Category Archives: Cars

Back in 2016, race car driver, Carrie Willhoff established Racechick Apparel, after many years of being frustrated with the fact that so many of the racing gear that was available was fitted to men and often totally inappropriate for women … Continue reading →

Since Netflix series, Drive to Survive, caught the attention of America the popularity of F1 continues to expand in the US.  This year there were three racing venues that held F1 races in America, Miami, Texas with its COTA (Circuit … Continue reading →

There was a time when your suspension improvements would involve things such as improving your tires by finding ones that provide more grip and then improving their performance with better springs and shocks and/or struts.  Then you would see a … Continue reading →

I hope you know that PRI stands for the Performance Racing Industry trade show that is held every year around this time in Indianapolis, Indiana.  PRI provides people in the racing industry the chance to get face-to-face with many of … Continue reading →

As you probably know, I have owned several Mitsubishi car and every one of them was AWD and turbo fun. Now here is an excellent history of how Mitsubishi took great potential, achieved great success, and then screwed the pooch. … Continue reading →

Destroying 2 Mitsubishi Evo Prototypes Without Even Crashing – YouTube

How to Make a Crown Victoria P71 Handle Like a Sports Car – YouTube

A few weeks ago I was part of a group at the BMW factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina and getting a ride in a 5 series being driven by one of BMW’s professional divers. It was an intense “hot lap” … Continue reading →

As we cruise around the state we often come across interesting vehicles on the side of the road. Here we stopped to examine an old flatbed truck.  Its rusty patina gave us a chance to wonder what its history was … Continue reading →

Back in 2008 I told you about the Splinter – a wooden supercar under construction and later in 2011 I published and update on the Splinter.  It’s been a long road to get to the finish line, but here is … Continue reading →