In the latest installment of “Stars & Cars,” winning Golfer Adam Scott discusses semi-Nude Australians, extra-long drivers, favored strokes, and wrecking wagons. Only at Vanity Fair.

A wonderful new article–written by my steadfast liege, Ben Keeshin–has appeared on the Vanity Fair website, and it’s all about a new photo book celebrating 50 years of Porsche 911s. There is no reason not to read it. So, read it already.

Four-Wheeled Future: The Cadillac Elmiraj Concept Is Not a Mirage but a Very Real Oasis””of Delight. More love for the Wreath-And-Crest brand, at Vanity Fair.

The world’s greatest publication, Vanity Fair, has just turned 100. To celebrate, we are recapping ten decades of international history. Fortunately, my part in this focused solely on cars and the 1960s.

Stars and Cars: Maria Sharapova talks Porsches, tennis dresses, and the difficulty of creating a stiletto heel out of gummy candy goop. My latest “Stars & Cars” interview for Vanity Fair.

Wherein we celebrate a quintet of our favorite automotive birthdays–those of Aston Martin, Corvette, Lamborghini, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche–at the world”s most elegant classic car show, of course. Via Vanity Fair.

Back-To-School Cars for Every Type of Car-Hating Millennial Kid: a youth and cars compendium, co-written with my steadfast summer assistant (and actual young person) Benjamin Keeshin.

The VW XL1 is a paragon of petroleate parsimony. Sadly, it is forced to accomplish this while looking like something that might leak from the eye of a grieving Stormtrooper at the funeral of Emperor Palpatine. Learn all about it, at Vanity Fair.

We officially confer “Cult Favorite” status on the 1979-1986 Mercedes-Benz USA 300TD Wagon (W123), in the September 2013 issue of Vanity Fair. Check it out in this online slideshow version (slide 13), or buy the magazine on the newsstand to see the real spread, you chintzy bitch.

Kelly Rowland sings along to Britney Spears” when driving, and once lost a Gucci purse to a rusty hole in a date”s car. Our latest Stars & Cars interview, for Vanity Fair.