Driving the New Rolls-Royce Wraith: A Vienna Waltz of Luxury, Speed & Passion
2014 will be a banner year in at least one respect — it marks the 110th anniversary of the partnership formed by a certain mechanical engineer and an aristocratic car enthusiast in Manchester, England.
Infiniti Reaches Out to the Younger Luxury Buyer with the Q30 Concept
Earlier this year, Infiniti shook up its naming scheme. The G Sedan became the Q50. The G coupe and convertible were renamed Q60, and the M sedan became Q70.
How much is too much to spend on a car? $100k? $500k? A million? Try $52M on for size. That's how much the latest record-breaking car is said to have sold for.
Mercedes-AMG GmbH and Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd. intend to enter a technical partnership. The two firms signed a letter of intent last month, with elements of the proposal involving agreements between the companies that will hopefully begin during...
The BMW Group experienced its best sales ever in the U.S. for the month of July, increasing by 10.5 percent compared to the same time frame in 2012. The first seven months of this year alone saw a 9.2 percent jump, selling 202,780 models (compared...
Jaguar, known for designing sturdy and stylish sedans, offered this 1961 MK II saloon car from 1959 to 1967 as an evolution of the original MK I model (which was offered from 55’ to 59’). With its 120 (bhp) inline 6-cylinder engine and top speed of over 100 mph, the MK II is well suited for even todays highway driving and handles the twists and turns of back roads like a champ. Well documented and cared for, the green 3.8 model Jaguar has only 33k original miles and has recently gone through a major overhaul to the tune of about 13k! Being offered by the gents across the pond, you may have to pay a little more for this beauty after shipping costs, but it’s well worth the investment.
Every year racing teams around the world create a new batch of race cars to contest all manner of racing series. Which only begs the question: what happens to the old ones? There's no simple answer to that query. Some can still be raced as-is or...
On the seventh month of what is arguably the best sales year for high-end automobiles, Infiniti (the luxury brand of Nissan Motors) has unfortunately gone against the grain of this industry-wide sales boom. Through July 2013, the auto brand reported...
Choice is good for a discerning customer. Choice means a higher likelihood that your needs and tastes will be satisfied. And choice is what's coming to electric cars. Once maligned as the tree hugger's option, electric cars are slowly driving their...
There are all Types of Jaguars out there — we don't mean black or spotted, of course, and we don't just mean sedans and convertibles. There were the oft-maligned X-Type and S-Type saloons, the celebrated E-Type sports car, the all-conquering D-Type...
Today, when most think of Land Rover they picture a stunning luxury SUV with all of the finest appointments, hand-tooled leather seats and state-of-the-art technologies all nestled in an off-road ready chassis. But alas, this rugged 1970 Land Rover Series llA brings the iconic British 4 wheeler back to its humble roots as strictly a utility vehicle. Now residing in Longmeadow Massachusetts, this revised and restored beast of the badlands can be yours to own at a reasonable asking price of just $32,000. A highlight of the 1970 Land Rover is the R380 5-speed transmission and conversion to 4-wheel disc brakes, making it a retro auto with just the right touch of modern performance upgrades — all without changing the look of the vehicle.
An early summer week exploring Southern California in a 2013 Audi RS 5 Coupe confirmed: This is one dreamy road trip car. Thanks to the 4.5-liter V-8 engine that Car and Driver said “wouldn't look out of place in a Ferrari,” the first thing you (and...
According to the J.D. Power 2013 Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL) Study, the Land Rover Range Rover has achieved the highest APEAL score in its segment and of any model in the industry in 2013. It is the first time a model...
The Jeep truly is one of those iconic American vehicles that surpasses its construction of mere metal and rubber, transcending into the spirit of adventure. Loading her down with all of the gear you'll need to go roaring off into the sunset may have just gotten a little easier. The engineers over at Action Camper have taken the classic Jeep experience to a whole new level with their custom built and expedition-ready slide-in camper. Neatly packed into this all composite shell you'll find everything from a queen pull-out sleeper to a kitchen sink — with plenty of storage to boot. The flip-top roof provides a comfortable clearance of 6’3” and supports two large 120W solar panels for all of your power needs. At a listed price of approximately $29,999, this ultimate Jeep camper probably isn't for the occasional weekend getaway but if arriving at the next Baja 1000 off-road race looking to turn heads seems appealing, then this is the rig for you.
To over a billion believers around the world, the Pope may be the human representative of heaven on earth, but that doesn't mean His Holiness can fly around on a cloud. No, he needs a car just like the rest of us. And that role usually falls to...
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