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Modifying your car is a time-honored tradition among car enthusiasts. There’s not much that can compare to the satisfaction of making a vehicle truly your own. However, not all modifications can be considered “useful,” in fact, some modifications do more
Most people will recognize a Ferrari or Lamborghini when it drives by, all exhaust rumble and exotic good looks, though they may not be able to differentiate between models or generations of the world’s most expensive cars. The realm of
I am a lucky dawg. Sure, there were some crossover utility vehicles, a few mass-market sedans and even a minivan or two. But for the most part, 2019 was filled to the brim with supercars and sports cars. Here are my
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Kyle Busch climbed from his new ride Friday afternoon at Daytona International Speedway with a wide smile and a few shrugs at his AIM Vasser Sullivan Racing teammates. How was the prep work going for his Rolex 24
The sports-car segment may have taken a step backwards in 2019, down 21.2 per cent to the end of November, but that won’t stop carmakers from releasing new models next year. Granted there aren’t many sports cars on the cards yet for
Most of us would love to own a sports car. We’ve dreamt about it since we were young, and we had pictures of those cars on our bedroom walls. It’s like we would’ve done almost anything to have them. For
Porsche’s 2020 911 Carrera 4S is so quick and capable that it seemed like only a racetrack could demonstrate its true capabilities. So, wary of testing the laws of physics and the limits of the California Highway Patrol, I asked
Future automotive tech hews toward electric propulsion and crossover SUVs. But the past is still with us in piston-driven sports cars that put fun above all else. The two we’ll examine here—the BMW Z4 sDrive30i and Mazda MX-5 Miata Grand
LOS ANGELES – Porsche is receiving a surprising amount of interest from Tesla owners for its new all-electric Taycan sports car, according to the head of the automaker’s North American operations. Klaus Zellmer, president and CEO Porsche Cars North America, said out