Before we say anything else and lose you between the fluff of this text, let's get one thing straight: BMW is wrong, you can eat horses if you want to. Just ask Ikea! Good, now that we got the bad ...

In recent years car advertisements have gotten a lot more interesting. They're pulling out inspiring and thoughtful bits of culture as touchstones, in an attempt to communicate what the cars stand for ...

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With the news that BMW’s beleaguered “i” division will be shifting from electric vehicles to self-driving ones, the BMW i8 sports car came up for an ad hoc re-review in The Drive offices. The ...

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In 1994, just as the internet was taking shape, Today Show hosts Katie Couric and Bryant Gumbel had a confusing on-air moment related to an email address and the "@" symbol. "What is internet, anyway?