Articles By Scott Huntington

Scott Huntington isn’t your typical car guy. He grew up with an indifference towards them, which now allows him to still remember the way non-car people think. He tries to write so that anyone can understand, no matter what their knowledge level. He’s been featured on Yahoo Autos, GT Spirit, Business Insider, and more. Check out his own blog Off The Throttle or follow him on Twitter @SMHuntington.

Dream Cars: An all-blue trio of the 2017 Ford GT, Mustahg Shelby 350R, Focus RS. Then throw in a red 1967 Dino 206 GT, yellow Lotus Elise Sport 220 with plaid interior, and an old Ford Tempo to beat up, soup up, and have fun with.

Third-Gen Cadillac CTS-V Review – A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

In the wake of recession-era models we’d all rather just forget about, American carmakers appear to have somewhat miraculously pulled themselves up by their bootstraps. Say what you will about bailouts, but the new GM has delivered on the promise of better cars, and nowhere is it more apparent than in Cadillac’s V-series models. These cars have been with us for more than a decade now, and ...

Rolls-Royce Dawn Review – All Rolls-Royce Without the Phantom Price Tag

You’ve got to wonder if they’re big on scary stories at Rolls-Royce. Most cars that come from RR’s legendary Goodwood factory have spooky names like “Phantom,” “Ghost” and “Wraith.” Maybe Rolls is trying to suggest their cars float above the road. “Buttercream” just doesn’t demand respect the way undead spirits do. Now, there’s a new Rolls, and no séance is required to summon it. All you ...

Acura NSX Review | Does it live up to the hype?

Like Air Jordan Sneakers, the iPhone 7 or the latest installment of “Star Wars,” the 2017 Acura NSX has been saddled with an unfair burden since the moment it was conceived. That burden is the legacy of what came before it: a car resolute in its uniqueness, one that has carved out a special niche in the purist community as one of the greatest ever. Old crushes may die hard, but market ...

Meet Bentley’s Most Powerful Car Ever: Bentley Continental Supersports

If the Bugatti Chiron is a 32 oz. can of Four Loko, the Continental Supersports is Hennessy X.O. Sure, there are some buyers out there who want their hyper-luxury cars in DEFCON 5 all-out-attack mode, but many a well-heeled car buyer would rather pilot something they can park in front of the Casino de Monte-Carlo without attracting a crowd. Or at least a large crowd. Because true ...