Peter Wheeler, the enigmatic CEO who built TVR from a British also-ran into a company with strikingly-designed world-beating supercars, was truly like nobody else. An actual engineer with actual ...

What's in a name?, Romeo, the perpetually tragic romantic hero, mused after he set eyes for the first time on Juliet. A rose by any other name might smell as sweet – to stick with the Shakespeare ...

Newt Scamander is the lead protagonist in Fantastic Beasts. This new saga of Harry Potter stories is split between the Harry Potter fans. Some of them like the film while others don't even want to ...

When the Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them series revealed Newt Scamander and company would be heading back to the UK and Europe for the second installment, fans were over the moon. It suggested ...

TVR is often cited for wild cars like the Sagaris or the Cerbera Speed 12. What most don’t know is that its wildest concept had very little to do with going fast. It’s called the Scamander, it’s ...

Soooo, according to the Marauder's Map in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban," Newt Scamander was at Hogwarts in Harry's third year. Let me repeat that. Newt Scamander, who now has his own ...

The Scamander all-terrain vehicle is the brainchild of Peter Wheeler, who was the owner of the British sports car maker TVR for 23 years. Wheeler was known for his innovative designs and passion for ...

When Wheeler sold TVR to Nikolai Smolenski, he saw it as an opportunity to build the car he'd always wanted to, something that combined his passion for driving fast with the ability to literally go ...

Harry Potter is back... in a way. While the boy who lived doesn't appear in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the new movie by J.K. Rowling does take place within the same universe; albeit ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Newt Scamander is a rare bird — rarer even, perhaps, than the Thunderbird he recklessly smuggles into Manhattan in ...