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On Thursday, Trump signed an executive order demanding Lake Ontario be renamed to Lake America. At the signing of the order, he sat next to a big poster board map of the Great Lakes, with a big red arrow labeling Lake Ontario as "Lake America," with the words "Making the Great Lakes Even Greater."
The Canadian province of Ontario borders the north, west, and southwest sides of the lake, with New York State on the south and east.
The Silver Cross stroller has been around since 1877, but its latest iteration borrows from a considerably faster form of transportation. The British brand has teamed up with Automobili Lamborghini for the Reef AL Giallo, a limited-edition stroller that translates details from the Italian automaker’s supercars into a four-wheeled design of a different sort.
Photography courtesy of Silver Cross
Photography courtesy of Silver Cross
The collaboration follows the earlier Reef AL Arancio, trading that model’s orange accents for Lamborghini’s signature giallo yellow against a predominantly matte-black frame. But it doesn’t stop at color and branding: The stroller pulls from automotive forms and materials throughout.
Photography courtesy of Silver Cross
An angular, high-gloss polycarbonate carrycot (or a “stroller bassinet,” as we call it in the U.S.) takes cues from the sculpted lines of a supercar hood, while automotive-grade suede, genuine leather, and bamboo fibers appear across the carrycot and reversible seat.
Photography courtesy of Silver Cross
Lamborghini references become more granular in the details. A debossed Y pattern on the seat comes directly from the automaker’s interiors, while the hand-finished handlebar, brake pedal, and exposed spring suspension borrow from automotive hardware. Even the storage basket gets a more engineered treatment, using origami-like folds to maintain the stroller’s angular geometry.
Photography courtesy of Silver Cross
Those visual references sit atop the functional requirements of a stroller: puncture-proof multi-terrain wheels, a reversible lie-flat seat, integrated bassinet ventilation, and a chassis that folds with the seat facing in either direction. The complete package also includes a footmuff, rain covers, car-seat adapters, a cup holder, a sun sail, and a mosquito net.
Photography courtesy of Silver Cross
Only 500 individually numbered Reef AL Giallo strollers will be produced worldwide. Priced at $3,995, the limited edition launches Aug. 27 through select retailers—making Lamborghini ownership marginally more attainable, even if this one tops out at walking speed.
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