Category: Road & Track

Repeat after me: Digital Umbilical Cord

But I kind of want one.

It’s a straight car, but it comes with a very twisted history.

“I had the dubious honor of presenting the Mustang Mach-E to our Mustang club presidents,” Castriota says. “Let’s say, they came in arms crossed, a stern look on their faces.”

What EVs really need to do right now is engender trust. Send the battery-powered ponies out to pasture, Ford. Our electric future doesn’t need a questionable nomenclatural crutch. It needs prudent and compelling product, education, incentives, and transformation.

In 1989, my grandfather bought a brand new E30 M3,” Fieg says. “Back then, in my family, owning a BMW was like owning a private jet. It was so incredibly inspirational for me.”

I collaborate with a director at the International Spy Museum to come up with a list of the seven coolest fictional spy cars, for the kids’ magazine from Road & Track, R&T Crew.

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And it followed the path of a kilo of cocaine.

A Mercedes estate is meant to signify an owner’s refined and understated good taste, their abiding interest in delivering The Best or Nothing for their precious Brazilian Mid-Century Modern daybeds, Waterworks bathroom fixtures, and Bouvier de Flandres puppies. Not their interest in fording a flood-stage rivulet en route to an Overlanding excursion.

“I’m an early adopter, and it’s kind of exciting, though maybe that’s not a good reason for me to buy an expensive car I haven’t even seen or sat in?”