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Amble One Electric Buggy

An Apple design veteran who worked on the iPod, iPhone, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro left the company and decided the world needed a better golf cart. The Amble One is what happened when that idea met proper engineering, and it is far more interesting than that description makes it sound. ...read more

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Slate Auto Electric Truck

The most affordable truck in America is electric, starts at $24,950, and strips away everything you don't need so you can add back only what you do. The Slate Truck is backed by Amazon, built in Indiana, and has over 180,000 reservations from people who decided that a bare bones, customizable ...read more

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Halfbike Pro

We covered Halfbike when it was still on Kickstarter. That was ten years ago. Since then, the company has shipped over 35,000 units worldwide, won a Red Dot Design Award, and built one of the more distinctive rider communities in outdoor sport. The read more

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2027 Audi A6 Allroad

Audi keeps making wagons when almost nobody else will, and the 2027 A6 Allroad is the strongest argument yet for why they should. Based on the sixth generation A6 that launched in 2026, the new Allroad takes the standard A6 Avant sold in Europe and makes it wider, taller, and significantly more...read more

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1950 Tatra T87 Aerodynamic Saloon Restored by ECORRA

Before aerodynamics were a defining feature of car design, Tatra was already building the most technically sophisticated vehicles in the world. The T87 arrived in 1936 with a wind-cheating body, a rear mounted air cooled magnesium V8, a backbone chassis, fully independent suspension at all four corners, and a drag coefficient of 0.36. In 1936. Ferd...read more

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Audi Nuvolari Supercar

The name Audi Nuvolari comes from the 1935 German Grand Prix, when Tazio Nuvolari drove an outdated Alfa Romeo to victory against every German factory car on their home circuit. It is considered the greatest upset in motorsport history. Audi chose that name for its firs...read more

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AC Cobra GT Coupe

In 125 years of building cars, AC has never put a fixed roof production model into a customer's hands. The Cobra GT Coupe changes that, and it traces its roofline directly to the 1964 AC A98 that raced at Le Mans. The double bubble roof is functional as much as it is visual. It clears heads ...read more

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The 20 Most Iconic Restomods Ever Built

There is a particular kind of car that no manufacturer will ever build for you. It has the shape of something iconic, something that already exists in your memory, but underneath it runs modern suspension, modern brakes, a drivetrain that doesn't need coaxing on a cold morning. You get the feeling of the original without the anxiety of owning one. ...read more

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Unit 1 Neon Smart Helmet

Most bike helmets protect your head and stop there. The Unit 1 Neon adds everything else urban riders actually need: visibility, signalling, and crash response, all built into a single lightweight shell. The lighting system is fully integrated. Front and rear LEDs handle basic visibility,...read more

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Huckberry Finds

Huckberry keeps surfacing gear that balances function and design without leaning too far into either. This month's edit runs from a MIL-STD tested Italian tool watch to a portable pizza oven, with reliable everyday carry and summer essentials filling in between. Nothing here needs explaining twice. These are the picks that stood out....
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Amazon Finds

The monthly Amazon edit of gear that actually delivers. This month runs heavy on outdoor essentials and smart accessories, from a backpack built like a tank to the world's smallest sleeping pad pump. Every pick is available now with Prime shipping, and nothing here is filler....
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Editors Picks

The monthly edit of gear that earned a second look. This month covers a solid spread of everyday carry, summer ready wear, and functional accessories that do their job without asking for attention. Twelve picks, nothing filler, everything worth your time....
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