The Electric Car Myth
Published February 5, 2013, Los Angeles Daily Journal – In truth, it never really had the potential many had hoped for. Supporters were hoping that the electric car would be the regeneration of an industry, but boundless […]
The Truth About Obama and the Automotive Industry
Published November 2, 2012, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Every presidential election presents the country with a unique opportunity to fundamentally alter the course of history. The decision we make this November will lay the foundation […]
Could GM be at it Again?
Published October 3, 2012, Los Angeles Daily Journal – In the world of automotive juggernauts, market share is everything. Perhaps this is true in every industry, but it is a particularly important topic among the Detroit 3, […]
Theft, Hiding and Restitution
Published July 3, 2012, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Some 67 years ago, the last of the great world wars drew to an end, and with that we briefly closed a chapter on crimes against humanity, […]
An Industry Lost
Published May 1, 2012, Los Angeles Daily Journal – If anything, America’s greatest asset is its ability to innovate. Our nation’s fabric is woven from unconventional thinking and the courage to dream. From this, we have […]
The Pain is Far From Over
Published October 4, 2011, Los Angeles Daily Journal – There are certain moments in a nation’s history that define generations and forge the creed by which we live. The scars left by the Great Depression are still […]
Troubles with the New Fuel Regulations Sure to Come
Published September 6, 2011, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Last month, President Barack Obama announced his ambitious overhaul to the Corporate Average Fuel Economy, or the CAFE standards, for consumer cars and trucks – a […]
How Many More Have to Die?
Published March 7, 2011, Los Angeles Daily Journal – It’s interesting how our mindset on vehicle safety has shifted so dramatically over the last several decades. Many of us grew up in an era where seatbelts […]
The Killing Fields
Published November 4, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal – At the stroke of midnight on Oct. 31, 2010, the landscape of the automotive industry in the United States forever changed. With the final tick of the second […]
