So you know you need the performance and addictive always-on-hand-thrust of a 450 but can’t decide which one is right for you? We feel your pain. Despite similar spec sheets, each has a very distinct personality. Sadly these are rather dark days for the premier 450cc race class. When the economy tanked in 2008, the [
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The Ford F-150 may be America’s best-selling passenger vehicle, but there are 16 states (and one federal district) where other makes and models reign supreme on the sales charts. It’s no surprise the popular Toyota ...
I don’t know about you, but drifting competitions can get a little bland after a while. They’re fun when you’re there, but online, it can get old without the smell of smoke and the threat of flying tire chunks. It’s good to mix it up every now and then. Ryan Tuerk and his 2JZ powered [
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Now this is a cool little video. It’s always fun to see how things come together from beginning to end. Half the fun of these types of video is getting to see the actual people who put together these cars. That, and all the machinery required to put this stuff together. I mean the Corvette [
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If you own an AMG Mercedes-Benz, it is likely you enjoy revving the nuts off your hand-built engine just for shits and giggles. When revved, AMG power plants are designed to provide you a high proportion of giggles relative to shits; conversely, an AMG car’s intense acceleration and handling is designed to provide your passengers […]
For the first time ever, Motor Trend has named a back to back champion in their Truck of the Year balloting and that truck is the Ram 1500. The 2014 Ram half ton pickup beat out 8 other vehicles including the Ram Heavy Duty, the Ram ProMaster, the Chevrolet Silverado, the GMC Sierra, the Toyota ...
For the next few weeks, Corvette History through Ads will focus on one of the most important parts of the Corvette’s history; so important in fact that Chevrolet devoted most of their advertising budget (other than a few ads promoting the new Fixed Roof Coupe in 1999 and the Z06 in 2001) telling its story. […]
