Celebrity Life

She’s all grown up! Abigail Breslin’s transformation is pretty impressive. From her Little Miss Sunshine days to her Scream Queens reign, she’s tackled all kinds of projects and made quite the name for...

He’s been doing this a little while. Although Noah Centineo seemed to burst onto the acting scene overnight with his memorable turn as Peter Kavinsky in Netflix‘s To All the Boys I’ve Loved...

When Ferruccio Lamborghini decided to start building cars, it wasn’t just one model. After being insulted by Enzo, he set out to build a lineup of cars to challenge Ferrari. Cars like the Uracco, Jalpa, Islero, and Jarama were alternatives to the Miura and the Countach. When Chrysler took control in the late 80’s they […]

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As the year 2000 approached, I had just received my driver’s license. For me, the hottest car on the market was the Porsche 996-Series 911. The supercar from Stuttgart underwent a big transformation just as I became a legal driver.  The water-cooled 996 cars began arriving in 1998, and of course, the Turbo made big […]

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The Ferrari F355 on sale in 1998 was a major part of the lineup from 1995 to 1998. It replaced the 348 as the mid-engine V8 model, and it was the last Ferrari to offer manual steering. Automotive technology was advancing by leaps and bounds, so 1997 saw the first F1 single-clutch automatic transmission. The […]

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This week’s cold weather has made us remember December. The last month of the year has always been our big Christmas double issue. Back in 1994, our December issue was the largest to-date. It had all the fun toys for 1995, and none was more anticipated than the Dodge Viper. Don’t be fooled by the […]

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Boring cars never seem to change over time. They are designed to fly under the radar and get the owner from point A to B. Ferruccio Elio Arturo Lamborghini had other ideas on what a car should be and how it should look. He needed something evocative as a successor to the beautiful Miura. The word […]

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Twenty years ago, Hummer was at the top of their game. The H1 was the civilian version of the military’s Humvee. It was introduced to the armed forces in 1984 to give the Jeep a well-deserved retirement. Still in production today, it was never meant to be sold to the public. After experiencing the rugged […]

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Do you know what day it is? Just in time for Throwback Thursday, we went deep into the archives. July of 1993 was headlined by President Clinton’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy for the armed services. We needed the help of everyone willing to serve because the Cola Wars were decimating the once-civilized notion of advertising. […]

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Two amazing events happened in September of 1998.The first one was my 15th birthday, and the second was Dodge celebrating their first GT2 championship. To beat everyone else, they used the venomous Viper GTS. It was the first of 5 such victories, and their dominance lasted all the way to 2002. To celebrate the big […]

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Turbocharged Porsches were first created so that the automaker could create a street-legal race car that could compete in certain FIA groups. The result was the Porsche 930, also known as the original 911 Turbo. This new sports car was first powered by a 3.0-liter flat-six engine that utilized the same turbo technology used on the […]

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The year is now 2017 and Ford has a total of three different generations of the GT supercar under their belt. First was the GT40 (1964-1969), then came the first generation Ford GT not using the “GT40 moniker” (2004-2006) and now we have the second generation GT (planned production of 2016-2020). For the second generation, […]

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