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They are both two of the hottest car in the market today! Even though you love track days. Surely, the Porsche vs. Nissan battle will never end. So this video is proof of it. They are so close to each other...

The Ferrari F40. A formula 1 inspired 2.9l twin-turbo v8 bolted to a chassis from the god, it was everything a 80’s supercar should be. Loud, brash, difficult to drive; the Ferrari F40 is a racecar with a...

By Phillip Oliveira What’s faster than a Viper ACR? A Corvette ZR1 apparently! At this lapping event, the Corvette spent the first six minutes of the video breathing down this poor Viper driver’s...

Did you watch that video we posted featuring the outrageous Ferrari 412 T2 F1 car? If not, go watch it, you deserve it. Gone are the days of 600bhp V12s pushing around 700kg (~1500lb) cars. While we all...

Recently Formula 1 has seen some tough times, viewership and spectator involvement is at it lowest in decade. Gone are the days of Ayrton Senna and Niki Lauda, 1000hp turbo-charged V12 monsters blasting...

By Phillip Oliveira Believe me, I’m the first person that will triumphantly proclaim that rear-wheel drive cars are better than their all-wheel and front-wheel drive counterparts in every conceivable...

Ever since the Nissan GT-R landed in 2007, challenging everyone’s perception of what a modern sports car should be, I think I’ve seen videos of thousand-horsepower GT-Rs on the daily. All wheel drive,...

Honda is one of the most hated cars in the World. That hated that sometimes people don't really know why they hate it. Honda is a pretty cheap car but extremely reliable. It is maybe one of the best first...

Ahhh, the 90’! The time of cassette players, boom boxes, awful fashion choices, arguably the height of Japanese cars, and where American v8s struggled to put out 200hp. Somethings haven’t changed...

By Phillip Oliveira We live in a world where more is better. Bigger brakes, more power, more grip, higher top speed, faster acceleration, etc. All these things form the basis of what is typically called...