We’ve been following the closure of NUMMI for a few months now, and it seems that the story is just about done. Earlier today, Toyota announced that they are giving NUMMI workers a $250 million dollar “transition” fund that could be used to pay out bonuses to NUMMI employees, as well as offer career counseling and training. While it’s obviously not this simple, $250 million divided up amongst 4,500 workers plus or minus is about $55k per person. While this severance isn’t tremendous, it’s certainly nothing to sniff at…especially considering Toyota was forced to close NUMMI when GM filed bankruptcy. ...

Owning a truck means a lot of different things to people, but it sure seems like truck owners are more helpful than regular old car owners…think about it: When someone needs a tow, who do they call? When it’s time to move? When someone needs a jump or mechanical help? It turns out that truck owners help fight crime too – here’s a story about a 2000 Tundra owner that helped catch a murderer.

It started at a McDonalds

Lawton Walker was sitting in his Tundra in the McDonalds parking lot when a robber confronted two McDonald’s employees in the ...

Opel/Vauxhall's lawyers insist they be called "Flex Doors," but we know them as "suicide doors," being hinged at the rear so back-seat passengers have to step out into traffic. That said, they're real cool and make it...