Video: 2024 Rolls-Royce Spectre
At this year's Midwest Automotive Media Association Spring Rally, the opportunity was presented to George to take their newest vehicle out for some content.
At this year's Midwest Automotive Media Association Spring Rally, the opportunity was presented to George to take their newest vehicle out for some content.
However, we’re flipping the script. Instead of doing this at the first of this month, as this website has done so since 2011.
I am quite smitten by the way something evolves and change with the times while keeping up traditions dating back over a hundred years.
Forty-three years later, some of those dreams have been fulfilled. Others…not so much. Let's just concentrate on the positive, shall we?
The introductions of the Cadillac CELESTIQ and Rolls-Royce Spectre are the signs of the inevitable arrival of these ultra-luxury EVs
Consider who is doing the unveiling – Rolls-Royce, Mercedes-Benz, and Jeep. Three long-awaited new vehicles that represent three iconic model names. Two of which are new generation models. The third is the resurrection of a long-running nameplate.
As I get older, memories become fonder. Memories of vehicles driven – for work and for pleasure. Some memories are worth reliving inside your head. Others…could be considered forgettable.
First off, "fantasy shopping" can be a terrible idea. You go to an automotive retailer – preferably one with high-end vehicles – take a look at their inventory and dream in broad daylight over it. You’re doing this knowing damn well that you may ever afford to buy that vehicle.
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