Filed under: Spy Photos,BMW,Toyota,Convertible,Coupe,Luxury,Performance Top-down winter driving is wonderful. Continue reading The BMW Z5 looks great with its top down, even in the middle of winter The BMW Z5 looks great with its top down, even in the middle of winter originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 20 Feb 2017 Read more
The Ferrari LaFerrari is no doubt a stunning machine, but if you were worried it looked too, uh, traditional for whatever reason, it looks like Ferrari’s Special Projects division is cooking up something weird enough to suit your needs. Read more…
Filed under: Green,Plants/Manufacturing,Acura,United States,Coupe,Hybrid,Supercars Packages start at $2,700. Continue reading Buy a new NSX and you can put the badges on as it rolls of the line in Ohio Buy a new NSX and you can put the badges on as it rolls of the line in Ohio originally appeared Read more
In an age of locally sourced food and organic global marketing, Acura is offering a new service for car connoisseurs who want to know where their new NSX hybrid supercar is being crafted. After purchasing an Acura NSX, aside from receiving a digital film featuring your new supercar and a Read more
While organizing a special Icons of Design category for the annual Eyes on Design car show in 2016, I caught wind of a special Hemi-powered Mopar hidden away in the Great White North. Apparently a private individual has quietly built up a world-class collection, the Manny Collection in Ontario, Canada, Read more
Over the last decade especially, the high-profile Barrett-Jackson auction held each January in Scottsdale, Arizona, evolved into one of the best-attended spectator events on the classic car calendar. It is the 800-pound gorilla of all the Scottsdale auctions. But Scottsdale is not just Barrett-Jackson. Another half-dozen auctions compete for attention Read more
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Snoozing engineers seem to be among Ford’s biggest problems in its quest to develop self-driving vehicles, so much so that the automaker wants to take humans out of the equation completely by removing the steering wheel and pedals from their driverless cars debuting in 2021. The Detroit-based company has tried Read more