Category: Autoblog

Why was Ferrari activating in New York, a city notoriously inhospitable to cars?

How did Volvo manage to create an affordable, sub-$35,000, electric vehicle? Through a reconsideration of what “premium” means. And by engineering and building it in China.

Will driving the $2.2 Million Rimac Nevera Cause My Brain to Explode?

This Bitch drove an insane, jacked-up Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato supersports car through all sorts of rocks, sand, washboards, and pits, and did not crash.

Volvo’s latest American version of its XC40/C40 cute utes feature standard rear-wheel-drive, a drastic change from a quarter century of front-wheel-drive models. Why is this happening, and what does it mean for the brand’s future, and the future of the world?

It’s positively chiseled, as if the brand’s popular Telluride three-row SUV, already a handsome truck, went in for cool-sculpting, and then worked out with Tom Cruise’s trainer.

Alternate title: Do You Like Robes?

This is what is known as an “Inverse Pyramid” story, where the corollary ends up dominating the ostensible topic. Come for the $490,000 McLaren 765 LT Spider drive, stay for the history of California smog.

Talking history and the future with Lincoln’s global design director on the occasion of the brand’s centenary.

“The introduction of each new designer edition became something like a fashion line being premiered in Paris or New York,” said Ryan. However, the changes were often less than thrilling. “We have product planning committee minutes, which are dry as toast. It just reads, Representatives from XYX designers came to Dearborn and selected colors. Changes made include this, this, and this. The level of humor and fun is difficult to discern.”