A new book shows how cars are more than just transportation, but a substantial part of our culture.
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Never Stop Driving, the latest in a seemingly endless line of well done automotive books from Quarto Publishing (Motorbooks), is a 200 page meditation not entirely on cars, but the act of driving itself; what it means to us, the gearheads, what it should mean (if you believe the authors), and what it ends up meaning when you realize cars aren’t the thing, the destination isn’t the thing, but the journey is the thing. Or something like that.
Never Stop Driving: A Better Life Behind The Wheel
It’s easy to wax philosophical about cars and what they mean to us gearheads, since we seem to be on the verge of their demise, yet again. Do not worry, my young Padawans, this BS happens every so often. Cars have been on their deathbed since 1946 (give or take). Who knows, this time it might take. This time a combination of resources and finances; and lack of desire and environmental impact might brew up the perfect storm for the demise of our favorite way to feel our hearts beat faster, but maybe not. We might cheat the death of the automobile again.
Never Stop Driving: A Better Life Behind The Wheel consists of four parts (of sorts) written by four authors:...