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Nostalgia often runs deep for drag racers. Whether it’s the historic Lions Drag Strip in California or any one of the dozens of small-town dragways across the country, many racers […]

Neither did we. Which is why our heads nearly exploded when we saw this Instagram post from generalmotorsdesign. Turns out, GM boss Ed Cole was concerned with the growth track […]

Story and Photos by Bryan Irons/4WD Canada Magazine The ubiquitous “shakedown” run is a time-honored tradition carried out by gearheads across the world. The trip could be after completing a frame-off […]

As more and more manufacturers announce their EV plans, some Mopar faithful have noted that Dodge has been relatively quiet on the electrification front. Until today. In a wave of […]

Last month, we ran an article commemorating the Corvette’s birthday, in which we mentioned that it was not America’s first sports car—suggesting instead that title should go to a lesser-known […]

Picture this: The year is 1973, Skylab has just been launched into space, Elvis’ “Aloha from Hawaii” is on TV, and “Dark Side of the Moon” is blaring out of […]

On June 30th, 1953 the first production Corvette rolled off the assembly line. But despite the position it holds now as “America’s Sports Car,” the Corvette wasn’t exactly an instant […]

When Jeep introduced the new Wrangler JL a few years ago, many off-roaders noticed it had some big, healthy wheel wells. And when the Rubicon trim hit the scene with […]

News from Hollywood trickled out earlier this month that John Carpenter’s classic horror movie adaptation “Christine” is getting a remake. Based on a novel by Steven King, “Christine” is essentially […]

Joining marques like Jaguar and Volvo, another luxury automobile manufacturer is eliminating the internal combustion engine from its lineup. In a press release yesterday, Audi says it’s going all-in on […]