Vote! Muscle Car Match-Ups 2014: Round 2
Last year’s champ is no more. The Buick GSX is the Camaro killer. And both the 1969 Yenko Chevrolet Nova and 1968 Dodge HEMI Dart are officially on the Don’t Trifle with This Car list. Not caught up? Check out our post introducing the 2014 Muscle Car Match-Ups tournament. Check out the Round 2 match-ups
Updated (4/3/2014): 7 ‘Vettes Out, 1 To Go at National Corvette Museum…See Before and After Pics Here!
Eight Corvettes may have fallen through the floor at the National Corvette Museum, but overall interest in the museum has gone through the roof. Since a well-publicized sinkhole swallowed eight Corvettes on February 12, the museum has seen a pronounced spike in traffic. According to Deb Eaton, guest services manager for the museum, February 13
Our Muscle Car Match-Up Tourney Returns…Fill Out Your Brackets Here!
The Madness has returned. While millions of basketball fans skip work, bet money, and otherwise plan their lives around the NCAA basketball, you’ve been infected with a sickness of a different kind. It’s less of a Madness and more of an addiction to hot rods and muscle cars. That’s why we created Muscle Car Match-Ups.
Photo Gallery: 2014 Pedal Car Challenge — Detroit Autorama
[portfolio_slideshow id=29243] Check out some of the custom pedal cars spotted at the 2014 Detroit Autorama. The Genuine Hotrod Hardware Pedal Car Challenge takes place at select Autorama, World of Wheels, and Cavalcade of Customs shows, which are part of the Summit Racing Show Car Series indoor car show circuit. Pedal cars were donated by Genuine Hotrod
‘Need for Speed’: An Inside Look at the Latest Racing Movie
[portfolio_slideshow id=29220] It’s a small wonder it took movie makers so long to get here. Maverick and Goose felt the need for speed in “Top Gun” in 1986. Then, eight years later, the rest of us did after Electronic Arts launched the first Need for Speed video game in 1994, which—now 20 years and 20
HEMI-Versary! We Rank our Top 8 Elephant-Powered Production Cars
Mopar is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the (Gen II) 426 HEMI in 2014. Introduced as a race-only motor in 1964, the 426 HEMI engine powered Richard Petty to an upset NASCAR win at the 1964 Daytona 500, and 426-powered cars finished 1-2-3 at the event. Nicknamed the “Elephant” because of its size, the 426
Video: Jeff Gordon and PepsiMAX Do it Again
Revenge is a dish best served on video. PepsiMAX teamed up with NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon about a year ago to film a funny prank video where Gordon, posing as a car shopper, took a car salesman on a wild ride with in-car cameras showing a frightened guy who didn’t know what was happening. We
Winter Games Medals: Reader-Voted Picks for Best Handling Car, Best Cruising Vehicle, & Much More!
The Winter Games are over. The flame has been extinguished, and Bob Costas’ eyes are all cleared up. But the OnAllCylinders Winter Games—the competition that asked you to pick gold medal winners in seven distinct automotive categories—still has some unfinished business. We have to award our medals. We opted to announce our winners after the Sochi closing
Winter Games (Event #7) Biathlon – Best All-Purpose Vehicle
Before we wrap up the wildly popular OnAllCylinders Winter Games with our closing ceremonies, we’re proud to bring you the biathlon. It totally makes sense. It combines cross-country skiing with rifle shooting, which makes almost as much sense as doing a Winter Olympics spin-off about cars and trucks. But the spirit of the competition isn’t
Winter Games (Event #6): Bobsled – Best 2-Seaters
Remember when the Jamaican bobsled team made its debut at the 1988 Winter Games? The team took the Winter Games by storm, because they were lovable underdogs and represented a tropical nation in a winter sport. Up to that point, Jamaicans fit in at the Winter Games like Miley Cyrus at a Billy Graham Crusade. People were captivated. The point is




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