Tokyo. Readers get candid, first-person accounts with concrete numbers, practical planning tips, and opinionated takes on the auto industry.
A personal newsletter from Los Angeles by Jon Alain Guzik covering cars, culture, wine, fashion and food. Issues mix first-person driving impressions, nostalgia for 1980s and 90s Toyota Supras, and interviews such as one with filmmaker Steven Soderbergh.
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