If this 1969 Chevrolet Corvette ZL1 that recently sold for over $3 million is considered the “holy grail,” then this 1971 Chevrolet Corvette is a Last Supper dinner plate.
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The ZR2 trim was the most extreme ‘Vette upgrade available in its day. The package graced the classic
(ABC/YouTube) Alec Baldwin is being criticized in the wake of his first TV interview about the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who was fatally shot on the New Mexico set of low-budget Western Rust after a live bullet was accidentally loaded into a prop gun Baldwin aimed at her. In an Author: Maxim Video
(Getty Images/Red Bull Content Pool) Red Bull gives you wings, and the energy drink brand’s first production hypercar will fly around a track with F1-commensurate speed. The Swiss proprietor of zippy beverages is, of course, also the owner of the most dominant F1 team of the decade. That is Author: Brandon Friederich
(Keno Zache ©2023 Courtesy of RM Sotheby’s) In 2021, Lamborghini announced an ultra-limited-edition revival of the Countach, the most iconic wedge-shaped Raging Bull. By the time the general public had merely learned of the Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4’s existence, all 113 units had been snapped up for a reported $2.6 Author: Brandon Friederich
The Apple Vision Pro is still looking to captivate users. When the buzzed-about mixed reality headset first arrived in February 2024, there was very little content available that specifically leveraged the AVP’s excellent, high-res display. Now, a bit over a year later, Apple’s content creation team has enlisted some big Author: John Sciarrino
(Todd Snyder) Menswear guru Todd Snyder has dropped another cool limited-edition sneaker with his longtime collaborators at New Balance. The new “Stony Beach” sneaker collab blends vachetta and ivory leather with three different types of suede to evoke the sand, surf and rocks meant to channel an overcast fall Author: Maxim Staff
(Paul Van Mondfrans Linden) As a young kid I always had a strong need to take things apart to see how they were made and how they worked, ranging from simple toys to my little bike,” recalls Timothy Somers, Founder and Design Director of Dutch motorcycle and design studio Author: Nicolas Stecher