How does Paul Rudd manage to remain so damn youthful when our own visage resembles postmortem Jessica Tandy?
My first story for a hilarious new lifestyle publication–The Arrow–from the AARP aimed at GenX men.
How does Paul Rudd manage to remain so damn youthful when our own visage resembles postmortem Jessica Tandy?
My first story for a hilarious new lifestyle publication–The Arrow–from the AARP aimed at GenX men.
It was not what I was expecting.
“The last thing you want to see is that a Rolls-Royce can’t go any longer into a city center. Then, it’s goodbye for us, because our clients live around cities, in cities, they are commuting into cities,” he said. “To go electric is a must.”
This is cause for celebration among lovers of pinnacle, two-seat luxury roadsters, a group whose Venn diagram certainly encompasses moi.
I wrote about the new car, and the legacy of SLs from the past seven decades, for my local paper. It’s out online today, and will be in the paper, in glorious print, tomorrow.
“Everybody understands that the cars are valuable, and it’s not good history to add to them if you hit one now. That’s a minus.”
The world is ruined. Even the farms have to move inside.
You can read scans of this story as it appeared in print [right here: Tomatoes Seeds of Science]. Or you can read it online via this link.
The venerable British automaker just revealed their fifth-generation flagship Range Rover. An all-electric model is forthcoming, requiring the brand to clear a number of number of major hurdles.
Then, things got weird.
The 2023 Corvette Z06 is a performance bargain.
Whilst it appreciates wildly. Guest starring my beloved mechanic Jared Lamanna from Churchill Classics, and my favorite hags from Hagerty.