The Porsche 928 is indelibly connected with the teen college admissions/prostitution ring dramedy Risky Business. But, how did this happen?
Find out in the first installment of my new picture car column, “The Car Stays in the Picture.”
The Porsche 928 is indelibly connected with the teen college admissions/prostitution ring dramedy Risky Business. But, how did this happen?
Find out in the first installment of my new picture car column, “The Car Stays in the Picture.”
The Bolt is a remarkable step forward in our zero-emissions future, the first affordable, long-range, fully electric vehicle. And it’s all the more remarkable because it’s built by a manufacturer about as affiliated with contemporary innovation as the Royal Typewriter Company.
It may have electric tape pinstripes, mouse fur carpeting, and interior bits sourced from a stripper Fiesta (or a stripper’s Fiesta) but all is forgiven when you hit the START button.
Can the ultimate outsider, outside, active lifestyle car brand go autonomous?
Taxi rides are way down, but not as down-the-hatch as this 1913 cocktail. Will you drink to the cab’s demise? Or toast to its revival? (Does the presence of Absinthe in the recipe change your mind?)
I Interviewed Pharrell about art and life in Trump’s America. He told me, “It is time to galvanize.”
Top design expert predicts that car of the future will be creasy, retro-styled, windowless, electric bathroom.
Thanks, Abel Tesfaye, for continuing to love cool cars and make music videos. You are keeping my employment with Billboard secure.
If the Volvo brand were a Rorschach blot, most Americans would see a station wagon. But it’s existence was a fortuitous accident.
Click on the thumbnail above (and then click on it again) to view a crappy scan of my triumphant return to the pages of Car and Driver, or just buy the magazine on the newsstand, you chintzy bitch.
But maybe Steven Tyler’s does to a Hennessey Venom GT that he once stalled outside the Beverly Center while driving with deadmau5.