This Guy Turned a $2,500 Porsche Boxster Into a 1960s F1-Inspired Race Car
One man's junk Porsche Boxster is another man's dream track car.
One man's junk Porsche Boxster is another man's dream track car.
No brakes, no power, no parachute and the smoke is getting thick. What do you do?
Show those silly kids how a real gentleman driver trains to compete at the back of the pack.
Not just any toilet, but an office toilet.
The nearly $13,000 kit includes some suspension mods, tires, wheels, and a lot of plastic bits.
A 440 powered street van rocks harder than any station wagon. Come at me.
Say what you want about the panel gaps and the tweets, but everyone who's come at this king so far has missed.
What even are those grey woodgrain accents? Bad flipper-grade apartment flooring?
Remember when Nissan made awesome cars?
Before the escape and arrest came a bit of corporate espionage.
Jeff Zwart talks about his love for Porsche, how current Pikes Peak racers have it easy, his father's lost 901 and how discipline hones your eye.
And why is it the BMW M3 GTR from Need for Speed: Most Wanted?
Modern pickup trucks are fancy, but they ain't got a V12.
Nissan didn't call its portfolio reboot "A-to-Z" for nothing—the new Z is apparently at the bottom of its to-do list.
It'll supposedly be a road-going version of the C8.R race car's power plant.
And since it's for sale, you can take it on the road trip you've been planning for months.
You like road trips, do you? How about one that lasts seven weeks and spans eleven countries?
Overlanding on the moon in a 6x6, hydrogen fuel cell-powered Toyota, anyone?
A hotrod with a 5.0-liter, supercharged straight-eight twin-cam and a stingray hide interior.