I surrender vehicular control to a trunkful of hacked circuits in one of the world’s most congested cities.
My First Piece for Travel + Leisure
How to not drive to the airport–in your own car.
Scoot Over
Are scooters the next big (small) thing in American transport? Maybe. At the very least, these new ones look pretty cool.
Click on the thumbnail above, and then click again, to read my latest for Departures.
Shocker!
Aston Martin reveals a 1000 hp battery-powered Rapide E.
Back To the Future: Christopher Lloyd Tells All
Christopher Lloyd talks to me about the DeLorean’s enduring crappiness, his beloved ’65 Porsche, and working with smelly dogs and Elizabeth Shue.
Adventures in Usonia with America’s Cheapest Mercedes
Because “As Leaky as Fallingwater” isn’t a good marketing slogan.
Wagonizing
A historian puts his wanderlust into motion. Very slow motion.
Fresh Baked Rolls
Wind buffetting? In a $350,000 Rolls Royce convertible? Don’t be impertinent, peasant.
Click on the link (and then click again) to read my latest car column from the November issue of billionaires’ yachting magazine ShowBoats International.
The Most Famous Street Artist You’ve Never Heard Of
Mitchell Schorr’s Da Race is in perpetual flux. It”s a moving project, seen in staid snapshots. It”s an ongoing idea, fragmented into pieces. It”s a recollection, rendered tangible but fleeting. And it”s about cars, in our nation”s most car un-friendly city.
World’s Most Avant-Garde Salt Shaker
Deep inside New York’s strangest–and most utilitarian–piece of civic architecture, built to house ten million pounds of salt.