“We like to say that really anything can be customized—as long as it’s not an impact to safety.”
Lenny Kravitz Builds a $300,000 Electric Cadillac
“My grandfather, he always had Cadillacs. He changed them out every few years,” the musician, composer, photographer, actor, and AD100 designer told me. “He was a hard-working man, had five jobs, grew up in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. But Cadillac was his thing.”
Corvair Mania
I’m not a boomer, but I’ve fallen for Corvairs. Here’s why.
Lamboat!
Lamborghini builds a superyacht.
Designing a $2.2 Million Electric Supercar
Photo: James Lipman
The Pininfarina Battista fulfills a nearly 100 year-old dream.
Audi RS3
Five cylinders of fantastic fury.
The Car
“The underlying thesis to the book was not just about cars. It’s the idea that people should be able to hold two ideas in their mind. In this case, one is ‘cars are good,’ and one is ‘cars are bad.’ And one doesn’t cancel the other out.”
Carpocalypse 2022
Now is the worst time, ever, to buy a used car. But if you have to, I’m here to help.
Don’t Call It An SUV!
Ferrari unveiled its first four-door, four-seat, four-wheel-drive vehicle, the $400,000 Purosangue.
A Market In Search of a Car
While many have attributed the premiere pony car’s success to felicity or serendipity, it was actually the product
of a premeditated assault, utilizing modern methodologies to predict consumer needs.
This is my first story for Linkage, a gorgeous new mag put out by the Audrain Automotive Museum, in Newport, RI. Click on the thumbnails, then click again, to view a crappy scan. Or subscribe to the magazine yourself, you chintzy bitch.