Tyler Congleton has dedicated his life to rescuing and restoring Classic Range Rovers. So of course I had to write about him.

Recent surveys indicate that less than one-quarter of Manhattan households own a vehicle. This guide is for us. We are the 25%.

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Now, with bikes for old people. And dorks.

New Valet App Lets You Spell PARKING Without P-A-I-N (and End Up With More Than GRK)

Concept 26

“How can we make the inside of a car a great place to read a book, or watch a movie?”

“The Cathedral”¯””as Jackie Kennedy called it–has closed. But there”s still time to buy a pew or two.

My article about the closing of the famed Four Seasons restaurant, and the auction of its furnishings, for Departures.

Are scooters the next big (small) thing in American transport? Maybe. At the very least, these new ones look pretty cool.

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The Thermal Club, near Palm Springs, California, is a private race track, featuring million dollar garages, a BMW Performance Driving School, a clubhouse, a pool, tennis courts, a spa, catering, a kid’s club, and individuated concierge service. In other words, it’s heaven. (Though a very expensive heaven.) I stayed there, and drove there, and wrote this for the summer issue of Departures.

Northern Nevada’s vast tracts of affordable land, plentiful sunishne, and proximity to Silicon Valley have turned it into the new new Detroit: a place to build the things for the Internet of Things.

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A new museum exhibit in Turin celebrates ten decades of outrageous, gorgeous, functional designs from legendary carrozzeria, Zagato.