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The BMW iX M60’s debut at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show spawned a freaky viral video depicting the sporty all-electric SUV with a chameleon paint coat.
Carscoops spotted the clip from Out of Spec Studios, noting that the German marque had promised to demonstrate “a technology that changes
(iXoost) Watches seem to be the natural crossover product for supercar brands, but high-end speakers branded by Lamborghini, Bugatti, Porsche and now Mercedes-AMG make a compelling case for the niche luxury segment. Mercedes’ performance branch is teaming up with Italy’s iXoost—the proprietors of the aforementioned Lambo speakers—to create Author: Maxim Staff
By far the biggest gem on this bejeweled package is bragging rights to being the first to touch lips to the newest Macallan whisky. Macallan is releasing “Horizon”—a collaboration between Macallan and Bentley Motors with master whisky maker Kirsteen Campbell acting as your spirit guide, followed by a Michelin-starred five-course Author: G. Clay Whittaker
James Paul Luthardt with Patrick Willis at Willis’ 2024 Hall of Fame ceremony in Canton, OH (Courtesy of James Paul Luthardt) Presented by SK Ventures The conversation had reached the point where the question needed to be asked. In fact, it felt bizarre that the topic hadn’t been the first one Author: Keith Gordon
Competition is in high-gear as our first three Maxim Cover Girl competitions of the year charge full-speed ahead. A select few models have already earned their way to the interview rounds and sparked deep debates among our judges. With more interviews still on deck, every contestant is fighting to secure Author: Maxim Staff
(Stellantis) Looking at its drag strip pedigree, appearance as the apex ride in 2009’s Fast 8 and its continually in-demand status on the aftermarket, it’s clear that the Plymouth GTX fashioned a fine legacy in an extremely short lifespan—production only lasted from 1967 to 1971 and numbered just under Author: Maxim Staff
(Left: Angel’s Envy, Middle: Watershed, Right: Ammunition) We’ve already covered the best in rye and American single malts for 2021. But of all the branches in the American Whiskey tree currently seeing energetic growth, this just might be the most exciting. Attributed largely to David Stewart’s work at Author: Nicolas Stecher