Take My Breath Away: 2013 Ferrari F12berlinetta

Say good morning to the fast Ferrari, ever. The Ferrari claims a 0-60 mph time of 3.1 seconds and 0-100mph in 8.5 seconds. It’s loaded with a V-12 engine that produces 730 horsepower with 690 Nm of torque peaking at 8,700 rpm, and is a lean 3,472 lbs, culled from an aluminum chassis.  This means less emissions, in case you were wondering. One theory on the one-word spelling... Read More

What I Drove in 2011: The Year in Cars

We’ve compiled our year in driving in a singular blog post. We drove cars in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Le Mans, France. We drove big cars, we drove small cars. We drove gasoline engines, electric cars and hybrids. We drove 53 cars. We drove 2011 models. We drove 2012 models. And still so many cars left to drive. Gotryke’s Year in Cars: 1. Honda... Read More

The Maserati GranTurismo Convertible Sport Screams Vacation

Sometimes when I see a shot of beautiful car in a serene backdrop, I want to drop everything and run for the hills, or the water, or anywhere that seems ethereal. The Maserati GranTurismo Convertible Sport falls into that category.  More coming on this car, but first let me work on that vacation. Tweet This Post Read More

Introducing the Rossi SixtySix

“Art is science made clear.” Jean Cocteau summed up the essence of the exotic coach-built automobile – a work of originality, drawing upon a storied bespoke tradition. Cocteau lived through the era when cars were expressionistic and authentic —the early half of the 20th century – and was a lover of automobile. “A car can massage organs which... Read More

Lamborghini: Made for China

If cheap comes to mind as a metaphor for Chinese consumerism, reset the cultural barometer and wisen up. A  sect of wealthy Chinese car collectors are making a dent on the luxury market and as a result Chinese market is flush with luxury cars attuned to a distinctive mindset.  Lamborghini proved this point at the 2010 Beijing Auto Show with an exclusive Chinese ... Read More