They stood out in the briefest of appearances
Say what you will about the film (just not 'Martha', please), there is one truly shining, unexpected motoring moment. Not when Batman literally guns down goons in his cartoonish Batmobile, but when Bruce Wayne pulls up to a lavish gala in an
by Vijay Pattni
Bada-bing!
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, in this rendition of Scene Zone, I'm gonna make you an offer you can't refuse. I am, of course, talking about The Godfather, the 1972 classic that's widely regarded as one of the best films
by Jason Tulio
We get to the more obscure names on the list
Time for an inconvenient truth. No, not that one, with impossibly large global consequences-just a smaller, regularly inconvenient one: BMWs aren't good-looking anymore. Sure, there's a few exceptions in the muscular M2, the reserved 5-Series, and brutish
To celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Continental name
Suicide doors are just cool, aren't they? Hopelessly impractical for quite a lot of the time, admittedly, but brilliantly cool all the same. You don't see them around much nowadays, except on Rolls-Royces. But thanks to Lincoln, that's
by Tom Harrison
Does this signal brand's revival?
There was a time when Lincoln was one of America's premier luxury brands. Back in the '60s, the company was best known for its iconic Continental with suicide rear doors. But the brand lost its way after the fuel crisis of
