Larry Chernow the retired New York City firefighter likes unusual cars, explaining what drew him to this rare and unusual 1969 Mercury Cyclone CJ.
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Some “lost footage” of Paul Walker driving a Mine’s Motor Sports tuned 600 horsepower Nissan GT-R turned up, and it’s just six minutes of the late Fast & Furious actor having a blast. Read more…
R2D2’s demented big brother, the iconic 20mm cannon shell squirting Mark 15 Phalanx close-in weapons system (CIWS) remains the last line of defense for many of America’s most capable surface combatants. The video below shows a AV-8B Harrier making a high-speed attack run on the USS Germantown while its Phalanx, Read more
A tuned 2016 Nissan GT-R Nismo has broken the Guinness World Record for the fastest drift ever. Japanese drift champion Masato Kawabata performed a drift in the GT-R Nismo at 189 mph at an angle of 30 degrees, breaking the previous 135-mph record set by Polish driver Jakub Przygonski in Read more
Filed under: Spy Photos, Alfa Romeo, Crossover, Future All the ugly black plastic in the world can’t hide the face of the Alfa Romeo Stelvio crossover from our spy shooters. Continue reading Alfa Romeo Stelvio caught hiding under ugly black camouflage Alfa Romeo Stelvio caught hiding under ugly black camouflage Read more
Manual transmissions are slowly being phased out in many cars, and the most recent powerhouses to axe the row-your-own option are the next-generation BMW M5 and M6. Las year, we reported that this may happen, with BMW M Division’s Frank van Meel telling Autocar, “From a technical standpoint, the future doesn’t look Read more
Filed under: Etc., China The Norwegian Joy will set sail from China in summer 2017 with a karting track aboard. Continue reading This $900M cruise ship might be the most expensive race track ever This $900M cruise ship might be the most expensive race track ever originally appeared on Autoblog Read more
We’ve seen the most modified modern Jeeps bounce, break, and roll on this hill, yet all of our flat fender friends made the ascent with a minimum of struggle.