In Los Angeles, a car completes the look. It’s the last article of clothing that we put on before heading out, an accessory, like shoes, that is at once intensely personal and a functional necessity. Nowhere is this truer than in the entertainment industry, where everything in L.A. is distilled to its essence. So what do A-listers and top execs in Hollywood drive?
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“I thought, ‘This car is so specific looking, it doesn’t look like anything else, and you don’t have to do anything to reap the benefits. And everyone who sees you in it will know that you care about the environment,’” Levin says. “I said, ‘I think I can get Hollywood to love this car.’”