Jeep and Marvel Studios have closed out their yearlong partnership with a commercial that puts the brand’s 4x4s in the middle of the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday story. The spot, called “A Jeep 4×4 for Any Universe,” started running on November 6 and will continue through the film’s December 18 theatrical debut.
Polestar’s Formula 2030 concept arrives as a low, wide four-door electric machine that sits between a sports car and a practical daily driver. At 4,680 mm long, 2,021 mm wide and just 1,350 mm tall, it rides on a 2,780 mm wheelbase and looks shorter and lower than most current midsize EVs while still offering four proper seats.
Jay Leno sat in the driver’s seat of a Cosmic Silver Tesla Model Y L Launch Edition and left the garage without ever placing his hands on the wheel. Tesla’s Franz von Holzhausen and Lars Moravy rode along as the six-seat SUV handled the streets of Los Angeles on Full Self-Driving Supervised. Leno simply watched the road, occasionally glancing at the cabin camera that tracked his eyes and head position the entire time.
A limited run of espresso machines now sits on kitchen counters with the same colors, lettering, and rear wing shape that once defined one of the most collected air-cooled Porsches. Porsche and La Marzocco’s second collaboration takes the compact Linea Micra and dresses it as a tribute to the 1972 911 Carrera RS 2.7. The result is a machine that looks ready for a concours while still pulling shots the way a professional dual-boiler should.
Wataru Kato, the man behind Liberty Walk, has called this white LB-Works Ferrari F40 his favorite car. Built around one of the last machines Enzo Ferrari approved before his death, the project takes a 2.9-liter twin-turbo V8 berlinetta that once delivered 471 horsepower and 426 lb-ft of torque and reshapes it with the company’s signature wide-body approach. Factory cars already ran 0-62 mph in 4.1 seconds and topped out near 201 mph. Kato’s version keeps that mechanical foundation while changing nearly everything you see and feel.