The exemplary Hirohata Merc actually cost $1,949,990, not $1.95 million, because there’s a secret $10 rebate hidden in the car.
Ferrari at 75
A new book looks at Italy’s most famous carmaker, at the dawn of its Diamond Jubilee.
Is the New Mercedes SL Too Smart For Its Own Good?
If a driver can’t see through the windshield, perhaps they shouldn’t be driving?
For Sale: A Custom Mercury, With a Batmobile in Its Family Tree
The most famous custom car ever is up for auction next week, and its sale price is expected to set a record. Find out why in my latest for the New York Times.
What The Hell is a Brand Experience Center…?
And why are they taking over New York City?
Maserati Ghibli Trofeo
Like a brilliant colleague who isn’t afraid to get drunk and don a garbage bag dress and perform Shakespearian soliloquies in the clucking voice of a chicken, the Trofeo is happy to remind a driver that driving is meant to be joyous, and an occasion.
Holiday (Car) Books
Each of these seven books will provide at least one hour of joy, which is more than can be said for the majority of our experiences these days.
Hagerty’s $3.1 Billion Mission
“The purpose of the company is to save driving and car culture,” Mr. Hagerty said flatly, as we piloted a zippy, Hagerty-insured 1972 BMW 2002 tii toward the tip of Lower Manhattan. “If we’re going to save car culture, we have to make investments outside of the core business, and really help create a whole ecosystem.”
The 15 Most Anticipated Cars of 2022
And they’re all electrified.
Inside one of Virgil Abloh’s Final Designs
With an overall length of nearly twenty feet, and a yacht-like prow, this sporting ultra-luxury vehicle does not appear at first glance to be all about utility. But it is.