Kia Builds a Lamborghini-Beater
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
What happens when performance and price are disambiguated by electrification? This.
Tuesday
January 2023
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
What happens when performance and price are disambiguated by electrification? This.
Tuesday
January 2023
Written by Brett, Posted in Forbes
For you size queens, this thing is bigger than an Escalade.
Thursday
December 2022
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
An entirely subjective list of the cars I’m most excited to drive in 2023. Can’t wait to start checking them off!
Tuesday
November 2022
Written by Brett, Posted in Outside
Whipping down a narrow, undulating, streamside gravel road in the all-electric Kia EV6, I hit a rate of speed high enough to make my boyfriend clutch the seat bolsters. This is typically the penultimate step before he suggests I slow down, which, given my job test driving scores of sporty cars every year, he does with some regularity.
Tuesday
November 2022
Written by Brett, Posted in Forbes
The S5 Sportback has no gas gauge. It will tell you how many more miles you can drive until the tank is empty, but it takes a number of button presses to get the traditional E-to-F meter to appear.
Sunday
November 2022
Written by Brett, Posted in Car and Driver
This 1400-page, four-volume, $350 book set is an amazing contribution to automotive scholarship, documenting the wide-ranging glories of the Japanese car industry.
Sunday
November 2022
Written by Brett, Posted in Capital One
Not with Scrooge McDuck sacks of gold coins, it turns out.
Sunday
November 2022
Sunday
November 2022
Written by Brett, Posted in Capital One
Why have muscle cars–those emblems of Boomer nostalgia–caught on with Gen X and Millennial collectors, and will this cursed trend ever cease?
Sunday
November 2022
Written by Brett, Posted in NY Times
I went home to Detroit to cover the first annual Detroit Concours d’Elegance, the only notable American classic car show to be held in a major city.
