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1 month ago |
esquire.com | Will Hersey
This story was originally published in the Spring 2025 issue of Esquire. When Jaguar launched its famous E-Type to the world at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1961, the team had a problem: there wasn’t a car to show. The hand-built prototype was back in England being loaned around a very select handful of journalists, with names like Harold and Bill, so their reviews would be ready to roll out when the embargo lifted.
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Nov 13, 2024 |
esquire.com | Will Hersey
Apart from any of its other qualities, the Ford Mustang is, primarily, a survivor. Over 60 years, it has seen off global oil crises, cost-cutting initiatives, front-wheel-drive experiments, the SUV obsession and even our new friend, electrification. To understand the emotional punch the Mustang still carries, it is instructive to remember how it burst onto the scene as a motoring phenomenon back in 1964.
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Oct 15, 2024 |
esquire.com | Will Hersey
You may or may not have played your own version of a motorway-driving game called Guess Who’s Driving. Can you accurately profile the driver in front purely from the car brand and model, visible paraphernalia and observable driving habits? It requires a rudimentary understanding of car branding, socioeconomic behaviours and English social stereotypes, so it’s a step-up from I spy. On a good day, though, it can be performed with astonishing accuracy.
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Jul 17, 2024 |
msn.com | Will Hersey
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Jun 7, 2024 |
esquire.com | Will Hersey
The news, in February, that Apple had abandoned its “Project Titan” electric-car plans because it wanted to spend the money on regenerative Artificial Intelligence instead was yet another sharp jab in the chops for the electric car, which had already spent much of 2024 on the floor fielding a flurry of kicks, slaps and verbal slurs, headlined by slowing sales growth and a plunging second-hand market. For a while there, EV was the only two-letter acronym in town.
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