Dat Incredible Chadkake

Love it or hate it, the F Body has quite the reputation. There are many reasons to adore or despise GM's affordable performance car and here they are... Why It Stinks

One: David Pearson

There will always be the '69 GTO Judges and the '71 Hemi Cudas in the American car scene that are very popular and understandably so. However, there are some hidden gems in the USA vehicle line up that I think are worthy of some more limelight... One: 1970 AMC Rebel “The Machine”

I feel like not that many people know too much about superchargers compared to turbochargers, so I thought I would make a post about them to educate the masses. Here we go... Centrifugal Supercharger

It’s an open secret that the GM LS V8 has taken the car tuning scene by storm. For some people, they might not really know why this Chevy small block is so popular. Here are some reasons why that might be the case… One: You Can Find Engines And Speed Parts Just About Everywhere

Being a part of the muscle car community is pretty cool for the most part, but sometimes there are things about it that get under my skin. Here they are… One: Muscle Car Rice

I’ve made a similar post to this in the past, I’ll put a link to it later on in the post. Now let’s get to the nitty gritty…

While the car community can be inviting and friendly, it can also be rather polarizing. There are a lot of de facto rules as to what you can and can’t do when it comes to car modifying. Engine swapping cars such as a Porsche 911 or a Mazda RX-7 is considered taboo and donk culture isn’t widely accepted.

It’s often an inclination for petrolheads to go for the top model of cars, whether it’s a Porsche 911 or a Subaru Impreza. However, it’s beneficial to take a step back and look at really whether the king of the hill car is really worth it. Here are some situations where I would pick the middle man over the top dog…

More often than not, car enthusiasts prefer to drive on roads that have frequent changes in directions, why is that? I will delve into why I think that petrolheads like corners…

Old Rear Wheel Drive Pickup Truck

I have talked a bit about how cars are a reflection of the habitat in which they live. Now, I will talk about how cars reflect the culture of the country/continent that they were made in. Here we go… America

There’s more to the American car scene than quarter miles. Here are some great American vehicles that aren’t muscle cars One: Chevrolet Corvette

Believe it or not, there are some cool American cars on the market that isn’t a prancing pony or its Chevy rival. When I say “cheap” in the title, for this post that will mean anything under $10,000 for sale in America. There are some hidden gems out there that can also be had for cheap if you look in the right place…

Car culture is both a wonderful and deplorable thing. We see people having car meets having fun and helping each other, but we also see people driving like douches and crashing and dangerous street racing. Here are the ups and downs of car culture

I have recently discovered another way American, European and Japanese car makers are similar. There are certain types of cars that are made by many of those manufacturers; here are those types of cars.

ONE The Mustang is the original ponycar There’s nothing like an original, and the Mustang in my book is Ford’s first true sports car. Imitation is the greatest form of flattery, and such is the case with the Camaro imitating the Mustang.

Off roading seems to be the paradox of what most car guys love about cars. Most car guys love lowered, fast and shiny cars, while most off road vehicles are high off the ground, are slow and are usually dirty. So why do people love offroading? Here are some reasons to try off roading

The ying always has it’s yang, so it is with classic cars and modern cars. I like both modern and classic cars, both have great things to offer. To those who hate old cars, here is the case for why classic cars are the bee’s knees. ONE Simplicity.