Have you seen The River Wild? Two words: get rapid. My latest for Yahoo! Autos.
Scoot
Guess what’s not just for gay Europeans anymore? Scooters! And to prove it, I splashed them all over the pages of Men’s Fitness where they are now officially a butch trend.
Click on the thumbnail above (and then click on it again) to view a scan of the page. Or just buy the magazine on the newsstand, you chintzy bitch.
The Ultimate Guide to Dad Cars
To celebrate Father”s Day, we created this definitive compendium of Dad Car typologies for Vanity Fair. Click through and see if you recognize your own father. (And don”t forget to send dad a card, or at least a necktie emoji.)
Mena Suvari Wants a 1979 Monte Carlo
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Mena Suvari Owned a 1964 Galaxie 500 XL, Wants a 1979 Monte Carlo, Is Our New Fantasy Girlfriend.
My latest Autophiles column for the BBC.
The Best Thing About Winning the Indianapolis 500
Hint: it’s not the milk bath you receive on the winner’s stand.
My latest for the BBC includes an interview with Indy winner Tony Kanaan.
Big Wheel
Doug Henning, Car Salesman
It’s a world of (automotive) magic. My latest for Canada’s national newspaper, the Globe & Mail
Power to the People
A commuter car, a luxury coupe, and some imaginary vaporware are the eclectic (and electric) subject of my first monthly car page for Men’s Fitness.
Click on the thumbnail above (and then click it again) to view a crappy scan. Or just buy the magazine on the newsstand, you chintzy bitch.
Fresh. Very Fresh
Famed New Orleans rapper/producer/DJ Mannie Fresh talks vintage Corvettes, raggly-ass hoopties, and getting caught in flagrante delicto in a parked car–the first piece in my new bi-monthly “Autophiles” column for BBC.com.
[Photo Credit: Thomas Prior]
Born to Bugatti
In addition to creating some of the most advanced, exclusive, and valuable cars every built, the Bugatti family was famous for creating sculptures and custom furniture that defined the Art Deco, Art Nouveau, and Arts and Crafts movements. Click on the crappy scan above (and then click on it again) to read my piece on a museum exhibit of their collective work, in DEPARTURES.