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The Auto SleuthJanuary 29, 2019
If you could have only one automotive feature, this should be it. At Wheelbase Communications, we’ve chosen to stay away from providing an automotive-news column until we could do it in a non-traditional way. And here it is: the Auto Sleuth. Our worldly gumshoe has his ear to the ground, digging up the latest news on everything from product launches and updates to names in the news. The column is solely driven by reader interest. No boring statistics or auto-company pap here, just the straight goods peppered with the Auto Sleuth’s commentary and speculative, gossipy-style.
2019 Jeep RenegadeJanuary 28, 2019
For 2019, the Renegade receives a number of updates. There’s a new hood and a grille with active shutters that close at higher speeds to reduce aerodynamic drag. There are also new wheel designs and now-optional LED headlights and tail lamps. In reality, these changes are barely discernible from the previous edition. It’s a similar story inside. There are slight adjustments to the instrument panel, an added smartphone holder and a new-look infotainment system.
Top GearJanuary 28, 2019
Why buy a paper poster when you can purchase a distinctive wood-based display with neat graphics that will probably last much longer. Red Horse Signs sells a wide array of products, including vintage-style automotive signage. All are printed onto distressed tongue-and-groove panels or on metal and are available in sizes from 15 by 26 inches to 25 by 40 inches.
AutoCrossJanuary 21, 2019
For the auto thrill-seeker, this is one of the most unique additions to your publication. The International AutoCross will test the knowledge of your readers with trivia that scours automobile parts bins, dealer showrooms and the history of people and places that have made the automobile what it is today. Retain readers and have them coming back on a regular basis for more. Like Wheelbase’s other features, International AutoCross comes to you formatted and ready to use.
The Auto SleuthJanuary 15, 2019
If you could have only one automotive feature, this should be it. At Wheelbase Communications, we’ve chosen to stay away from providing an automotive-news column until we could do it in a non-traditional way. And here it is: the Auto Sleuth. Our worldly gumshoe has his ear to the ground, digging up the latest news on everything from product launches and updates to names in the news. The column is solely driven by reader interest. No boring statistics or auto-company pap here, just the straight goods peppered with the Auto Sleuth’s commentary and speculative, gossipy-style.
Profiles, Chris EconomakiJanuary 14, 2019
Whether conducting on-air interviews with his microphone thrust into the face of a name-brand driver, or reporting the latest happenings within the pages of his National Speed Sport News, Economaki, who died in 2012, was known for providing the straight goods. His TV persona was that of a favorite uncle who told stories and spun yarns that kept you captivated as a kid.
Toyota Tundra: 2007-’13January 14, 2019
This generation of Tundra had a solid reputation as a rugged performer that was nicely detailed inside and out. It was also better equipped to take on the full-size domestic pickups. Models equipped with the strong-running V-8 gave the Tundra strong hauling and towing power, but the smaller V-6 and V-8 engines were also capable.
AutoCrossJanuary 9, 2019
For the auto thrill-seeker, this is one of the most unique additions to your publication. The International AutoCross will test the knowledge of your readers with trivia that scours automobile parts bins, dealer showrooms and the history of people and places that have made the automobile what it is today. Retain readers and have them coming back on a regular basis for more. Like Wheelbase’s other features, International AutoCross comes to you formatted and ready to use.
Top GearJanuary 7, 2019
Getting the dirt, dust and crumbs out of your vehicle is part of the whole car-care experience, but it can be a real pain when you try to use some unwieldy household canister vacuum to get the job done. An easier solution is the Black & Decker Flex Auto Vac. The unit’s extra-long power cord plugs into your car’s lighter socket (or similar 12-volt DC power-point connection).
2019 Toyota Corolla HatchbackDecember 24, 2018
On the outside, the Corolla Hatchback might still seem like an updated iM, except that the Hatchback is built on Toyota’s latest chassis architecture, which is claimed to be lighter and 60 percent stiffer. It also reduces the ride height by nearly half an inch for a lower center of gravity. The front and rear suspension components are also new and designed to provide better cornering precision and ride comfort.