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A BMW 3.0 CSL, A Sweltering Sunset In Sicily, And A Nearly 50-Year Love Affair
Love changes the course of your life, but you must be careful when you think you’ve found it. Sometimes that initial spark festers away into a dirge of cynical disdain and divorce lawyers,
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Our Chat With 9x-WRC Champion Sébastien Loeb On His Rallying Return With Hyundai
Photography by Daniel Nikodem
They call him ‘The Boss,’ or Le Patron for a good reason. Sébastien Loeb has dominated one of the most challenging forms of Motorsport,
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Before The Imports, The Argentinian-Made Lutteral Comahue Was The Coolest Car Money Could Buy In South America
On a recent trip to Argentina I found one of the coolest tuner cars money could buy there in the early 1970s: the Lutteral Comahue, a GT car based on the IKA Torino coupe.
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Why Do We Always Forget The Ferrari 456?
I finally had a chance to ask that question to a dear friend the other day when we were shooting his 911 in Bedford New York. Ben Clymer is the founder of Hodinkee.com,
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What It's Like To Finally Drive The Ford GT
Petrolicious photos by Aaron Miller // Press photos courtesy of Ford
Rare is the modern car that pays homage to a classic without sacrificing its tastefulness.
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Driving A '68 SWB 911 To Chantilly Is A Beautiful Way To Spend A Day
The Porsche virus caught me in 2000 when I was driving with a friend in his 912 from Paris to Deauville. In 2003 I was living in Dallas Texas, and after being on the hunt online for more than a year I...
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