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Images courtesy of RUF From JustLuxe Content Partner MensGear With a remarkable pedigree in motorsports, many view Porsche as a marque that manufactures sleek sports cars people can drive daily. Moreover, with a bit of tuning, even take on the tracks. Conversely, some automotive enthusiasts prefer to follow its stint in off-road races. Thus, RUF presents a new project dubbed the Rodeo. Over the years, the German firm has earned a reputation for its prolific usage of Porsche body-in-white for its builds. Mostly designing and engineering bespoke rides for paved roads, the team now dabbles with something exhilarating. Here is…

The showstopping 2025 McLaren Artura Spider © Kelsi PichAll-women drive event Heels and Wheels has blossomed into a staple of the West Coast automotive scene. Showcasing cars from leading manufacturers and featuring prominent female figures from the industry, this year's gathering in Portland marked a special occasion: its 12th anniversary and proud milestone for founder Christine Overstreet, whose background in automotive PR, which included heading up dealer training programs for Nissan and public relations for Kia Motors America (where she supported media covering the Kia Motors Team Paris-Dakar 2000 run), inspired her to create an alternative to the traditional often male-dominated car…

Images courtesy of Rimac From JustLuxe Content Partner MensGear All-electric hypercars are relatively new compared to their internal combustion engine counterparts, but it does not make them any less impressive. Given manufacturers constantly strive for upgrades with every iteration, the latest models typically push the envelope even further. At this year’s Monterey Car Week, Rimac took the covers off the Nevera R. Its predecessor, the Nevera, was a $2.4 million emission-free hypercar. Moreover, it touts a staggering output of 1,914 horsepower and 1,726 lb-ft of torque. Clients can also fully customize their ride from premium materials and stylish designs. It’s…