Feel the need for speed? Ride with the pros on Florida’s top racetracks
Here are three opportunities to cross speed racing off your bucket list, all right here in Florida — including the Firestone Grand Prix.
Here are three opportunities to cross speed racing off your bucket list, all right here in Florida — including the Firestone Grand Prix.
There are more appealing, less prehistoric alternatives, but it’s a Lexus — which means it’s supremely well-built, easy to drive, easy to live with.
What we have here is the first McLaren hatchback. But don’t for one second think that this British-built projectile has gone soft on performance.
This is without doubt the most fun sportster I’ve driven in ages, delivering more smiles per mile, more giggles per gallon than anything out there costing under $50,000.
Cart owners are spending big bucks on customized color schemes, jacked-up suspension and fancy upholstery.
The nostrils at Mercedes-Benz created a unique fragrance to spritz the cabin of the GLS 600. Don’t worry: It’s not the aroma of bratwurst and sauerkraut.
When you go into Drive and haven’t quite closed your door, all you hear is a touch of percussion with a background sound of violins and violas — thanks to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
The first surprise? Maybe that this beauty pageant shoo-in is a Kia. Biggest surprise? The astonishing value for the money.
The Infiniti’s cabin design continues to draw potential buyers like a moth to a flame, though I still can’t look at the big QX with its evil-eye headlights and not see a Star Wars Stormtrooper.
When you hoof it in Ford’s new, all-electric Mustang Mach-E crossover, there’s definitely no shortage
Remember those heady days when you thought a 36-inch TV was the pinnacle of big-screen
Beauty, as they say, is in the eye of the beholder. Case in point, Crocs
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Here are three opportunities to cross speed racing off your bucket list, all right here in Florida — including the Firestone Grand Prix.
There are more appealing, less prehistoric alternatives, but it’s a Lexus — which means it’s supremely well-built, easy to drive, easy to live with.
What we have here is the first McLaren hatchback. But don’t for one second think that this British-built projectile has gone soft on performance.
This is without doubt the most fun sportster I’ve driven in ages, delivering more smiles per mile, more giggles per gallon than anything out there costing under $50,000.
Cart owners are spending big bucks on customized color schemes, jacked-up suspension and fancy upholstery.
The nostrils at Mercedes-Benz created a unique fragrance to spritz the cabin of the GLS 600. Don’t worry: It’s not the aroma of bratwurst and sauerkraut.
When you go into Drive and haven’t quite closed your door, all you hear is a touch of percussion with a background sound of violins and violas — thanks to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
The first surprise? Maybe that this beauty pageant shoo-in is a Kia. Biggest surprise? The astonishing value for the money.
The Infiniti’s cabin design continues to draw potential buyers like a moth to a flame, though I still can’t look at the big QX with its evil-eye headlights and not see a Star Wars Stormtrooper.
When you hoof it in Ford’s new, all-electric Mustang Mach-E crossover, there’s definitely no shortage
Remember those heady days when you thought a 36-inch TV was the pinnacle of big-screen
Beauty, as they say, is in the eye of the beholder. Case in point, Crocs