In 1938, Hitler’s favorite car designer, Ferdinand Porsche, built three cars for a Nazi road rally from Berlin to Rome, celebrating the united Fascist front of Germany, Austria, and Italy. The only surviving car from that group will be auctioned this weekend. It may fetch $20 million or more.
Nestle Transmutes Our Ruinous Disposable Culture Into An Expensive Limited-Edition Bicycle
Chevy breaks with tradition, and makes some interesting design choices.
And it is painted to match the color of her favorite dress. Her wedding dress (not a joke.)
One of the most famous film cars in history is up for sale in August. You should buy it.
How did Hitler’s people’s car become a global icon and a symbol of the counterculture? And what happens next for this adorable, horrible, imploring design?
“People already considered Bugatti at the pinnacle of the automotive pyramid. Now we just made another top on top of that.”
Summer is coming. And summer means long and sticky days, icy offices, crowded beaches, chilled soups. And convertibles!
the all-new electric SUVs from Mercedes-Benz and Audi, and they’re very good.
