Many of the wild and wonderful JDM-only models we all lust over were never brought to our shores. But the ones we did get tend to fall into a few very specific categories that made them worth the effort for Japan to export and sell in US showrooms. Read More →
I have seen the future, and it is electric. This might not sound like good news for the tuner scene, old-school hot rodders, and racers, but it actually is (though not for the reasons you might think)Read More →
American’s fascination with offroad travel has never waned. The same can be said for exploring the wilderness.Read More →
The new-for-’59 El Camino, which means “the path” or “the way” in Spanish, was based on the Brookwood two-door station wagon as was the sedan delivery and it emulated the styling of the full-size Chevy Impala.Read More →
As early modified Mustangs go, Vicious has to be one of the wildest from its triple-blown engine to its blood red interior.Read More →
One of the major high points of Mitsubishi’s performance era was the long-running Evolution line of high-performance Lancer models, and we’re here today to take a look back on each generation from one to ten.Read More →
As Chevys go, the Chevrolet Chevelle had a short life of just 13 years from 1964 to 1977[…] Nevertheless, in those short ‘baker’s dozen’ years the Chevelle carved a niche for itself in the hearts of Chevy lovers.Read More →
To understand how we got to today’s Subaru Tecnica International, we need to hop in the Wayback Machine and take a journey to the fabulous Disco era, and the revolution brewing in rally competition.Read More →