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How To Smoothly Display Your Inner Car Nerd With These Amazing Socks
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The chances are good that you have a plethora of automotive inspired clothing sitting in your closet right now. it shows off some sort of brand loyalty or cheeky humor. While this is fun for some, a more subtle approach is necessary for others. Lets face it; some of us car fanatics out there don’t have the…
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Regular Car Reviews examines a 1967 Plymouth Belvedere
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It’s a car for the mythic dad. That’s how Regular Car Reviews describes the 1967 Plymouth Belvedere. This white and black example looks to be a great driver’s car, and a wonderful example of a surviving B-body. As always, RCR has a unique take on this given vehicle. It’s best to set aside some time…
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Watch Bill Caswell drink beer and talk about his life
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Bill Caswell is a human person that is basically automotive enthusiasm distilled to its purest essence. He gave up a career that paid him well to do insane things with cars. From his $500 BMW entry in WRC Mexico to his continuing adventures today, Caswell is a man with many stories. He’s a friend of…
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Ken Block takes to the dirt in Terrrakhana
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The Ken Block-Gymkhana formula has been running for quite a few years now. You take Mr. Block, place him in a high-powered machine, and let him loose on some manner of automotive playground. Lately it’s an entire city but it also used to be a warehouse or some sort of derelict compound. Now the Hoonigan…
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Hoonigan and Sara Price take on the Mt Washington Auto Road
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Hoonigan has been on the search for a driver. They want a young lady that displays talent behind the wheel to rise up and take on the task of racing a car while flying the Hoonigan flag. That lady is Sara Price, and that car is a rally-prepped Fiat 124 Abarth. Sara won the job…
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A DETHPRF Nova way to start your Wednesday
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Death Proof. It’s a movie written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, and it’s a modern ode to 70’s exploitation films. Kurt Russell stars alongside a cast of stellar women, but the real star for many folks is the main car. A blacked-out 1971 Chevrolet Nova driven by an aging stuntman. It’s sole purpose? To protect…
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The Rallyist samples a proper Focus Rally Car
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Ryan Symancek has been building up his My Life as a Rallyist series over the course of a number of episodes, and along the way he’s driven more and more thrilling machines. This latest episode sees Ryan sampling something properly wonderful. It started life as a standard Ford Focus but the crew at Mainiax Rally…
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Can a rally driver become a drifter?
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Can a rally driver jump into a drift car and give it a go? Will the learned skills honed on gravel, snow, and tarmac transfer when you’re behind the wheel of a beat-to-hell Nissan 240SX? If you’re My Life As A Rallyist’s Ryan Symancek, then the answer is a smoky smooth yes. Ryan trekked down…
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Car Saviors looks to be an actually enjoyable automotive build show
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The average automotive show on your TV screen is mediocre at best. There are some good ones out there but the majority of content that exists on the Internet is often far more digestible and interesting than the forced drama found on your flat screen. It seems there’s a new show here though, and it…
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The Double-LS Swap You'd Expect From Charnal House Racing
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You’d be hard-pressed to find a group of enthusiasts who better exemplify Hooniverse’s central mission statement than Charnal House Racing. We’ve shown you their work here before: junkyard aficionado and fiction writer Crab Spirits turned a Honda CBR engine and a Subaru 360 into a “Rolex watch made out of garbage.” The Charnal House crew…
