1960 NSU Prinz III — The Tiny German That Paved the Way The NSU Prinz III is a small car with a big story. Built by NSU Motorenwerke AG in Neckarsulm, West Germany, the Prinz series was the company’s first

SPOILERS AHEAD!!! Chapters Read: 1-6 Well, 'The Lake of Souls' is by far the most trippy book of the series and I'm very excited to re-experience it. It's the most interesting book of the series too. It

1959 Trabant P50 — The Icon of the East The Trabant P50 is one of the most remarkable cars ever produced — not for its performance, luxury, or beauty, but for what it represented. Built in East Germany

SPOILERS AHEAD Chapters Read: 16-21 Ugh, I don't want this series to end! But that's sort of why good books are beautiful really. They mimic life in a way. They end. That's the thing huh. I don't want

SPOILERS AHEAD Chapters Read: 11-15 Man, these chapters are just incredible. They're seriously making me feel some type of way. Unreal. These re-reads have been excellent. First the 'Inheritance Cycle'

Volkswagen Karmann Ghia — Beauty by Ghia, Reliability by VW The Volkswagen Karmann Ghia is one of the most beautiful cars ever to wear a VW badge, yet it is also one of the most understated. Produced from

SPOILERS AHEAD!!! Chapters Read: 6-10 So these chapters felt very cinematic. It really feels like these chapters would be super fun to watch captured on the big screen. To this day, I'm still incredibly

SPOILERS AHEAD!!! Chapters Read: 1-5 Ok dude, 'Killers of the Dawn' is way better than I remembered. Honestly, I only just started this, and I'm thinking this is notches above what I previously remembered.

1966 Dodge Charger — The Birth of a Legend The 1966 Dodge Charger burst onto the scene in January 1966 as a mid-year model, and it was unlike anything Dodge had built before. With its fastback roofline,

1963 Fiat 500 — The Original City Car The Fiat 500, affectionately known as the “Cinquecento,” is one of the most beloved and recognizable cars ever built. Introduced in 1957 as the “Nuova 500” (New 500),

SPOILERS AHEAD!!! Chapters Read: Well, 'Allies of the Night' was certainly enjoyable don't get me wrong. But overall, it may have been one of my least favorite of the series so far. I hate to say it but,

SPOILERS AHEAD!!! Chapters Read: 11-15 These chapters were a lot more interesting than the first half of the book overall I feel. These chapters were just way more intriguing in general. Steve's deception

1959 BMW 700 Coupé — The Little BMW That Saved the Company Most people associate BMW with luxury saloons and sports coupes, but the car that truly saved the company was a tiny rear-engine runabout: the

With life feeling utterly impossible sometimes due to astronomical levels of crippling stress, reading these books is so relaxing it's pretty stunning. Like, it's almost laughable in a strange, positive

1964 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT — The Shape of Italian Passion The Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT debuted at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September 1963 and immediately set a new benchmark for affordable

1958 VW Beetle — The People’s Car That Conquered the World Few cars have had the cultural and automotive impact of the Volkswagen Beetle. Designed before World War II, it was still being produced in some

1963 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso — The Most Beautiful Ferrari Ever Made When automotive enthusiasts debate the most beautiful Ferrari ever created, one name consistently rises to the top: the 250 GT Lusso. Designed

Continuing with the classics, as I mentioned before, I love reminiscing, especially about those movies that shaped my youth—unforgettable classics that are definitely worth watching again. One of those

1958 Porsche 356 — The Car That Built an Icon Before the 911 became a household name, there was the Porsche 356. Ferdinand "Ferry" Porsche’s vision of a lightweight, rear-engine sports car put

There’s no doubt that old movies will always be better. I don’t know why, but they just seemed to have more excitement back then, especially action films like this one, which grab you right from the start