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  1. Porsche 911 RS America - Anuj Datta for Type7

    Photos and interview in a post on Type7

  2. Porsche 911 Targa - Shayan Afshar for Type7

    Photos and words in a series of posts on Type7: First Post Second Post

  3. Porsche 356 - Patricio Cuello for Type7

    Interview and photos on Type7

  4. Porsche 911 SC Turbo - Dereck Whitaker for Type7

    Photos and words in a series of posts on Type7: First Post Second Post

  5. The Original Acura NSX Still Matters

    Photography for a story by Chris Perkins on RoadandTrack.com

  6. 2020 Audi A6 Allroad Carves Out A Softer Niche

    Photography for a story by Derek Powell on Jalopnik.

  7. Shelby LeDoux for Type7

    Photos and words in a series of posts on Type7:  First Post Second Post

  8. The 2022 Honda Civic Prototype Previews an Ultra-Sleek Compact

    Honda just unveiled the 2022 Civic Prototype, a preview of a totally new design aimed at hooking younger buyers. We got a close look at the redesign, and spoke to Honda representatives about the automaker’s goals and inspirations for the eleventh-gen Civic. The current, tenth-generation Civic is the second-best selling…

  9. 2020 Porsche 911 Carrera S Manual review: Divine obsolescence

    Photography for a review on CNET Roadshow by Steven Ewing

  10. 2020 Volvo V90 review: Good looks will get you far

    Photography for a review on CNET Roadshow by Steven Ewing. 

  11. 2020 Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 review: Repeat performance

    Photography for a review on CNET Roadshow by Steven Ewing

  12. The 2021 Porsche 911 Turbo S In Guards Red Looks Juicy Light-Painted For Night Photos

    Photography for a post on Jalopnik.com written by Andrew Collins

  13. 2001 Isuzu VehiCross Off-Road Drive: Finding Forgotten Treasure in a ’90s Halo Truck

    Early on a cool California morning, at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, I meet Julian Carmona and his 2001 Isuzu VehiCross. Some low clouds burn off just as we ease into the San Gabriel Canyon Off-Highway-Vehicle Area.  We pay the $8 fee to get dirty. The only way…

  14. This Engine-Swapped VW Golf Rose From its Own Ashes

    Like so many of my favorite stories, this one begins high in the San Gabriel mountains early on a summer Sunday morning. During my usual scan of the Newcomb’s Ranch parking lot, I spied a somewhat patina’d yellow Mk1 Volkswagen Golf. Despite the slightly rusted exterior, the interior looked extremely…

  15. The Last Cheap 911

    Early on a Sunday morning in the canyons above Los Angeles, the parking lot of Newcomb’s Ranch looks like a race track. A who’s-who of high-end hardware at the common coffee and breakfast stop usually has folks fawning over that newest, hottest ride in the lot. But one recent weekend,…

  16. These Heroes Imported The Only Porsche 911 GT3 RS Never Sold In America

    Few models are more coveted in the rarefied world of Porsche collecting than the track-destined RS models. Part of the allure is because arguably the most important of the batch, the 996, the first GT3 to have a designated RS model, didn’t come to America. Here’s how a group of…

  17. Learning to Drive Stick-Shift on a Dodge Viper

    Shaun Westbrook is like many of us. He grew up with car posters adorning his bedroom walls. Most car enthusiasts, without a second of hesitation, can tell you about the one car they pined for in their early years. A few of us have even been lucky enough to grow…

  18. Nissan’s First GT-R Wasn’t The Beloved Coupe, And It Wasn’t Entirely A Nissan Either

    Sitting parked, this boxy four-door could easily be overlooked. But retrain your eye and go in for a closer look, as this 1969 Nissan Skyline has much more to share than your average Japanese sedan.  Take a stroll around and soak up the furrowed brow and the sharp lines that…

  19. 1968 Volvo 142S: Sourcing The Perfect Platform For A Scandinavian Muscle Car

    The first rays of sunrise bathe the two-door sedan in warm, golden light. The lowered three-box Volvo sports a suggestive rake in its stance, almost like a Scandinavian muscle car, though a 1968 142S isn’t what comes to mind when you think of torque and tire smoke. As the South…

  20. This 1983 Audi ur-Quattro Is Preserving Rally History In Sunny Southern California

    We’ve all seen the footage. Dust swirling off of an airborne Quattro wearing the stripes of Audi Sport, suspension fully extended, flames popping out of the exhaust. This is the stuff that muddy, snowy, wet rallying dreams are made of, in all their snarling, dirt-flinging glory.  Being the first factory…

  21. This Alfa Was Dropped By A Tow Truck And Then It Became The Ultimate Italian Survivor

    Standing on the edge of a dry lakebed at 4:30 a.m., stars twinkling overhead, I could hear the sound of a distant engine but couldn’t quite make out from where. Scanning the black abyss that is nighttime El Mirage, a lone distant light was actually moving closer and closer. Out…

  22. Here’s What Cuba’s Car Scene Looks Like In 2017

    Cuba feels more in flux now than it has in decades. Fidel Castro’s death, the repeal of the “wet foot, dry foot” policy and eased restrictions on capitalism mean rapid changes for a country distinctly shaped by a Cold War that ended decades ago. At the same time airplanes full…

  23. This Wonderful And Weird 1966 Renault R8 Got Saved From The Crusher

    I arrived at the 2017 Carroll Shelby Cruise-In on the top level of the Petersen Automotive Museum parking structure expecting to see a big gaggle of American cars. And I did. Cobras, GT350s, Daytonas, lots of sleek muscle. But there was something else, too. Back in a corner, separated from…

  24. Meet The Man Who Daily Drives A Porsche Reimagined By Singer

    Sitting in Los Angeles traffic affords plenty of car-spotting opportunities to break up the monotony. It’s usually a nicely patina’d Datsun or an E30 with fender flares catching my eye, but on this day I saw something of a wholly different breed. Four cars back I had my first glimpse,…

  25. Buying and owning a Project Safari Porsche 911

    Recreating the mountain bike of Porsche 911s in gorgeous detail. – Hudson Valley, New York Pro racer Leh Keen has taken his passion for Porsche down a dirty, muddy, and very good path with The Keen Project. Essentially recreating the aesthetic of Porsche’s infamous 1984 Dakar-winning 953 911, Keen’s creations…

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