HeyJaredMatt Farah
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Farah: The Beginner’s Field Guide to Riding 500 Miles on a Vespa (opens the original)
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Despite an exterior profile and penchant for sunglasses that make people certain I was there on January 6 and should be riding some 800-pound bagger from Milwaukee, I am a die-hard Vespa enthusiast. In fact, I have just purchased my fourth Vespa in 20 years, and recently, my first brand-new two-wheeler, ever. I learned to ride on two wheels, well into adulthood, when I began dating a woman who puttered around town in Vespa’s slowest 50-cc model. After commandeering it and getting hooked, I learn
Sleight of Hand: The Chronographe Mystérieux and Its Hidden Stopwatch Function (opens the original)
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Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Chronographe Mystérieux, $44,600, parmigiani.com The mechanical chronograph has taken many forms since its invention by Louis Moinet in 1816. Through its journey from pocket-bound tool to eventual integration with the wristwatch, a visual identity for the now-ubiquitous complication took shape. Subdials and chapter rings are prominent forms for the genre, and this framework has shaped how we experience the chronograph both aesthetically and practically. Swiss manufa
Farah: Why I Skipped Monterey Car Week for the First Time in 12 Years (opens the original)
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Monterey Car Week had some truly insane numbers thrown around this year. There were record-breaking sales for a whole bunch of modern and semi-modern cars, and a Ferrari friggin Luce sold for nearly as much as Carroll Shelby’s own friggin Cobra Daytona. What a world. Like many of you, I saw those numbers from far away, on Instagram and through headlines. I wasn’t there in person with the automotive glitterati, where I can get in the club, as long as I sing for my supper. That’s because for the f
The Evoluto by 355 Aims to Improve on a Classic Ferrari. It Succeeds Spectacularly. (opens the original)
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Well, we’re finally here. We’ve done all the Mustangs and Camaros, we’re bored of the reimagined Porsches, and we’ve gone through all the prettiest and winningest Lancias. Now it comes to this: In 2026, we’re restomodding Ferraris. And it’s not just the “unloved but we’re coming around to it” 400i or the “sounds good but is slow” 308. Some wild Brits have dared to screw with and improve upon what some consider peak Ferrari: the F355 Berlinetta. The result is called the 355 by Evoluto, and I’ve s
Farah: Cleetus McFarland’s Spec Crown Vic Race Was My Wildest Motorsport Experience Yet (opens the original)
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Stafford Motor Speedway, just south of the Massachusetts border in Connecticut, isn’t exactly close to where I live in Los Angeles. But when Cleetus McFarland invites you to come race in one of his legendary “Freedom” races, you find a way to go. And boy was it worth the trip. From the destruction of the “Van Prix,” a fireworks display traditionally reserved for the budgets and permitting of a medium-sized city, and a riled-up sellout crowd, some of who have waited hours upon hours in the sun to
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