The Automotive Attic

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A recent visit home saw me rifling through hundreds and hundreds of old family photographs. Pictures of vacations and Christmases and fam...

First automotive impression of Shanghai? Lots of taxis. Lots and lots and lots of taxis. It's all you see. And they're all the sa...

  With just over 24 hours left before I leave France, I felt like sharing my thoughts and impressions. While this has nothing to do with ...

  I like to think it was organised as a farewell party just for me. As I finish my last week of work in France and slowly finish packing ...

  It may have happened over three years ago, but I still would like to request a moment of silence for my dearly departed Peugeot 104. Af...

  All of the time I spent reading those Hardy Boy books as a kid paid off last weekend! I did some super sleuthing, and made a very inter...

We all like marking milestones, and today I mark my 100th blog entry. I've really enjoyed sharing my stories, and am happy to see a s...

  A broken down car on the side of the road isn't necessarily an uncommon or shocking sight. One in the state of this Renault, howeve...