A Brief History of Retro-Mobiles
Jamie Lincoln Kitman breaks down the car world’s obsession with remakes, rebirths, and rehashes.
Jamie Lincoln Kitman breaks down the car world’s obsession with remakes, rebirths, and rehashes.
GQ contributor Drew Magary explains why real men drive minivans:
Assuming you breed, you will probably own a minivan at some point in your life. You may scoff at this. You may be like, “Pfft. Minivans are for pussies. Ain’t no taming this tiger!” Wrong. You are not a tiger, and you can be tamed with shocking ease. When I was 25, I never thought I’d own a minivan. I thought I’d become very rich, move to a house on stilts in the Hollywood Hills, snort enough cocaine to fill a blimp, and drive around in a low-slung sports car with two undocumented Russian sex workers riding shotgun. Ten years later, I’m buying a minivan. And I’m elated about it. How is this possible?
GQ’s auto-eroticist Jamie Lincoln Kitman got a glimpse into the segment-busting, earth-friendly future of motoring at the 2011, and here are the cars he came back drooling over. That one up there? It’s the surprisingly fuel-efficient, nicely (for an SUV) styled Range Rover Evoque.
Jamie Lincoln Kitman on the Alfa 8C Spider:
Like Sophia Loren in her heyday, the 8C Spider, even more so than the gorgeous coupe variant which preceded it, defines bella figura. It may carry the comparatively plebeian Alfa Romeo badge, but at over three hundred large, it has as much in common with Alfa’s better-known economy hatchbacks as the Sierra Club does with the GMC truck of the same name. (Click here for 10 more over $200k.)
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Be still, our little shipper hearts!