While we were binge-watching Stranger Things last night, the OnAllCylinders staff noticed how important the role cars have in the series. Whether it’s Hopper’s trusty Blazer, Joyce’s humble Pinto, or Billy’s rad Camaro Z28, the cars seem to be a reflection of the characters themselves. That got us thinking–what unsung vehicles could we have overlooked
[portfolio_slideshow id=35512] Are you ever too old to engage in some good, old-fashioned Halloween shenanigans? Not if you’re Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park in Norwalk, OH kicking off the 41st Annual Halloween Classic at the Buckeye State’s premier drag-racing facility. At exactly 7 am Wednesday, a large explosion rocked the small town in northern Ohio,
Don’t be afraid. Name the cars in our Halloween quiz below to help us fill out our list of Top 10 scariest automobile names of all time (in no particular order). Simply read the clues and then confirm the answers in the slideshow below. You’ll find the names weren’t the only scary things about some
[portfolio_slideshow id=35461] OK, it’s more like a junkyard than a graveyard. Actually, it’s probably more automotive museum than junkyard, but Old Car City USA in White, GA is the final resting place for more than 4,000 classic cars. Here, you’ll find the ghosts of old and rusted vintage vehicles haunting over 34 acres of land.
Happy Halloween! Celebrate All Hallows Eve with us by perusing our latest photo gallery. Some are frightening because of the imagery. Some are frightening because of the design. But all of them, to us, simply scream: Halloween. So, grab a fun size Nestle Crunch and some Skittles, and check out our Halloween gallery: [portfolio_slideshow
Halloween is tomorrow. And that means, more candy, more It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, and more really scary TV shows and movies. It also means tonight is Devil’s Night—a night mostly associated with mayhem and Detroit, MI. And since Detroit is the automotive motherland, a list of our favorite scary cars and trucks from
Maybe your days of dressing up for trick-or-treat are long gone. Or maybe you're one of those pillowcase-toting guys that still likes to suit up for candy-beggin' and house-eggin.' Sure, you've got two-day stubble and your "trick or treat" greeting sounds an awful lot like Barry White, but we're certainly not here to judge. We're just sayin' that maybe your Halloween
Halloween quiz: Who or what is your favorite pop culture monster of all time? A) Freddy Krueger B) Jason C) the Creeper (from Scooby-Doo) D) Frankenstein If you responded with any of the answers above, you should probably move along—and turn in your torque wrench while you’re at it. Your answer should be none of
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