I’ll be driving the new Subaru Legacy tomorrow, and I can’t help but think that it is time for a revival of the incredible car/truck Baja. While the Baja has been dead for over a decade—available from 2003-2006—the hacked up Legacy still continues to have hardcore fans and offers a lot of versatility in an attractive…
Grilles just belong under the bumper. I don’t know why anyone would think otherwise.
I’d be smiling too if I thought the Citroën Berlingo Coupe de Plage was what the future of the automobile was going to look like. You can see more of this majestic work-van-turned-’90s-dream-car on Favcars, Concept Carz or Daniel Golson’s Twitter.
The US Open is coming up. If you’re headed out to Forest Hills to catch the action on the courts, you better roll up looking your best in the 1984 Ford Thunderbird FILA Edition. You don’t want to disappoint Bjorn Borg, do you?
The Dot Com Bubble was good to me. As a high-powered Venture Capitalist in the mid-’90s, I spent the lions-share of my time in my Alpina B12 barking into my carphone, closing deals and tracking both of my racing yachts. I’d give anything to go back.
I’ll tell you how I’d fix these bad new Fast and Furious movies: VeilSide bodykits. Prove me wrong! Too bad you can’t.
Back in 2003 when Aston Martin’s V8 Vantage was a mere concept, it was of utmost importance to show the Sitar-playing community how practical their new car was going to be. Don’t know if the Sitar case made it into the production model’s set of fitted luggage, though.
Back in 1965 this was the first car from Ingolstadt to feature four-stroke internal combustion. With... Oh no! The demon child of Bavaria has been set loose again on the mortal world. Do not look it directly in the eyes.
Welcome to August! I realize I haven’t gone to the beach enough this year. If only I had a Toyota Celica Convertible, then perhaps I’d be inclined to go every day!
Far be it from me to influence your political choices, but I urge you to consider Impulse Turbo/CRX as an option for 2020. They won’t let you down.
Spotted today in San Francisco, a very determined El Camino owner using his car/truck as a truck/car. I guess everybody is workin’ for the weekend.
It’s time to bring back the International Race of Champions series. This is a fact and not up for debate.
The large good boy had to go to the vet for a check up and he wanted to take the fun car. Can’t say no to that face. I also like the fun car.
Oh, Aston Martin has selected a very good livery for the 2019/2020 FIA WEC season. I’m very much looking forward to having my eyeballs seared out of their sockets this year watching them on television. Nice work.
If only you lived in Japan! Then you too could own a Mitsubishi-rebadged version of the Infiniti M sedan, like you always wanted.
The EcoBoost Raptor is cool and all but the early 6.2-liter SuperCab will probably always make my heart leap.
There’s a new GM sports car launching tonight with the world paying close attention to how it’s going to play out. The car has been spotted testing in public for ages, there’s been tomes of speculation written about it, and it holds the promise of a new age for the company. I wonder where we have seen that before?…
No matter what happens tonight with the C8 Corvette reveal, the 1990 CERV III concept will always be first in my heart. That will never change.
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