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Scramblers make sense today, balancing on-road comfort with off-road capability and undeniable good looks. A more approachable riding position and lower seat height make them easier for newcomers to handle and enjoy.
Some cars disappoint the camera; the new Range Rover does the opposite. Familiar to viewers of The Diplomat and Succession, it may be the most photogenic car Nicolas Shammas has ever encountered.
Founded in 1948 by Colin Chapman, Lotus once lived by the creed “simplify, then add lightness”. Since Geely's 2017 takeover and the pivot to electric lifestyle vehicles, many wonder whether that spirit survives.
There is something wonderfully self-indulgent about the Loro Piana Extra Pocket L19. Free of logos and identifiable quilting, it whispers rather than shouts, epitomising the quiet, normcore elegance and enduring allure of true simplicity.
Hotel and resort brands are extending their hospitality far beyond dry land, launching a fleet of branded yachts. We chart how the finer things now reach remote destinations, carrying loyal guests with them.
Bulgari's then watch chief explains why a Roman jeweller builds avant-garde timepieces in Neuchatel, how Italian design fuses beauty with function, and why the record-breaking Octo Finissimo Ultra defines the house.
Over two decades the power-catamaran has been reinvented many times, from mastless sailing cats to efficient planing hulls and design-led cruisers. We chart this restless evolution and the latest generation now leading the multihull pack.
What you see here is Rolls Royce’s newest driver-focussed coupé. It’s called the Spectre and, even if it’s a four-seat fastback with a long bonnet and two rear-hinged doors, it is not actually a direct replacement for the discontinued Wraith. (The Spectre’s 420,000 USD price tag a…
At The Peninsula, a fleet of thirteen magnificent green motorcars graces the cobbled forecourt. From Rolls-Royce Phantoms and hybrid Bentley Bentaygas to BMW i7s and an electrified vintage taxi, the collection blends heritage with modern luxury.
I was recently invited to Scotland, by Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), to test their latest and greatest halo model, the 2025 twin-turbo V8 Range Rover SV, and though I will be writing up that story separately, I also wanted to draw attention to the fact that I had the good fortune of testing …
Ulysse Nardin’s Freak is the horological equivalent of the Porsche 911. On paper neither product makes sense. I mean, who hangs an engine out over the rear wheels of a car and expects it to be dynamic? Likewise, who decides to remove the dial, hands, and crown of a watch? Both are techn…
It seems wireless loudspeakers have finally come of age. Not only are these Theia speakers from Goldmund better than almost anything with a wire, but they also have a whopping 875 Watts of power and are great to look at, with some impressive sophistication under the surface too. Mind yo…