Airships, 8-Liter V-12 Engines, Bakelite, Airfields, and…Nazi War Profiteering. This story has everything.
MGB Goes EV
Peter Swain has no one to blame but himself for his obsession with building all-new, electric versions of famed British sports cars.
I Wanted to Love the Electric Mercedes G-Wagon…
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..Sadly, I Didn’t.
All Electric G-Class Debuts
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I attended some raucous star-studded parties with Bradley Cooper, Kendall Jenner, Travis Scott, and Tracy Ellis-Ross in Los Angeles last night to witness the unveiling of the ALL ELECTRIC version of Hollywood’s favorite vehicle: the Mercedes-Benz G-Class.
Designing a $5 Million Bugatti
I designed a $5 million Bugatti Mistral roadster. Now I’m just waiting for it to be delivered to me.
Is Icon of the Seas Luxury?
I’ve never done a cruise before and wanted to see how it compares to other five-star experiences, especially on a vessel as vast and multifaceted as Icon. Could it really deliver the exclusivity and intimacy of a small private island or superyacht charter, with 7,000 other souls aboard?
BMW’s New i5 Art Car Tribute
Using e ink technology–like that in e readers like Kindles–and an i5, BMW has created a technological, animated homage to its 1991 525i Art Car, painted by South African master artist Esther Mahlangu.
Lamborghini Brought a $1.3 Million Revuelto to Art Basel
To celebrate both Lamborghini’s 60th anniversary and the annual Art Basel Miami Beach bacchanal, the Italian supercar manufacturer did what it does best: it threw an outrageous party.
Think About Wallpaper
How many automotive articles will you read today that have a reference to the formerly outre, currently en vogue, status of wallpaper?
Cadillac Restores a Mid-Century Modern Masterpiece
Long, low, and horizontal, the serene and distinguished Eero Saarinen-penned space—formerly an executive dining room—retains its original 1950s travertine and terrazzo floors and walls of colored glazed brick, as well as a bright, golden, 36-foot-long decorative metallic screen by famed Modernist designer Harry Bertoia. All of this is framed within a geometric cadence of black-mullioned, floor-to-ceiling plate glass windows that look out at both GM’s Technical and Design campuses.