Michael Jordan took delivery of this Ferrari on May 29, 1997, through a North Carolina dealer while he played for the Chicago Bulls. The timing lined up with another deep playoff run that would end with his fifth NBA championship. He drove the car to the United Center for Game 6 of the 1997 Finals, not long after the famous Flu Game performance.
Mat Watson rolled the all-new Porsche 911 Turbo S onto the Carwow strip and lined it up against a Ferrari 296 GTB. Germany met Italy once more in a test that mixed hybrid muscle with very different ideas about how to get power to the ground.
Liberty Walk spotted an opportunity to pay homage to a movie legend using a different Nissan altogether. They selected a Silvia S15 as the starting point for a widebody transformation that echoes the R34 GT-R Brian O’Conner drove in 2 Fast 2 Furious.
Cybertruck owners ready to move past the factory wheels and their plastic aero covers now have a fresh option that fills the wheel wells with something more substantial. Unplugged Performance built the CYBRDISC as a full-face forged wheel that draws its pattern from 1970s vinyl records and the solid disc designs once found on luxury cars. The result gives the truck a retrofuturistic presence that ties into its angular stainless steel body without fighting it.
Recent images from Maranello reveal a real head-turner, a Ferrari that defies their traditional formula. The SF90 XX Stradale has an eye-catching paint job in a high gloss finish called Verde Volterra. This isn’t a new color by any means, but it was initially introduced in 2022 for a special batch of Cavalcade cars to commemorate the tour’s 10-year anniversary. The paint was inspired by the deep green tones and earthy tints found across the Tuscan region, hence the name.