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July 20, 2023August 8, 2023

A Show to Remember: 2023 Alpine Volks Fair

Alpine Volks Fair is one those gatherings that many begin to prepare for immediately after the one that preceded. A collection of high-quality European automobiles against the backdrop of Helen, Georgia’s Austrian-inspired architecture is something that is hard to replicate elsewhere in the states. And as always, this year’s roll-ins did not disappoint, even with a few days of rain and overcast.

April 13, 2023April 21, 2023

Car Shows Worth Attending On The East Coast in 2023

The East Coast is a haven for car culture, and each year there are countless events that bring enthusiasts together to share their automotive passion. Here is a compilation of car shows worth attending in 2023 on the east coast of the US.

April 13, 2023June 14, 2023

8 Interesting Wheel-Designs from the New York Auto Show

For enthusiasts like myself, the NY Auto Show is an expose for not only new vehicles, but the wheels they’re sporting. As typically a means of insight and inspiration, the wheels at the ‘23 NY Auto Show did not disappoint, even if there weren’t as many of them as previous years.

April 13, 2023October 11, 2023

New York Auto Show: The Lamborghini Sterrato Is Important

‘Overlanding’ is a self-reliant overland travel to remote destinations where the journey is the principal goal, according to Wikipedia. This enthusiast-lifestyle has predominantly revolved around pickup-trucks and SUVs for their superior ground clearance, utility, and 4wd/Awd capability. Tacomas, Land Cruisers, 4Runners, Montero’s, and Discovery’s are all commonplace here. But as of late, this trend has inspired the modification of performance coupes for going off-road.

April 13, 2023April 21, 2023

New York Auto Show: The 2024 Nissan GT-R T-Spec R36 Is All About Refinement

Generally, Japanese automakers have never been known to hold as many staples in their designs as some European companies have. If you look at a first-gen Toyota Camry, you likely wouldn’t be able to identify its present-day successor if they were debadged. But you’d have much less trouble matching a first-gen Mercedes SL to one of the present-day. Why is this? I have no clue, but if there is any Asian manufacturer that acknowledges and transfers characteristics of their own designs, it is Nissan.