Bugatti brought the fleet to the Goodwood Festival of Speed

There are few brands that scream America as Ford does. Is there a car that is more American than a Mustang? Is there a truck that is more American than the F-150? Is there an SUV more American than the Bronco? Deep in the cultural consciousness of the United States is the best-selling American brand and the one that started our obsession with the automobile, Detroit’s own Ford Motor Company. That is why it isn’t surprising that tonight they will launch their inaugural Proud to Honor Veterans Day Classic on the (aptly) USA Network.

Six teams – six cars – one cause

The Cadillac Escalade has been a symbol for decades. When you think about those who made it out of the neighborhood and into the more affluent parts of your home, you think of them in a Caddy. The Cadillac image has always been the go-to for those who want to showcase their success and their ability to rise above the average. The Escalade became the harbinger of wealth when it became the status symbol of the urban and hip hop cultures.

Now the Escalade is the vessel Cadillac is using to celebrate 125 years with the Escalade-V.

A Porsche is one of the most recognizable cars on the road. You always know when you are looking at one. So, it stands to reason that people love them, right? Of course they do. But loving a car and knowing how to drive one are very different. What is it that Ja Rule said in The Fast and the Furious? “We know a few things. And one of the things we knows is, it isn’t how you stand by your car, it is how to drive your car. You better learn that.” How do you learn to drive a Porsche? At the Porsche Track Experience, which has offered programs on everything from a single-day basics class up to a three-day advanced course.

Now, the team behind PTX is expanding into new offerings for the car.