The Dodge brand has learned a whole lot in the last 100 years – having first debuted back in 1914 – and to talk about some of the things that the brand has learned, the company has turned to very old people to share what they have learned in their many years. The company gathered ...
If you are not familiar with the Dodge A100 pickup truck, you are missing out. Offered as both trucks and vans from 1964 through 1970, the A100 featured a funky cab over engine design that made it the favorite choice for classic wheelstanders like Bill Maverick Golden’s Lil Red Wagon. Over the past few years, ...
About a year ago, the guys at 1320 video had a little shindig with a bunch of fast cars doing burnouts. They were all pretty epic, but FR8train’s Trans-Am was ridiculous. This thing creates its own weather system out of tire smoke. It’s just that big. They turned down the boost to a mere 700 horsepower, [
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A great many of the Cummins Turbo Diesel powered Dodge Ram pickups that we feature in our Black Friday arent really doing much other than showing off how much soot they can spew under hard throttle. Sure, some of them are drag racing and some of them are on the dyno, but a great many ...
The National Corvette Museum and Lynda Patterson have both suffered losses. Patterson’s is much more significant, though. While a sinkhole took eight of the facility’s exhibit models in February, the resident of Louisville, Kentucky lost her husband Mike to a brain tumor in 2012. She no longer has her 40th Anniversary Corvette, either. It’s now [
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When it comes to carrying that coveted "Made in America" tag important to a lot of U.S. car buyers, the new Corvette Stingray tops the list ... well, along with the Ford F-Series, which I think still puts the C7 in pretty good company as far as respected American nameplates. Both vehicles tied at first place for “Most American-Made” vehicle based on a study by the Kogod School of Business at American University that evaluates the domestic content of vehicles sold in the United States.
Exotic automobiles, such as the Lamborghini Countach, used to have a bad reputation as temperamental, problem-ridden machines. I think the person hooning in a 25th-Anniversary edition of the car in the video at the bottom of this post seems to be out to change that way of thinking. The driver cooks up some Italian donuts [
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