Tuesday
April 2013
Written by Brett, Posted in Auto Shows, Vanity Fair
The shrewdest, swankiest, and bitchiest countdown of the best and worst new cars revealed at the New York Auto Show. Read all of the straight dope, at Vanity Fair.
Monday
March 2013
Written by Brett, Posted in Auto Shows, Stick Shift, Vanity Fair
The all-new, $1.5 million Ferrari LaFerrari is a gorgeously potent, rabidly bat-winged, bafflingly ventricular, impossibly muscular, murderous mollusk-python-cheetah-pterodactyl thing. And we love it. We take you behind the Rosso Corsa velvet rope for an intimate tour, at Vanity Fair.
Tuesday
March 2013
Written by Brett, Posted in Auto Shows, BBC Autos
The one and only (and we mean that literally) Lamborghini Miura Roadster reared its stunning and topless blue-flake head at the Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance this past weekend, and I caught up with it for long enough to craft a silly story on its beauty for BBC Autos–my first for this stiff upper lipped automotive outlet. READ.
Monday
March 2013
Written by Brett, Posted in Auto Shows, Vanity Fair
Our second annual roundup of the famous (and fame-adjacent) classic cars at the Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance, featuring stellar vehicles owned, or driven by, or once located in proximity of folks like Mel Blanc, Elvis Presley, Bill “Bojangles” Robinson, and Kaiser Willhelm. Delight yourself, and your senses, at Vanity Fair.
Monday
March 2013
Written by Brett, Posted in Auto Shows, Road & Track
The 1910 Prinz Heinrich Benz Race Car is a Pain in the Ass to Drive, but Well Worth It. My latest for Road & Track, including a stellar video of the car being started and actually driving down a tree-lined street.
Monday
March 2013
Written by Brett, Posted in Auto Shows, Yahoo! Autos
All of my thrilling and witty Yahoo Autos! coverage of the Geneva Auto Show–including new cars from Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce, Alfa Romeo, and the Corvette Convertible–in one convenient place. Read now, or know nothing.
Monday
November 2012
Written by Brett, Posted in Auto Shows, Stick Shift
Back in the day, auto show display stands used to be staffed by scantily clad ladies chained to wild animals. Now all that has changed. Sort of. Read our full investigation–including an interview with a veteran “Booth Babe”–at Vanity Fair.
