Jay Leno
Jay Leno is asked what he thinks of the Ferrari Luce and he has a very simple answer
Jay Leno famously doesn’t own a Ferrari, and the Luce probably won’t change his mind
Jay Leno has a close call when brakes fail driving a $24,000 car from 1938 that defied every convention
This was an unforgettable drive
Jay Leno roams LA streets in a 900hp Cadillac but knows it’s trouble and admits it’s too much to handle
This was a lot to take on
Jay Leno and GM's President just made the case that the greatest performance value in automotive history is American and costs less than a Ferrari's tax bill
Leno quickly fell in love with his new toy
Jay Leno orders the most powerful Chevrolet hypercar and keeps saying 'I'm not worthy' before making unforgettable bold claim
Leno fell in love with this incredible hypercar
Jay Leno drives a beast that used to cost the equivalent of several luxury homes and he doesn't want to stop
Jay Leno couldn’t get enough of this luxury car
Jay Leno just drove the production Tesla Semi with a battery designed to last one million miles and his verdict was simple
The Tesla Semi has gone through a diet in the last three years
Jay Leno convinced to buy 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix from Navy vet after car saved the life of his son
This story had a powerful backstory
Jay Leno drives the one-of-a-kind post-war Duesenberg, a unicorn planned to cost far more than a Rolls-Royce
The 1966 Duesenberg Model D was put through its paces
Jay Leno drives Jeff Dunham’s modified 750HP military Humvee and gets a big surprise
This is unlike any car Jay Leno has ever looked at before
One-of-one Hollywood Bugatti that wasn’t supposed to exist somehow ended up in Jay Leno’s $100,000,000 garage
This is a remarkable car with an extraordinary backstory
Jay Leno drew a wild sketch of a car on a napkin and before he knew it GM had created a real life working version for him
And it runs on what is basically cooking oil
Young Ferrari mechanic tells Jay Leno why she owns a 1987 Testarossa that needed major refresh and refuses to drive anything new
Old school might still be the best approach