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Maxim Feed: At a certain point, entering the rarified world of Bugatti automobiles is as much about the lifestyle itself as what’s under the hood. And what better to complement a fast-paced lifestyle than with a residence built in lockstep with impressive luxury top of mind? (Bugatti Residences) The just-announced Bugatti Author: Beau Hayhoe This…

Maxim Feed: (Porsche) The Porsche 911 seen in these images isn’t one of the many home-brewed “Safari” builds popular among handy gearheads, nor is it a concept from the German marque. It’s the 911 Dakar, Porsche’s first ever off-roading two-door sports car. (Porsche) It takes its name from the Author: Maxim Staff This post first…

Maxim Feed: (Bentley) Weeks before the official press drive, Bentley saddled me up with a Bentayga EWB—their largest, most luxurious SUV to date—and pointed me north on the Pacific Coast Highway from LA to the Monterey Peninsula. What ensued was an introduction to Bentley’s latest philosophy of performance, luxury and well-being. Author: John Sciarrino This…

Maxim Feed: (Bring a Trailer) Online automotive auction company Bring a Trailer just broke two records at once with the sale of an extremely rare Porsche Carrera GT. By the time the digital gavel fell, bidding for this 2005 silver-over-Terracotta Porsche Carrera GT had reached an astounding $2 million. Author: Maxim Staff This post first…

Maxim Feed: (Nicola Parisi) Leading California’s—and arguably America’s—indie spirits movement, St. George Distillery conjures some serious heaters (their Baller whiskey, Terroir Gin and Absinthe among our favs), and this year the Alameda distillery celebrate four decades of existence.  You see in 1982 a young German judge by the name of Jörg Rupf Author: Nicolas Stecher…

Maxim Feed: “Solstice,” 2016 (John Newsom Studio) A homegrown Oklahoma artist has returned to the heartland to celebrate his colorful, mid-career retrospective. Nature’s Course, by NYC-based and Enid, Oklahoma-raised painter John Newsom, recently opened at Oklahoma Contemporary, the $30 million museum’s second solo show after Ed Ruscha: OKLA. “Keep Watch,” 2020 Author: Vittoria Benzine This…