Monthly Archives: January 2015

This is Happening! Mid-Engine Chevrolet Corvette Test Mule Spy Shots

This mid-engine madness just came across our radar. Head over to Car and Driver for all the juicy details. More to come in this space as the story unfolds.

First Impressions are Important, Says Z06

Chevy says that 40 percent of those who purchased a new Corvette in December opted for a Z06 model. After my day zooming around Nevada’s Spring Mountain Motor Resort, I quickly understood why.

Getting Your Kids on Two Wheels

Harley Davidson no longer makes entry level bikes for children, or dirt bikes, or really a small bike that young kids can learn on. So what are we to do? We all started somewhere. For me it was a Rupp mini bike at age 7. Much like the one in the picture. Ratty blue paint, […]

Until The Next Gen Honda TRX Arrives: Meet the CRQF

It’s easy to take for granted the fact that we can head down to our local dealerships any day of the week and purchase a bone stock ATV capable of not only entering into but winning competitively. Just a few short years ago most of the manufacturers had pulled the plug on offering performance quads [...]

Weekly Wallpaper – Brought to you by Michelin

Weekly Wallpaper, presented by Michelin! This week we feature another allroad shot, which we promise is not the same car as the previous edition. This one is also featured atop a mountain, but this one is in Colorado, and is about 6000 feet higher than the last wallpaper location. Click the header image in [...]

CES 2015 – Audi Prologue Gallery

Audi brought their newly unveiled Prologue beauty to CES to show off the super high tech features that are packed into the new full size coupe. From the all new MMI system, including the full width interactive dashboard, through the revolutionary Piloted Driving capabilities, this car has it all.

TRUCKIN’ FAST Lightly Modded F-150 Runs Mid 13s

This week’s Truckin Fast video features a lightly modified previous generation Ford F-150 pickup that has the kind of additions that you will most commonly find on your average street driven truck.