Since it arrived onto North American shores in 2002 the Subaru WRX has been making the case for unadulterated fun, one four-wheel drift at a time. Vehicles and our expectations of them however, have changed a lot over the last 13 model years.
Texas is home to the original cowboys, the gunslingers and trailblazers. They pushed 20 million head of cattle through Dustbowl territory during the historic cattle drives.
The life of a dinner shindig can be as simple as quality charcoal, a few tunes and some great beef. Oh, and good beer.
Cooperstown, a small town of around 2,000 inhabitants, is a natural seat of Yankee Americana; it’s got the National Baseball Hall of Fame, James Fenimore Cooper, and a rich patron family to thank for that. The Otesaga Resort Hotel has been a part of that identity since its opening in 1909.
Today in Gear: Trek releases the world’s lightest road bike yet, Salute American vodka helps veterans, Thiel Audio’s newest speakers and more — all made in the USA.
From Mongolian invasions to America’s Independence Day, here’s the history of fireworks and why we use them on the Fourth of July.
The LifeBeam Smart helmet is the first bicycle helmet with a built-in heart rate monitor.
Being a pedestrian or a cyclist in a city can be as harrowing as it is liberating.
We put over a dozen headphones through their paces on long runs, bike rides and bodyweight exercises to find the best sports headphones for every budget.
I recently started reading Seneca’s Letters to a Stoic and was surprised by the content of his first letter: “Nothing, to my way of thinking, is better proof of a well ordered mind than a man’s ability to stop just where he is and pass some time in his own company.” This has some real clout. And it also started me worrying.
If the World Cup isn’t about triumph or tragedy as eleven countrymen fight for national pride with illustrious skill, then dammit, it’s about data. And where there is data, there is Google.
Google just released a new “Material Design” standard for Android, which aims to decrease design fragmentation.
New or old, a pilot’s watch must be legible, tough, accurate and reliable, with extra points awarded if it looks good riding the sleeve of a flight jacket.
This Week in Watches: a young watch authority, a mean chopper-edition watch, and an Oris with a mechanical altimeter.
The new Longines Avigation Watch Type A7 differs visually from the 1930s original (most notable for its 45 degree canted dial) only in minor dial details. Other features remain: the 49 millimeter diameter, the hinged case back, the Breguet hands, and Arabic numerals.
Your buddy’s Rosso Corsa Red Ferrari makes your blood boil with envy. Unfortunately, your better half won’t let you mortgage the house so you can buy one yourself.
You’re the guy who gets respect the subtle way. You don’t demand it; you’re not the showy type.
Longer, wider, lighter and with brand new tech, the Mk VII Golf GTI goes head to head…with past versions of itself.
Today in Gear: Ford’s hot hatchback gets a facelift, Apple’s iPod Touch gets better and cheaper, Nikon’s new full-frame DSLR and more.
Whether you have a cheaper grill or a top-dollar wood-fired jam, one thing should be made clear: grills don’t cook steaks by themselves.