S.F.'s Cool Cars Revealed

We asked you to take the tarp off your cool car—be it vintage, tricked out, or the tractor nobody knows you own—and send us a pic. The best may be Cornish & Carey VP Riccardo Gale, who's had this bat mobile-esque 1985 Triking Three-Wheeler for 15 years. And he doesn't just reserve it for Sunday cruising; he uses it all the time. (Because pulling up to an office tour in a sedan isn't as exciting.) The tenant broker recently closed a five-year deal for Zephyr Health at 450 Mission we first reported on last week.

Axiometrics' new NorCal regional director Karen Pierre has a 1973 Volkswagen her dad bought her when she was just 15. Even though the present turned 40 last year, there's only 18,000 miles on it because she's kept it garaged all these years. The car recently got a makeover with fresh paint and upholstery and still runs great, she says. A fun fact about Axiometrics: It’s the only apartment research company that tracks privately-owned student housing at over 400 universities in addition to their conventional data.

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