Jack Baruth
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Past articles by Jack:
The New Face of Vintage Racing
Vintage racing was once a cut-and-dried affair, but the past ain't what it used to be. → Read More
So Long, and Thanks for All the Emails
Our longest running online column comes to an end. → Read More
They Say You Don't Need More Than an EV, but Who Determines What You Need?
Need and want are two totally different things. → Read More
The New Toyota Supra Should Have Been an SUV
I know that sounds crazy, but there's a historical justification for what I'm saying here. → Read More
Why Factory-Built GT Cars Are Replacing Homebrew Race Cars
Ever noticed how long it takes you to realize that something is missing, as opposed to how long it takes you to realize the presence of something new? There’s a real difference in the way our brains process those two different situations, mostly because our eyes aren’t nearly as good as we think they are and the brain spends a lot of time filling in our visual picture based on spotty… → Read More
How Chrysler's Aging Sedans Stack Up Against the Honda Accord
The Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger have been around forever. But they've still got some tricks that a similarly-priced Honda Accord simply can't match. → Read More
2019 BMW M2 Competition vs. 2019 Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE: Comparison Test
A grunty muscle car faces an M-Car throwback. Guess which is which. → Read More
Why the Challenger, Charger, and Chrysler 300 Could Live Forever
FCA's big coupe and sedans still sell well more than a decade after their release. → Read More
Five Motorsports Resolutions to Get You Racing in 2019
It can be hard to get off the couch and out to the race track. With a new season approaching, these are the New Year's Resolutions that will get you driving. → Read More
The Lexus GS-F Is the Future Classic Nobody Is Talking About
You think the Charger Hellcat will be collectible? Wait til you see what happens to Lexus's limited production V8 sport sedan. → Read More
Taming Those Terrifying Teenagers, One Weekend At A Time
The Mid-Ohio School is doing its part to make the roads safer. → Read More
Here's What Automakers Would Build If They Loved Their Customers
If automakers built what we wanted, and not what they think we need, then some of these cars might just come to fruition. → Read More
The EV Is the Car of the Future, and It Might Always Be
There's a lot to consider with our supposed electric car future. → Read More
'Distance Coaching' Is Safer for the Driver and Instructor, But Does It Work?
What do you do when you still need driver coaching, but it's no longer safe for the coach to be in the car? Dion von Moltke might have the answer → Read More
The North American Time Attack Council Is the Biggest Amateur Motorsports News in Decades
What does this signal for the future of wheel-to-wheel racing? → Read More
American Buyers Don’t Want the Suzuki Jimny, And That’s a Good Thing
The Jimny is undeniably cool and looks like a hoot, but it's not right for American roads. → Read More
Cars That Aren't Quite As You Remember Them
A case of reality not matching your expectations. → Read More
The 2019 Mazda Miata Is Still Writing History
Retracing America's most important road course in America's most raced car. → Read More
American Luxury Sedans Aren't Big Enough
The last American luxury sedans are brilliant vehicles, but they aren’t quite large enough to cast a shadow on the market. → Read More
Why Smart Automakers Will Hold Off on EVs and Autonomy, For Now
In the long run, being first to market simply doesn't matter. → Read More