Speaking of imaginations gone wild as applied to cabover creations, as we were last week, we’re really digging the NFZ-series 3D renderings that deviantArt member 600V has been posting, in particular this, uh, thing, which looks like some Dr. Moreau-style Read more
Filed under: Aftermarket, Motorsports, Convertible, Budget, Performance, Mazda, Racing We’re not trying to make a joke here. The creation you see above really is called the Bauer Catfish, and while the name is about as attractive as your average bottom Read more
This may be one of the best things I’ve ever seen anyone do with a cigarette in their hand and a charmingly casual, profanity-sprinkled accent. Some guys in a helicopter see a kid’s RC plane get stuck in a tree, Read more
Filed under: Technology, Crossover, Lexus, Toyota, Luxury Toyota has sat quietly on the sidelines as many of its competitors have armed themselves in recent years with lower-displacement turbocharged four-cylinder engines in an effort to gain better fuel efficiency numbers and Read more
Pat Doran, father of Liam Doran, went off at Pikes Peak today in his RS200. He’s fine. Connor Harrison from MotoIQ is there crewing for Doran and Lovefab and got this shot. He tells Jalopnik that the Lovefab’s NSX is Read more
Reader Andy Crews pointed out today’s carspotting photos, all taken from the Flickr page of Andy’s alma mater, Baylor University in Waco, Texas. On that day, according to the photo captions, the Baylor Bears beat the SMU Mustangs, 27 to Read more
The idea of building an aerodynamic and safe sports car with gullwing doors, assembled on foreign soil but specifically targeted to buyers in North America, did not originate with John DeLorean. In 1974, Malcolm Bricklin, founder of Subaru of America, Read more
Photos courtesy SEMA. As gas stations across the country get ready to roll out gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol – and as the EPA has begun to recommend increasing the ethanol content in fuel to 30 percent – the Read more
Images courtesy Thoroughbred International. Saving an early Mustang fastback might be a bit easier now that Thoroughbred International has released its new 1965-1966 unit-body “skeletons” intended to replace the foundations of heavily rusted or otherwise damaged originals. Though new Mustang Read more
Juan Manuel Fangio. Photos courtesy Daimler Media Archive. In the world of Formula One, the benchmark driver to which all others continue to be compared is the Argentinian great, Juan Manuel Fangio. Though Fangio last turned an F1 steering wheel Read more