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Split is a new British watchmaker founded by an industry veteran with a mission to promote mental health through the watch community.
According to the brand, the speakers are ideal for those just getting into hi-fi.
The brand's beloved, award-winning Gym Tote has been improved in nearly every conceivable way with this follow-up.
The aptly named Classic Turbo Clog is speedier, more capable and more secure without losing its inherent Croc-iness.
The Swiss sportswear brand teams up with REI and Beams for a cobranded collection of rugged bags, tents, shoes and more.
The Japanese automaker has finally ended the production of its first American-built vehicle.
This is basically a five-star hotel on wheels, people.
We got up close and personal with what is basically a completely electrified X3 and it starts at just below $60,000.
Flint and Tinder redesigned the 10-Year Hoodie based on a decade of customer feedback. The changes are small but impactful.
The brand's latest renditions of the classic German army trainer prove that utilitarian design can still be full of character.
The styling it thoroughly vintage, but this old-school portable audio player has some modern tricks up its sleeve.
And no, you don't need one of the newest iPhones to use it.
Norqain's 1960s-inspired chronograph proves the panda dial still reigns supreme, topping the iconic look with rose gold accents.
RVs are finally entering the electrification era.
And it's still priced well under $1,000.
Ed Van Hoy’s distinctive design has delighted for decades, but titanium nitride elevates it to a whole new level.
Zuffenhausen backtracks on its EV offensive by keeping internal combustion around for the 718 Boxster and Cayman.
The classic British off-roader looks better than ever thanks to a unique reimagining that's packed with modern amenities.
