Your first (or next) electric car will not be made by some Silicon Valley startup.
The Orphan Chronicles V: Tulsa Automobile Corporation
Its first cars were unveiled in a bizarre ceremony in the lobby of the grand Hotel Tulsa, downtown. Potential customers, investors, and other interested parties were invited to the festivities, where the vehicles were christened by a young woman with a bottle of Tulsa-made gasoline. We hope that cigar smoking was discouraged.
Is Paris Dying?
“We are not about keeping alive traditional platforms for their own sake.”
Suzuki Jimni: Impossible to Say, Impossible to Not Love
Sadly, Suzuki doesn’t exist in America, so we probably won’t be able to buy one.
A Gothenburg Primer
Welcome to Sweden’s Second City.
Gothenberg is Volvoville
In Gothenberg, Volvo is everywhere. And that’s not a bad thing.
The Genesis of Polestar. And Genesis.
My dad’s got a garage. Let’s launch a car company!
Radical SUV?
If they’re the Jaguar I-Pace and Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen, they sort of can, as attested to in my pair of articles in this month’s issue of Hagerty magazine. Click the thumbnails above (and then click again) to view a crappy scan. Or just buy a classic car and get some Hagerty insurance, you chintzy bitch.
Volvo Introduces V60 Cross-Country
But will it Polestar?
Ferrari Mines Itself, Exhumes Rich Seam
Inspired by the past, featuring the technology (and pricing) the the present.