t was fitting that the biggest and baddest luxury sporting company in the world, Ferrari, threw their 60th birthday party in the biggest and baddest city in the world, Manhattan. Ferrari drivers around the country came together in New York’s Battery Park, followed by a stop at the oldest United States Ferrari dealership still in business Miller Motorcars in Greenwich, Conneticut, and ending a beautiful day’s drive at the Bridge Club in Bridgehampton. Only the most luxurious settings for the most luxurious of cars.

Entitled the PC-24, Pilatus Aircrafts Intl. debuted what is according to the company the world’s “first super-versatile jet” on Swiss National Day, which happened to coincide with the company’s 75th anniversary, and as such Pilatus threw themselves a memorable party showcasing the new aircraft.

Sadly, summer is fast coming to a close. If you have not yet been able to escape the confines of the concrete jungle as of yet it might be time to plan a weekend getaway before it’s too late. You probably won’t have the chance to go to Japan or Tangier this late in the game, but lucky enough for New Yorkers there are plenty of northeast vacation spots well within driving range. Here are five quick vacations for you to plan before the weather drops to an intolerably low fahrenheit.

Nevertheless, being wealthy in New York is about as great as it gets, and no matter how you got your money there is usually a social club for you. Here’s a run down of some of Manhattan’s most exclusive social clubs, new and old.

The Best Pop-Up Events in New York City For The Month Of August.

But, summer is quickly coming to a close, and maybe you want to blow off at least one Saturday of brunch-eating and day-drinking and take in one of the various art events that are always going on throughout New York City. Just one day, it won’t kill you. Here are some of the must-see events for the month of August.

Riva appears to have moved to that second school and the 122′ Mythos is the firm’s biggest, most luxurious, and jaw-dropping project yet marking a new chapter in the brand’s legendary history.

So, when putting on an event that has to be hip but certainly won’t be breaking down any artistic barriers anytime soon, there has to a simple goal in mind: show people some good, unpretentious, and unadulterated fun. And last night’s Mercedes-Benz Evolution Tour kick-off event at Terminal 5 in Manhattan offered fun in heaping, boozy amounts.

Replacing the V12 Vantage, the V12 Vantage S Roadster is perhaps most notable for it being the smallest car that Aston Martin has ever developed, yet they used the biggest engine that they’ve ever used to power it, making it certainly one of the more radical projects that Aston Martin has ever taken on.