Porsche is one of the most iconic performance brands in the World and until recently the main vehicle associated with their global status was the legendary 911 two-seat sports cars that is regularly featured here. A lot has changed since that car was introduced over 50 years ago as Porsche launched an SUV in 2004 then six years later launched their first sedan, the Panamera.
There aren’t many brands in the world that are as recognizable as the Ferrari brand. Most people know what it stands for, exotic Italian performance cars built for both the streets and racetracks. They are arguably the most recognized and sought after exotic car brand in the world and the 360 Modena certainly upholds that part of the equation.
The “American Dream” is based on the premise that anybody can rise from rags to riches in this country. As a society we aspire for the finer things in life and are taught from birth to be the best and want the best. Cars have always been an integral part of American culture so it should come as no surprise that luxury auto business is big business here in the United States for both domestic and foreign manufacturers.
It can be argued that the Porsche 911 is the most iconic of all cars as for more than fifty years it has stayed true to its mission and form. Porsche is synonymous with high performance and their 911 sports cars are the vehicles most associated with the Porsche brand even today as they now build sedans, SUVs and crossover vehicles.
The Escalade is America’s unquestioned leader for the ultimate full size luxury SUV. The 2015 model year boasts a completely redesigned body style that is an evolution of the one it replaces.
There has been a phenomenon sweeping our nation of car buffs and fans over the last few years that typically happens on Saturday or Sunday mornings from New York to Los Angeles called "Cars and Coffee" or some variation of that. Cars and Carburetors, Cars and Decaf, Wheels and Coffee and my guess is there are other names for these local events.
The 3 Series has enjoyed critical acclaim since it’s birth and rightfully so. It has been one of the best luxury values when new offering a great blend between usable performance and luxury and that value proposition has potential to increase with a pre-owned version.
When initially introduced in 2014 BMW actually had a waiting list because demand outpaced supply. Now only two years later when you do an online national search for an i8 there’s no less than several hundred "lightly used" or pre-owned i8s for you to consider. So what happened?
There’s been a recent electrical surge occurring within the automotive industry and we are witnessing history with the global evolution of the electric car.
