A forthcoming study of 39,000 new car consumers proves the old adage: Democrats are from Volvo, Republicans are from Truck. Read our exclusive advance report at Vanity Fair.
Armored Luxury Cars for the 1%
In this age of rampant resentment and uppity protesters, how is the 1% to make it safely from secured boardroom to gated estate? With one of these three factory-armored, $400,000 German luxury sedans, of course. Check out the article and bonus SLIDESHOW at Vanity Fair.
Yahoo! – Subaru BRZ Review
The Subaru BRZ feels as dependably lithe, stiff, and tossable as your teenage self. Read my full review for Yahoo! Autos’ Motoramic blog by clicking here.
Classic Hollywood Glamour at Amelia Island
Five vehicles owned by stars from Hollywood”s glamourous heyday strutted the green (grass) carpet at this year’s Amelia Island Concours D”elegance, including a white Duesenberg from the Astaire/Rogers epic “The Gay Divorcee.” (Hello!) Check out the slideshow at Vanity Fair.
The Luck of the IROC
A quintet of overpowered neo-muscle cars and an adolescent memory inspired this five-leafed clover of a slide show. Burn rubber over to Vanity Fair to celebrate.
Ferrari in Hand, Ferrari in Bush
Wherein we drive the amazing Ferrari FF (in the snow!), and love it way more than the all new Ferrari F12berlinetta, which we haven’t driven. Read the full piece, at Vanity Fair.
Test Driving John Chamberlain’s Automotive Sculptures
A retrospective of the elegant and kinetic sculptures of John Chamberlain””many made from discarded automotive body panels””just opened at the Guggenheim Museum. Our sticky, shifty impressions, at Vanity Fair.
Stars & Cars: Adrian Grenier
I talk with handsome actor Adrian Grenier about indulgent consumerism, peak oil, the electric vehicle revolution, and why he doesn’t advocate knee-driving. All of this–and more–at Vanity Fair.
Yahoo! Jaguar XKR-S
Gloriously Piling Mewl Upon Scratch: Wherein I drive the fastest Jag ever made at 168 m.p.h. and write about it for Yahoo! Auto‘s new car blog, Motoramic. Check it out.
Over 40 and Feeling Foxy
A slideshow of five non-hybrid vehicles that achieve what our divorced mothers, and cars, could not in the 1980s. Check it out at Vanity Fair.