Category: Car and Driver

Step one: buy a Beetle. Step two: find a Cuban welder. Step three: watch a shit ton of YouTube weaving videos.

A new Augmented Reality (AR) app lets you place BMW’s art cars anywhere you like.

Artist Heidi Mraz is still cleaning up orange powder from her latest commission.

This year, instead of another platinum-plated melon baller, brogued leather manscaping trimmer holster, cashmere onesie, or reclaimed barn wood wallet, why not get dad something elemental and sure to please?

The history of transportation in America is intertwined—as so many of our national practices are—with segregation, racism, and white supremacy.

Highlights? Many. Lowlights? Well…. Maybe this outfit?

If you get stranded in a washed-out ravine in the middle of the Utah desert, you should call Rory–and Trail Mater.

Click on the thumbnail above, to view a crappy scan of my story in the Feb/March issue of Car and Driver, or just buy the magazine on the newsstand, you chintzy bitch.

“Like many car enthusiasts, I saw SSC’s original video, had questions about the speed claims, and wondered why they didn’t use a VBOX to validate their extraordinary top speed,” Lau said. “Unlike many car enthusiasts, I found myself on a runway in Florida with our equipment installed on that very car just a few months later.”

“I think there’s a certain…egotism to the tech industry,” says Alex Davies, transportation editor for Business Insider and formerly for WIRED, and the author of Driven.

“Did you know this supercharged 1988 Riviera was owned by that guy who voiced Crackle, from the Rice Krispies commercials?”