You’ve got to hand it to counterfeiters. They’ve been able to clone money, Louis Vuitton handbags and Rolex watches. Now, they’ve found a way to produce knock-off plastics used in genuinely bad-ass cars. Seventeen thousand five-hundred and ninety of them, to be exact. Aston Martin is recalling “all of its left-hand-drive models built since November [
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This is the best sounding Toyobaru/Subiyota there is. No question. Of course they’re cheating by gutting the engine bay and swapping in a naturally aspirated V8 with velocity stacks… But hey. All is fair in love and horsepower. According to Midnight Roulette, The car is powered by a 5.7-liter Chevy LS1. It originally found it’s [
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This week’s Tire Shredding Tuesday video features a silver Dodge Magnum SRT8 doing a big nasty burnout in another country – which I believe to be Sweden based on the license plate and the fact that the description is in Swedish. When translated, the “about” explains that the other was preparing to swap to winter ...
This week’s Tire Shredding Tuesday video features a silver Dodge Magnum SRT8 doing a big nasty burnout in another country – which I believe to be Sweden based on the license plate and the fact that the description is in Swedish. When translated, the “about” explains that the other was preparing to swap to winter ...
Ford pretty much played it’s hand all at once at the Detroit auto show a few weeks ago in regards to new product. The Mustang made it’s official auto show debut, and the new model ...
Tow hooks can be handy when you need to pull a Explorer out of the ditch but the Mopar tow hooks for the 3rd generation Dodge Durango are a touch on the pricey side for an item that you may not ever use. I mean, they look great too but the prices from Mopar might ...
The 2014 Corvette Stingray has pulled in yet another coveted award, earning MotorWeek’s “Best of the Year” 2014 Drivers’ Choice Award. Announced at the Chicago Auto Show, the award takes into account everything from exterior design to performance as well as pricing.
