Three Rows of Hulking Glamour
Written by Brett, Posted in Forbes
You can load up this windswept brick to around $80,000
Friday
February 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Forbes
You can load up this windswept brick to around $80,000
Thursday
February 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
The Flying Spur honors a century of Bentley tradition, in all of its outrageous profligacy.
Friday
February 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Hemmings
With its extraordinarily fast front windshield angle, its rounded box passenger compartment, its blacked-out roof, and its injected-molded plastic body panels, the Lumina APV looked more like a Syd Mead concept for an Eighties sci-fi thriller than a GM design for an Eighties suburban hauler.
Wednesday
February 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
“Fifty years ago, Audi was nothing compared to our main competitors Mercedes and BMW,” says Marc Lichte, the brand’s global design director. “And the reason why Audi became successful was that Audi made some really bold and progressive decisions.”
Thursday
February 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Car and Driver
If you get stranded in a washed-out ravine in the middle of the Utah desert, you should call Rory–and Trail Mater.
Click on the thumbnail above, to view a crappy scan of my story in the Feb/March issue of Car and Driver, or just buy the magazine on the newsstand, you chintzy bitch.
Saturday
February 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Business Insider
Answer: cheap non-union labor.
Sunday
January 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Departures
Wednesday
January 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Car and Driver
“Like many car enthusiasts, I saw SSC’s original video, had questions about the speed claims, and wondered why they didn’t use a VBOX to validate their extraordinary top speed,” Lau said. “Unlike many car enthusiasts, I found myself on a runway in Florida with our equipment installed on that very car just a few months later.”
Tuesday
January 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Palm Springs Life
Exploring the architecture of a new LEED Platinum Certified campus on the grounds of the Annenberg’s historic Sunnylands estate, in the desert near Palm Springs.
Wednesday
January 2021
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
Because of the confluence of the tech and auto industries, CES has, in recent years, become a de facto auto show as well; the kickoff to the annual international cavalcade of car conventions.
