Alex Kierstein
Connecting some nerd dots between a Mad Max obsession and Peter Arcadipane’s other work.
Alex Kierstein
March 10, 2026
Here's why we can’t drill our way out of a geopolitical conflict. The Iran War has already led to a near-record gas price jump.
Alex Kierstein
March 6, 2026
Cars with a lower MSRP aren't abnormally expensive. It's just that everything is expensive.
Alex Kierstein
March 6, 2026
Leftist guerillas. Bankrupt organizers. Brutal terrain. The Trans-Amazon Rally may be the craziest race.
Alex Kierstein
March 4, 2026
Toyota’s new WRC27 Rally1 car, spied testing in Portugal, has the Celica revival rumormill working overtime.
Alex Kierstein
March 2, 2026
EV registrations fall off in the latest data, which captures the tax credit repeal. But maybe it’s not as gloomy as it could have been.
Alex Kierstein
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February 27, 2026
Gasoline grades, toxic octane-boosting chemicals, and fraud at the pump. For something so ubiquitous, there’s a lot going on with gas.
Alex Kierstein
February 25, 2026
A suspension design often derided as archaic gets a clever tweak in a simple yet promising Stellantis patent.
Alex Kierstein
February 24, 2026
Removing the EPA’s ability to designate carbon dioxide and methane as threats to human health and the climate are part of a broader push for deregulation.
Alex Kierstein
February 19, 2026
Ford’s upcoming low-cost EV pickup truck is an interesting mix of state-of-the-art engineering and licensed Chinese tech. This has geopolitical implications.
Alex Kierstein
February 18, 2026