An interesting fact about the supercharger is that it is older than what is considered the first modern automobile. Primitive superchargers were first used in England to blow air through coal mines and blast furnaces. In the late 1870s, a Scottish engineer paired a supercharger with an engine for the first time. Gottlieb Daimler, an … Read more
Car modifications have become so integral to car culture that it’s hard to go a day without seeing at least one car that’s received modifications from the automotive aftermarket world. But just because modifications are popular, that doesn’t mean all of them are legal. As the aftermarket industry has evolved through the years, certain modifications … Read more
Summary Chevy’s C8 Corvette is the fastest production Corvette ever, with a sub-three-second zero to 60 time, etching itself in history. Owners and aftermarket suppliers enhance engines and optimize operations, pushing performance beyond factory-packed versions. The C8 Corvette’s popularity demands continued modifications to stand out, despite dealerships’ mark-ups on high demand models. The 70th anniversary … Read more
Summary Early Chevelles from 1964-1972 were among the fastest muscle cars of their time, especially with the Big-Block 454 V-8 engine. The Chevrolet Chevelle remains a popular platform for resto-mods, showcasing the craftsmanship and dedication of custom shops and muscle car enthusiasts. These 10 Chevelle restomods demonstrate the range of customization options, from modified mass-produced … Read more
Summary The Fast & Furious franchise started with underground street racing and emotional connections, but later films veered towards confusing plots and over-the-top action scenes, disappointing fans. Recent Fast franchise installments have shown a decrease in interest and positive reviews, indicating a need for a shift in plot direction. The future of the franchise involves … Read more
Summary The concept cars of the 1950s and 1960s were heavily inspired by advancements in the space and aviation industries, with tailfins being a prominent design feature to emulate the look of rockets. The 1951 GM LeSabre, with its flowing exterior style and powerful 3.5-liter V-8 engine, represents the bold and cutting-edge nature of concept … Read more
Here’s an up-close first look at everything that went into this custom street-able ’70 Charger build, by Wisconsin-based Speedkore Performance Jody Only / TopSpeed SpeedKore unleashes Ghost; an all-white, all-carbon-fiber 1970 Dodge Charger with a 700 horsepower Hellcrate buried inside. The one-off Ghost was painstakingly brought to life by the SpeedKore team over three years. … Read more
Summary Lucy and her daughter Lia continue to honor Ken’s legacy in the world of rally racing, racing in the American Rally Association Championship series. Lucy competes with Ken’s former co-driver, Alex Gelsomino, and Lia races alongside Alex’s wife Rhianon. Lucy participated in the Pike’s Peak International Hillclimb event to honor Ken and raise awareness … Read more
Summary Trans Am Worldwide continues to create modern muscle car masterpieces, like the one-of-a-kind Trans Am 400-H.O. The 400-H.O. is a tribute to Pontiac’s original 400 High Output option, with a powerful 800 horsepower V8 engine. Don’t worry, this isn’t the end of Trans Am Worldwide’s creations – they are already planning their next project, … Read more
Summary Trans Am Worldwide recreates classic Muscle cars with modern drivability and performance benefits, such as the Pontiac Firebird Outlaw inspired by “Smokey and the Bandit.” The company utilizes fifth and sixth-generation Camaro platforms to recreate iconic Muscle car models that have long been discontinued. The 2010 GTO Judge, currently for sale at Trans Am … Read more
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