Category: DRIVE
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The race to build the biggest and the best: World’s first and largest superyacht to have 222 meters
World’s First and Largest Billion Dollar Yacht at v(728.4′) Much like the race to build the tallest buildings in the world, such as the Shanghai Tower at 632 meters (2073′), or the Burj Khalifa at 828 meters (2717′), super yachts will continue to expand their size depending on who needs to have the biggest and…
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Sun, sea and silver service: what’s it like crewing on a superyacht?
Working on a superyacht is the dream job for many young Britons. Their life below deck is surreal, funny and sometimes downright disturbing. Ed Cumming reports from Antibes
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“Best Yacht of the Year” and “Best Yacht in Show” titles won by Oceanco’s 91.5m Equanimity
Oceanco’s 91.5m Equanimity Honoured with Two Award Distinctions in Two Weeks. On the 13th September, Oceanco‘s stunning new 91.5m superyacht Equanimity won the prestigious award for “Best Yacht of the Year over 82m” at the 2014 World Yacht Trophies. The exclusive awards ceremony took place in Cannes at the Carlton Beach Hotel and featured a…
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2015 S-Class Coupe, Mercedes-Benz most exclusive model, to cost $230,900
Most exclusive Mercedes-Benz model, the S-Class Coupe, is launching in mid-October with a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $119,500 for the S550 4MATIC Coupe and $160,900 for the S63 AMG 4MATIC Coupe. The rear-wheel drive V12-powered S65 AMG Coupe launches in December and is priced at $230,900. The S-Class Coupe exemplifies the manufacturer’s commitment to accident-free driving…
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Manish Arora’s Life is Beautiful Cars & Fashion exhibition at Paris Auto Show 2014
Alcantara “Life is Beautiful” by Manish Arora. For the 2014 Paris Auto Show-Le Mondial de l’Automobile, Indian designer Manish Arora created an Alcantara fantasy house that glows in blue light to convey feelings of happiness and beauty. Alcantara’s “Life is Beautiful” one-of-a-kind fashion collection is part of the Cars & Fashion exhibition at Le Mondial…
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Tesla museum crowdfunding project closes in on $200,000
Contributors who donate $125 will be given an engraved brick at museum site in Long Island