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Saturday, August 11, 2018

Toyota Rush

It’s been roughly four months since we did that last, slightly emotional cover shoot (check out the #feels in this video).  The team has had enough time to adjust, and we’re all-in for whatever challenges lie ahead. Misty eyes have dried and the digital dust has settled. We have the Rush again, so now let’s talk about it without the influence of any sappy feelings. STYLING “Baby Fortuner” is a phrase that gets loosely thrown around in conversations about the Rush, and legitimately so. It’s not small, so it can command its own space on the road just like it’s bigger...

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

50 years of the Raging Bull

There must have been something in the water in 1963. First, I was born (a very vital piece of information), McLaren Auto was established, Iron Man and X-Men debuted in Marvel Comics, the Beatles released their debut LP, TAB Cola was introduced and James Bond’s Dr. No hit theaters. It was also the year in which a young, ambitious Italian farmboy by the name of Ferruccio Lamborghini decided his talent for mechanical enhancement, engineering and marketing would be better served designing high-performance automobiles. Even though we first see the roots of Lamborghini’s auto fixation emerging...

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Aston Martin DBR9

Aston Martin Racing has revealed further details of its all-new DBR9 that will spearhead the marque's return to international motor racing in 2005. This new GT racing car, which is based on the latest Aston Martin production sports car, DB9, is being prepared by Aston Martin Racing's partners, Prodrive, based at Banbury, UK. Prodrive is responsible for the design, development and management of the DBR9 racing programme. The first DBR9 is being prepared now and will compete during 2005 in selected international sports car events, including Le Mans 24 Hours. Three Aston Martin Racing Works...

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