14 Jul 2022 2 min read

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Is this neoclassic an Alfa Romeo or a Ralf-Ameo 🤢? And make yourself a sandwich ’cause the Helihome camping helicopter & Ronin Audi are back.

Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio by ErreErre Fuoriserie • Time traveling our asses back to experience the joys of Europe in the ’60s—a vibe promoted almost exclusively by white men in film and publishing since the ’60s—ain’t gonna happen. Best we can do is to hedge our bets, manage our funds, and be ready for the day an Italian firm with an unpronounceable name creates an entire carbon fibre, vintage-look riff on a modern Alfa Romeo Giulia. In complete unity with building a fast sedan during the parts bin ’60s, its rear lights are from a Mercedes-Benz G Class, too! The $400,000++ price is the price, but at least this mutt will look less awkward on balance sheets than that monkey NFT. via ErreErre Fuoriserie

Yes, these existed, and still do. Calum Raasay on YouTube has some great documentaries—check out the Jerry Can one next—but his latest piece is on the strangest RV to ever take off. Not about cars per se but Winnebago was involved…

$75,000, 2003 Audi A8L / S8. Described as “better than new”, I wouldn’t have thought a top-of-the-line 2003 Audi would already need a full restoration—but here we are. New paint, new engine, transmission, suspension, brakes—you name it—was sourced in order to turn an A8 into a nicer-than-S8 sedan. A slab of awesome compared to Audi’s current lineup, it’s still not a car for me…unless I’m hired as DeNiro’s getaway driver. via 2Bennett Audimotive

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