Continuing in the tradition of showcasing things french that we cannot have ( except for on the screen), I present the Citroen C4 Crossair ( above ) and the Peugeot 4008 ( below). If they look mildly familiar to you, it is because they are basically rebadged ( and heavily re-worked) versions of Mitsubishi’s Outlander....
In Los Angeles, architecturally speaking, you have a convergence of many styles – California modern, spanish, beach shack, colonial and even (strangely) tudor. It is famously thought of as an epicenter of Frank Gehry’s extravagant flame surfaces, a type of post modernism that blends particularly well with the typography and attitude of it’s inhabitants....
Pictured above is the latest Buick Regal, the GS. It is a somewhat neutered version of it’s European original from Opel. And it is a good car. It looks good – in the transition to Buick from Opel it lost only a few esthetic details, but a lot of horses. But really, Buick can’t be...
So the above Mini Paceman has been approved for preoduction, and why not? It is a coupe version of the successful Countryman. It may not be called the Paceman when it arrives, but whatever it is called, it is a natural progression. Also in the future, the good folks at Autocar have rendered their thoughts...
The legendary Terry Richardson captures Los Angeles like no one else can. Check out his diary here. The Vehiclist
