I’ve been watching a lot of Mighty Car Mods the past few weeks after living under a rock, only discovering them a few months ago. This track battle caught my attention as it’s a fight between Marty’s Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
Hannah Elliot tweeted out a link this morning to an article she wrote for Bloomberg about the Porsche Type 64, which is set to go to auction this month at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. I’ve seen photographs of either this
I just stumbled on this post on Speedhunters from Mark Riccioni about dreaming of R34 Skyline GT-R ownership (as many of us have done) and growing up dreaming of mad JDM cars in GranTurismo 2. The post made me feel
Video by Hoonigan Autofocus (no affiliation with us)Photography by Larry Chen Text by Bryce Womeldurf I’ve been watching a lot of YouTube lately and really like the cars that Larry Chen features on the Hoonigan Autofocus channel. This 1977 Austin
It’s March 20th, the first day of Spring, which means it’s officially permissible to put the top down on your convertible.
Photography by Alex Bernstein All images provided by Toyota After a leak last week, Toyota officially unveiled the all new Toyota Supra this morning. The new car was hinted at for more than 10 years. After having exited US shores
Re-shared from FlatSixes.com, Photography by Brett Sloan The 911’s iconic status in sports car hierarchy makes car meets like Luft 3 really exciting. Events like this don’t come along often, so I’m sharing this link to a second gallery of images from
This weekend, creative director Howie Idelson and Porsche racer Patrick Long put together the third annual Luftgekühlt, which celebrates the early air-cooled engine models of the Porsche 911 from pre-A 356 all the way to the 993 which ended production in
If you are a fan of Porsche, and you’ve been anywhere near the internet in the last month, it’s unlikely that you haven’t heard about the upcoming Seinfeld collection grouping of cars coming up for auction at the Gooding &
[This is without a doubt the best thing I have read all week, so I decided to re-share it here. Zach Bowman recounts in immersive and poetic detail how he and Alex Roy drove from Los Angeles to New York
