With a white interior. Thoughts?
Well, if you're going to commission a Rolls-Royce SUV-a car that has elicited a wide spectrum of opinion since its launch-you might as well go big.And by big, we mean orange. Very, very orange. Unveiled at the
by Vijay Pattni
Is it the greatest in the world?
I feel like a secret agent. After weeks of chasing and being passed from one contact to another, we've been given the all-clear to visit the biggest private supercar collection in Bahrain. First, we're given a general area to
by Jack Rix
Never heard of Jim Glickenhaus? Now you know better
Crawling down an unassuming suburban residential street of timber-clad gable-front houses in Sleepy Hollow, upstate New York, the overly demanding, shrill voice of the satnav pipes up. "You have arrived," the lady in the dashboard barks. Surely not?The only
This guy has exceptional taste
We initially thought Dominic Ochoa was an actor who merely happened to be into cars. After spending time with him, we now realize it's the other way around-that he's a car nut who just happens to be in show
by Dinzo Tabamo
The Petersen Automotive Museum in LA
The Roots of Monozukuri isn't, sadly, an animated adventure that takes place in a surreal world of magic and monsters, but instead just one part of a new exhibition that celebrates Japanese cars.Specifically, Japanese design philosophy. The Petersen Automotive Museum
by Vijay Pattni
1 for himself, 6 for fellow enthusiasts
Admit it: Your choice of cars is mainly limited by your budget. Because if money were no object, you'd likely buy the most unique, most out-of-this-world automobile out there. You profess your brand loyalty to Honda or Subaru
One of only 37 units ever made
A 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider, one of 60 cars that belonged to a French industrialist and which had lain dormant for over 50 years, just sold for $18,457,562 (P818 million) to an unidentified buyer, setting the highest
Commence drooling now
Ferrari collector John Hunt recently claimed his LaFerrari hypercar at the Italian carmaker's Maranello plant in Italy. How he claimed it was really special: Together with his children and his friends, he picked up his red LaFerrari by bringing along his
An eclectic bunch of automobiles
Paul Walker may have been a big fan of Nissan\'s fabled GT-R nameplate in the Fast & Furious movie franchise, but according to YouTube channel The Smoking Tire, Walker was seriously interested in a lot of different cars, including American muscle.
Can you guess who made that offer?
James Glickenhaus's Ferrari P4/5 is the stuff of legends. Approached by Italian design house Pininfarina in March 2005 to create a one-off car, Glickenhaus suggested that it should be a modern interpretation of his classic Ferrari 330 P3/4
Just another urban legend?
We've heard quite a few outrageous stories around the motoring community, but this one probably takes the cake. The story goes that there's a filthy rich Pinoy car collector who keeps his toys--mostly exotics like Lamborghinis, Porsches, Land Rovers
