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The Government’s New EV Tax Credits Might Take Some Figuring Out

A lot depends on where batteries — and their components — came from

Jeep Mashed Up a Retro Cherokee With Their Hybrid Wrangler

The 1978 Jeep Cherokee 4xe is the star of the company’s annual Easter Safari concepts

8 Best Travel Deals From…Costco

Because you should be able to purchase a $1.50 hotdog and a vacation package in the same place

Does the Planet Have Enough Raw Materials for Electric Cars?

The CEO of one of the world’s largest automakers has his doubts

How to Plan a Perfect Trip to Belgium

Eat and drink your way through the unsung hero of Western Europe.

SF’s Best New Restaurants Include a Michelin-Starred Chef’s Sexy New Space

Plus, Cal-Indian, Cal-Italian and a new stop for your coffee and pastry fix

What It’s Like Racing at the BMW Performance Center

Three M Series vehicles, unlimited tires, a closed track…what could go wrong?

How to Pair the Four Roman Pastas With Wine From Lazio

A sommelier from New York’s Maialino (vicino) on how to bring The Eternal City to your table

The Next Frontier of Alternative Investment Is…Whiskey?

Money doesn’t grow on trees, but thanks to CaskX, it might flow from oak barrels

New Pop-Tarts Flavor Makes Breakfast Dreams Come True

To celebrate, the brand worked with crochet wiz London Kaye on limited-edition cardigans called — what else? — Pop-Tartigans

The World’s Longest Bus Journey Takes 56 Days and Spans 22 Countries

Set to depart in August, the European excursion will travel 7,600 miles

Review: Is the Ignik FireCan the Future of Campfires?

An increase in wildfires means heightened restrictions on campfires. This company hopes to keep a camping tradition burning by way of propane.

How to Eat Your Way Through Paris in a Day

It starts with a stay at the Grand Pigalle Hotel

Tarpon Cellars’ Napa Wines Taste Like Italian Holidays

After a decade of making traditional California cabs, winemaker Jeremy Carter turned to Europe for inspiration (and added a soundtrack)