Car Culture and Lifestyle

Bremont Pays Homepage to Jaguar’s Iconic C-Type Racer with a $6,495 Timepiece

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A British pioneer racer gets the tribute it deserves with this Bremont X Jaguar timepiece collaboration.

The 2022 Harley-Davidson Nightster is a Fresh Spin on the Sportster

Motorcycles Amee Reehal -

Low, lean, and powerful new cruiser from Milwaukee’s best. Harley-Davidson build's on the Sportster's 65-year legacy with new backed-out 2022 Nightster.

RIMOWA and Porsche Partner for Exclusive 911-Inspired Carry-On

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Limited to 911 units (of course), the RIMOWA x Porsche Hand-Carry Case Pepita pays homage to the iconic coupe.

Honda Resurrects the ST125 Dax Mini Bike (But Only in Europe)

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Honda's funky little ST125 Dax fully owns the genuine authenticity of the 1969 original, joining the Monkey & MSX125 Grom in Europe for 2023.

Breitling Channels 1960s Café Racer Spirit with Top Time Triumph Timepiece

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For a cool $5,500 with a cool, ice-blue look, Breitling and Triumph unite on this gorgeous 1960s cafe-racer chronograph.

LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Back to the Future Time Machine

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Folding tires, light-up flux capacitor, swappable license plates -- Zemeckis & Spielberg would be proud of this 1,872-piece LEGO Creator set.

LEGO Lamborghini Countach Speed Champions Set

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Small, simple set with big looks and loads of nostalgia, LEGO adds this 262-piece to its Speed Champions collection.

2022 BMW CE 04 Range & Power: A Closer Look

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BMW is entering a new era of design with the spacey CE 04 electric scooter. Here's a closer look.

DC X Mattel Creations’ Remote-Controlled “The BATMAN” Ultimate Batmobile

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Mattel Creations teams up with DC Comics to bring the Dark Knight's new Batmobile to life as a badass, 1:10 scale, remote-control replica.

2021 KTM 890 Adventure R Review: Our Take After 4 Months

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Replacing the KTM 790, the new 890 Adventure R gains more power, added torque, improved traction control, and reworked shifting. So, does the world really need a high-tech, 105-hp dirt bike? Yes, it does.