The Rivian R3 Was Inspired by the Audi Quattro Coupe and Delta Integrale
Written by Brett, Posted in Road & Track
The Rivian R3 is Giving Giugiaro.
Monday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in Road & Track
The Rivian R3 is Giving Giugiaro.
Monday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in Car and Driver
Robots with massive blades. What could go wrong?
Friday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in Capital One
Mona Lisa Vito knew her cars. But, as I reveal, she wasn’t perfect.
Friday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in Car and Driver
Right Sized, Right Priced. But eclipsed by the unveiling of the R3/X.
Thursday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
The World’s First Electric Muscle Car Is as Powerful as It Is Stunning
Monday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in Robb Report
I’ve never done a cruise before and wanted to see how it compares to other five-star experiences, especially on a vessel as vast and multifaceted as Icon. Could it really deliver the exclusivity and intimacy of a small private island or superyacht charter, with 7,000 other souls aboard?
Sunday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in Car and Driver
There’s a new book out on the famed cult classic car chase movie “Vanishing Point” called “Vanishing Point Forever” and it’s a dense, dizzyingly meta-textual, wildly entertaining, photo-rich brick of cinematic and cultural excavation. I talk to the author for my latest Car and Driver automotive book column.
Saturday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in The Hollywood Reporter
The latest exhibit at the International Spy Museum displays a dozen-and-a-half vehicles associated with the person who may be, oxymorons aside, the world’s best-known fictitious super-spy.
Friday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in Robb Report
Using e ink technology–like that in e readers like Kindles–and an i5, BMW has created a technological, animated homage to its 1991 525i Art Car, painted by South African master artist Esther Mahlangu.
Friday
March 2024
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
We loved the black ceramic coating on some high-touch surfaces, perfect for a visit to Lisbon, were decorative tile-work production holds such importance that there is an excellent tile museum (visit if you go; we loved it.) Also, the 80s revival Lucite-esque, light-up shift paddles behind the steering wheel, which glowed red in Sport mode, matching some of our mom’s chunky costume jewelry from the era.