We're back with Season 3 of What It's Like to Drive and it's super exciting! 

We start with this '79 Oldsmobile Cutless Supreme that went from being totaled to being alive and well due to the love of the owner for his car and we want you to think the same way.

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The purpose of an expo is to see what is available in the area.  Located in Springfield, the ECAE had a good opportunity to absorb a lot from he surrounding area.  It had a mobile dyno, a group of vendors and car clubs and was pretty good for their first outing, with tons of room for growth.  It will be good to see what they can do unencumbered by pandemic guidelines that ironically were lifted mere days after the event had transpired.   We hope they'll give it another swing coming next year. 

We're back out at the cruise night showing off the coolest cars in New England and keeping really busy.  This event doesn't disappoint and it shows off some of the great stuff the area has to offer.

We were honored to be able to attend the Koenigsegg Boston event at McLaren Boston.  Rally4Cause was on hand to support Impact Melanoma and organized.  The true power of the event was the amount of vehicles that attended.  From McLaren to Lamborghini there were amazing cars, even the Spyker and Ford GTs made it out to show off. 

If you missed it, you missed a good one, but here's your chance to see some of what you missed!

Rally 4 Cause has started their car show season.  First being canceled twice for rain, everyone was ready for a show and when it came up High Octane Classics cleared out their inventory to make room for them and the community didn't disappoint.  Many old hot rods, old trucks, even motorcycles rolled in force to support the show.  Sure, some brought what they could, but all were welcome.

The charity of focus was the Cam Neely Foundation and they raised a good deal of money for the charity.  It was an awesome show and great turnout.  Hope you enjoy and if you missed this one, don't miss the next one!

Recently a computer chip shortage has hindered production of vehicles.  When the pandemic struck, it meant that many automakers couldn't make cars and for that reason companies that made these chips had to look to others to sell their wares.  Funny enough, with people locked up, they needed entertainment and the mobile business started booming.  From mobile phones, laptops and television sets that saw the stimulus checks blasted away in an evening, these new found resources were moving like hotcakes, just waiting for another government check to up the ante. 

When automakers finally returned to production their demand was also record breaking, but the companies that had chips for them before, suddenly were found elsewhere and the supply quickly dried up leaving manufacturing lines to once again slow to a halt!

Today we talk about the situation and how it's getting resolved and what it means for the dreaded price hikes on the way as the used car market once again takes up the slack.

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