Author Archives: John Coyle

The New Jaguar F-Type Will Go AWD

Jaguar lately has been all the rage for auto enthusiasts and journalists alike, why, because of the F-Type. The new coupe was a departure from Jag’s of recent years. It was small, luxurious, and was about as raucous as a Marilyn Manson family picnic. We all swooned over the new sports car, it brought us [...]

Michelin Presents Wallpaper Wednesday: Hemi-Powered Victory Siren Will Wake the Dead

Yup, it's got a Hemi—and you can hear it from four miles away. The Chrysler Victory Siren was designed for use during the Cold War, and it's the most powerful siren ever built. Since tensions with the Soviet Union never escalated to point America's home soil was attacked.

Scary as Hell: Rider Wearing Camera Chucked Down Hillside

This guy was riding like a total jackass, and the wreck is obviously his fault. But I'm lucky enough to have a job which involves watching car and bike videos all the time. This one? This one made me gasp. Fortunately—and crazily—the rider walked away from this serious spill. Hopefully the innocent Honda driver isn't too scarred.

Michelin Presents Wallpaper Wednesday: Exploded Hellcat Engine

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Have you had enough Hellcat yet? Because I sure as Hell haven't! Now that the embargo on driving impressions has been lifted and I've gotten to read reviews of this monster, I'm even more determined to get behind the wheel of this tire-slaying monster. Check out this view of the beast's heart!

Local Motors Goes After the FR-S

Local Motors, the makers of the sublimely awesome Rally Fighter, a Baja ready racer you can build yourself, now wants to take on Toyota and Ford. The small Arizona based shop announced that after they complete their awesome idea of a complete 3-D printed car, will be moving forward and building a FR-S/Fiesta ST fighter. [...]

Local Motors Goes After the FR-S

What’s the Rarest/Coolest/Oldest Bike You’ve Ever Seen on the Street?

Over the years, I've seen plenty of four-wheeled "unicorns"—a Toyota 2000 GT in Tokyo, a Vector W8 in Los Angeles, a Jaguar XJ 220 in Seattle—parked just like they were regular cars, but a museum-quality Vincent Black Shadow was the rarest bike I've ever seen on the street. How about you?

Author Archives: John Coyle

The New Jaguar F-Type Will Go AWD

Michelin Presents Wallpaper Wednesday: Hemi-Powered Victory Siren Will Wake the Dead

Scary as Hell: Rider Wearing Camera Chucked Down Hillside

Michelin Presents Wallpaper Wednesday: Exploded Hellcat Engine

Local Motors Goes After the FR-S

Local Motors Goes After the FR-S

What’s the Rarest/Coolest/Oldest Bike You’ve Ever Seen on the Street?

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