Stephen Edelstein

Built-in navigation systems were some of the earliest examples of what we now call “tech” in cars, but they’ve fallen behind the times. Compared to the other voice-control systems that are now part of everyday life, most navigation systems are rigid and r... See more

Internal-combustion engines are making impressive strides in rotational speed. The Lamborghini Temerario has a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 capable of revving to 10,000 rpm over the long haul, and the Red Bull RB17 is powered by a bespoke V10 that reaches 15,0... See more

Automotive icon that it is, the Porsche 911 deserves to be memorialized. Artist Casper Braat is doing just that, bit by bit. Braat specializes in marble sculptures of everyday objects, but he seems to have a particular fondness for the 911. He’s sculpted ... See more

It’s a remarkably sunny day for San Francisco. The fog that often encases the city in the morning has lifted, opening up spectacular views of Golden Gate and its eponymous bridge. I’m sharing a 2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class with two other people, and as we... See more

The effort to revive Dutch automaker Spyker appears to be finally making progress. Some of the parties involved in that effort have managed to complete a new one-off Spyker dubbed the C8 Aileron LM85, promising big things for the revived brand. The C8 Ail... See more