Build of the Week

• GT86 Pro Drift Car • Build Breakdown • Kurt Blackie

Ever wonder what goes into a professional drift car build? These cars are not built like any other street car. Massive amounts of power coming from a 6.8L LS engine to be constantly abused. Stiff chassis with extremely variable suspensions. Do build breakdowns like this make you awe over Formula D?

Article of the Week

• Our Two Cents: Favorite Physical Controls In A Car

As more cars move to controlling everything on a screen, it’s time to look back and see what are some favorite analog controls in past cars. The article highlights some more commonly noted features such as manual transmissions, radio, and temperature gauges. However, the article also notes some not so common features such as ride height, pop-up headlight button, and my favorite: high beam control button when located near the pedals.

Fun Fact of the Week

Dates of the first dash camera being used go back as far as 1907 where documentation footage was filmed in Canada. The first police chase captured on a dash camera was in 1988 in Ohio. Why are dash cameras important nowadays? Maybe this video of an insurance scammer may influence you.

Races

Additional News Articles

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• 5 Exciting Milestones in DIY Projects

• Picture Car Confidential #1: Action!

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• 5 of the best scary movie cars to kick off your Halloween celebration

• Somebody Please Get Me This Desktop Wind Tunnel for Christmas

• Hyundai RN24 ‘Rolling Lab’ Is The Kind Of Car You Make Just For The Fun Of It

• Lancia launches its return to rally with Ypsilon Rally4

• These Are The Best Tires For Your Car, Truck Or SUV, According To Consumer Reports

• What’s The Worst American Car Ever Made?

New Car Reviews

• 2025 Porsche SUV

• 2027 Scout Traveler

• 2027 Scout Terra

• 2025 Lincoln Navigator

• 2025 Ford E-Transit

• 2025 Subaru BRZ

• 2025 BMW M5

• 2025 Toyota Corolla

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