Jamie Kitman
Auto Fiction
Though Elon Musk and his Tesla groupies might claim otherwise, real self-driving cars are still a ways away
Cars with Seoul
Korea’s Hyundai Motor Group has spent decades becoming the world’s third-largest car-maker. Suddenly, they seem poised to take first place
Stingray of Sunshine
Chevrolet breathes new life into their Corvette franchise, proving that American car-makers aren’t out of the fight
Singing the Porsche Electric
The German car-maker has struck the golden ratio with their arrestingly handsome, impressively fast, and attainably priced Taycan 4S
All Roads Lead to Rome
As automakers around the world conform, Italy continues to turn out cars with flair and character
On the Prowl
In a bid to win the car world’s sustainability war, Jaguar has created a battery-electric car with a soul
The Road Less Traveled
For adventurous drivers, lockdown has been a boon. For the car industry as we know it, it’s been all but a death warrant
Size Matters
Just when our cities really need them, small cars are disappearing
Drive into the Future
Polestar 1, a high-end, limited-edition electric Volvo coupe, is the genuine Swedish article—underwritten by Chinese money
The Off-Road Ahead
Authenticity doesn’t get more authentic than the venerable Land Rover Defender, now (finally) updated to the point of James Bond–worthiness
Steve McQueen Would Approve
The 2020 Bullitt is aggressive yet somehow subtle, an understated example of automotive overstatement
