Beijing is not a city, it is a virus, hellbent on voraciousness and replication. To wit: “Coughing Through the Sour Smell of Success” — my report on all the hideousness, opulence, and oddities at the Beijing Auto Show, for Yahoo! Autos.

“The way to find a missing something,” says the Cat in the Hat in his eponymous 1971 TV special, “is to find out where it’s not.” He called the approach “Calculatus Eliminatus.” I try the same tactic, with the 2015 Ford Mustang, for Businessweek.

Victoria Beckham has already ticked off the life-list boxes for international pop star, award-winning fashion designer, style icon, super mom, and luckiest wife in the world. With her recently unveiled collaboration with Range Rover, she can now add, automobile designer. To celebrate this achievement, I chatted her up for Vanity Fair.

The automotive business is a predictive one, and sometimes—as in the case of these five new cars—the resultant product falls gloriously long or short of the mark. Read all about it at Vanity Fair.

In honor of Earth Day, $5.00 gas, and Vanity Fair‘s Television Issue, we bring you this carbon-neutral slideshow of the ten most, and least, fuel-efficient vehicles ever featured on TV.

This year’s New York Auto Show features hordes of new vehicle premieres: some stellar, some stogy. We break the whole mess down for you in this Vanity Fair slideshow, choosing the winners and losers in all of the most important categories.

How will Nissan’s shovel-nosed, minivan-based replacement for our beloved Ford Crown Victorias win over persnickety Gotham cab riders? With legroom, skylights, charging ports, and antibacterial seats. Read the full preview at Vanity Fair.