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What It’s Like to Drive a Ferrari

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What It’s Like to Drive a Ferrari F430 GT

I’ve come to accept that I will probably never own a Ferrari. But I did the next best thing – I drove one. I visited Dream Racing in Las Vegas and got behind the wheel of a Ferrari F430 GT. Saying it was one of the most awesome experiences of my life would be an understatement.

2024-2025 TAWA Truck Rodeo Winners

In Texas, trucks are a way of life. To handle the diverse demands of the Lone Star State, a great truck must deliver power, performance, and reliability. Texans also demand style and comfort. Each year, we members of the Texas Auto Writers Association (TAWA) host the Texas Truck Rodeo.

INKAS Armored RAM 1500 Offers Security and Comfort

Growing up in Texas, I’ve always appreciated a good truck. They’re tough, reliable, and built for anything. But if you need extra security without giving up performance and comfort, the INKAS Armored RAM 1500 is worth a look.

Mocha Man Music Moment

For this week's Mocha Man Music Moment, we will celebrate Beyoncé. The most decorated Grammy winner of all time — with 35 wins in 99 nominations — had never won the Grammys’ biggest prize: Album of the Year.

But with Cowboy Carter—which also won Best Country Album—Beyoncé has finally claimed the Grammy she most coveted.

Read my review of the album and my article, “Beyoncé Has Always Been Country”, to dive deeper into the moment that finally cemented her legacy at the Grammys.

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