Whatever happened to Lynk & Co, the promising EV startup?
The Best Luxury SUV in the World?
At first glance, the look is imposing in the way of a high modernist skyscraper, like the Seagram Building: simple, formidable, and extremely refined. Then, on second glance, the details emerge, incorporating splendid notes of luxury and sophistication.
The Thrilling Absurdism of Pippa Garner
Anything that perverts the stated mission of the automobile — independence, representation, aspiration, utility — Pippa has underscored in her fiendishly hilarious and irreverent body of artwork.
These Are The Best Wheels in Autodom
And I’m obsessed with them.
The Hyundai IONIQ5 is Great
It’s the ideal Electric Vehicle for people who love quirky cars.
Buying a Car During the Chip Shortage: How Not To Get Fucked
Mainly, the advice is: don’t buy a car. But there are some workarounds.
McLaren Fiddles, Spain Burns
McLaren continues to impress us with its capacity for finding its own solutions and its willingness to attempt novel recipes, even if they’re delivered 85 percent cooked and slightly goopy in the middle. Better that, we suppose, than burned to a fiery crisp like a Spanish hillside.
No Gay Twinning
Alternate title: Do You Like Robes?
Buick’s Secret 1980s Skunkworks: “GNX Turbo Everything!”
How Buick’s Secret Skunkworks GNX Turbo’d Everything in the 80s/90s, Including an Electra Wagon and a RWD Reatta
Alternate Universe
The first installment of my new ongoing Car and Driver column on alternate versions of cars that could have changed the course of automotive history. This initial entry is on the 1985 Ford Taurus Hatchback.
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