And it looks like something the company’s most famous fictional customer would drive while fleeing from a super-villain off the coast of some island lair.
I Should Have Had a V12
A V8-powered DB11 does not feel in any way inadequate. But it does not quite fulfill the Aston mission of feeling far more than adequate.
Foucauldian Fashion
These amazing people are my former preschool students. After spending their early childhood dressing up and deconstructing gender, of course they’re spending their early adulthood creating Foucauldian Fashion. (And of course, I’m delighted to have the opportunity to write about them in Billboard.)
The Lion in the Duesenberg
Whittell used to let his 300-pound lion ride shotgun with him in his Duesenbergs, and its claws would come out and put holes in the seat.
My latest feature for Autoweek. Click on the thunbnails above (and then click again) to read a crappy scan. Or just download the magazine yourself, you chintzy bitch.
EXCLUSIVE: Behind the Scenes with the Aston Martin Valkyrie
The Aston Martin Valkyrie will not have massaging seats.
A Cabinet of Curiosities
A cabinet of curiosities was a room, often in a wealthy person’s manor or castle, dedicated to the preservation and display of a varied collection of objet. They were often freaky, and a wee bit janky. Much of the same could be said for the Brooklands Museum. And this is exactly why you must visit.
Suite Spot
A car must now act as a mobile office, living room, boardroom, hotel room and screening room. Rolls calls the car’s interior “The Suite.”
Ass Everywhere
Talking music, god, stress, record deals, and lots of lit ass shaking with the Queen of Bounce, Big Freedia.
The Orphan Chronicles III: ReVere
The innovative Indiana carmaker that turned out to be (mostly) a scam.
The 7 Best Ferraris for Sale This Week
A typically biased and demented list.