76 year-old Jack Gallivan just wanted a motor. Then he fell in love.
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A range of potent, everyday electric cars is exciting for enthusiasts, tech lovers, and the planet.
All it needs is a rooftop solar panel array, 80,000 Instagram followers, a sponsorship deal from a local cordwainer, and at least one hot shirtless person, and you could totally live in it.
I have taken over the current issue of Autoweek with a pair of stories brought to you by the letter T.
The cover story on the amazing Ferrari GTC4lussoT, and a cool behind-the-scenes report on the secret product development room Henry Ford used over 110 years ago to develop the Model T.
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When confronted with pinguid puddles of mud, I usually say “gross” and find something better to do. But in a vintage Land Rover Defender, I shifted into Low, and plowed in.
A strong contender for our favorite modern Mercedes. Maybe even in the list of all time favorite Mercedes.
Expanding the Aston Martin lineup, and the idea of what an Aston can be, with the all-electric Rapide E.
Shooting conventional contemporary automotive wisdom in its jacked-up face.