The phrase “race car for the street” has so much mileage on it that it could have gone to Uranus and back about six times. Of course, there are some instances where it’s correctly applied,...
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When GM pulled the plug on the Chevrolet Camaro (and its corporate sister, the Pontiac Firebird) at the end of the 2002 model year, we all thought, “Well, so much for the Mustang’s last direct...
When the first trailer for the seventh film in the Fast and Furious saga, Furious 7, hit the Web back in November, one of the questions a lot of viewers were asking is whether or...
Another SEMA Show has come and gone and, as usual, there was a bountiful crop of customized cars, trucks, SUVs and – in a welcome return to the limelight – vans. And as you might...
Though they aren’t as common as they used to be, “stripper” cars (i.e. completely bereft of all but the most basic equipment and wearing steel wheels and unpainted black plastic bumpers) still hold a sort...
One of the highlights of the automotive “buff book” year is Motor Trend’s Best Driver’s Car competition. The L.A.-based mag spends the better part of a week sampling some of the year’s sportiest cars on...
Compared to most other cars on the road, the current Chevrolet Camaro is definitely distinctive. However, when matched up against each other, the range of flavors from the factory (not counting the ZL1 and Z/28)...
Back in 2002, Chevy halted 35 years of production of the Camaro in a controversial move that rocked the automotive world (or at least a piece of it). At the time, Chevy claimed no intention...
If it’s early November, it must be time for the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The automotive aftermarket’s annual analogue to Woodstock or Comic Con always serves up an interesting crop of new custom cars...
“It’s what’s inside that counts.” Although most people tend to shove that expression out of their minds when on the hunt for a mate, it seems like very few folks ignore it when it comes...