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Brett Berk
Writer, Autoblog
Brett Berk's writing has appeared in an almost unconscionable range of publications, including The Advocate, Autoweek, Babble, BBC, Black Ink, Bloomberg Businessweek, Car and Driver, Cookie, CNN, Departures, DETAILS, Esquire, Fiction, GQ, The LA Times, Maxim, Men's Journal, The Mississippi Review, Momlogic, Popular Mechanics, Road & Track, Tin House, Vogue, Yahoo!, and Vanity Fair. He is the author of "The Gay Uncle's Guide to Parenting" (Random House, 2008), and is at work on a collection of short stories. 2019 Volvo V60 First Drive Review | The wagon is ace
Volvo doubles down on wagons, and this one's a winner
2018 Aston Martin DB11 AMR Review | A private world of comfort and speed
An intimate bubble of fun outside of our normal, average reality.
2018 Porsche 718 Boxster/Cayman GTS Quick Spin Review | The right move
A six-speed manual transmission gloriously is standard. Porsche's intuitive PDK double-clutch automated manual is optional, and infuriatingly better at everything shifty than you'll ever be.
Aston Martin lead designer doesn't fear the future
Reichman is cautiously optimistic about the future of the traditional sports car.
Porsche Mission E Cross Turismo: How Porsche shifted with the market
"We are big believers that pure electric vehicles or plug-in hybrids can be real Porsche cars like those with an internal-combustion engine."
How the Toyota Supra embraces and rejects its performance heritage
"As we started, we made sure to listen to the Supra fan base in the U.S."
Why Mercedes-AMG believes in the notion of a GT 4-Door Coupe
It'll debut later this year with a twin-turbocharged V8 making 630 hp, with hybrid variants likely.
Volvo spinoff reveals first car in Geneva: How will Polestar find its way?
The Polestar 1 is a four-seat, plug-in hybrid performance coupe with two electric motors and a twincharged four-cylinder that combine for 600 hp of all-wheel potency.
Test-driving the new Mercedes-Benz inline-six engine | Straight but not narrow
It's not the rip-snorting 4.0-liter biturbo V8, but it's not meant to be.
2019 VW Jetta, Toyota Avalon get buzz in moribund U.S. sedan market
Who says nobody cares about sedans anymore? These stories got huge readership.
2019 Mercedes-Benz G-Class: designing a stout icon without reinventing the wheel
Mercedes has to be extremely careful when redesigning such an important nameplate.
2019 Ram 1500: FCA design boss discusses truck's 'well-dressed' new look
An all-new Ram pickup has to fit in with the heritage of the vehicle.
Mercedes-Benz infotainment system hopes to be Siri of cars
It has a new nav display with augmented reality (AR) technology that allows for intensely precise positional accuracy.
2018 Volvo XC40 First Drive Review | The Masspirational crossover
Volvo's driver assistance package gets extra credit for being smooth and highly functional. It instills confidence that you are actually driving, but it asserts that it can help when you want it to.
2018 Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe/Cabriolet Review | Creamy goodness
The 12-cylinder S65 Cabriolet is a stately boulevardier, a cavalier cruiser, meant to dominate via the sheer prodigiousness of output.
BMW is ready for our inevitable EV future
"We are seeing growing interest from customers to bring electrification to the heart of the brand."
Why Mercedes is still betting on the CLS four-door coupe
Benz believes this elegant design has a future.
All-new Aston Martin Vantage turns up the volume
A 503-hp, 513-lb-ft variant of the 4.0 twin-turbo V8 is specially mapped and tuned for a more trilling and less bombastic engine note.
Subaru Viziv Performance Concept | Next WRX ... with driver assist?
This Viziv is a muscular, flare-fendered, four-door sport sedan.
Nissan makes everything a Nismo — but why?
Nissan slaps the Nismo treatment on everything from the Nissan Leaf to the Serena minivan, "even without any great performance boost."
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