The General definitely stole the show last week with an abundance of Chevy SEMA concepts and performance models. Here’s a review of some of the things we saw from Chevy at SEMA last week: Corvettes Jimmie Johnson’s 1971 Corvette Paul Stanley Corvette Stingray 2009 “Blue Devil” Corvette (restored from sinkhole damage) Camaros 2015 Camaro…
Nissan Project Clubsport 23 Each year, different automakers bring a variety of inspiring and exciting vehicles to the Specialty Equipment Market Association show in Las Vegas. This year, Nissan presented five unique vehicles at SEMA, each offering something for a wide collection of consumers. From sporty coupes and fun SUVs to a couple assistive vehicles,…
Rocket Bunny Lexus RC F Sport In and of its own merits, the 2015 Lexus RC F is damned fine sport coupe that puts its competitors on notice in a big way. As a part of Lexus’ push to give the RC F more eminent appeal to younger and more affluent buyers, the automaker also…
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved the summer sale of E15 gasoline, a fuel blend containing 15% ethanol, in a move aimed at helping lower fuel prices. While the fuel can be cheaper at the pump than standard E10 gasoline, available data indicate that the financial benefit for drivers may be limited due to lower fuel economy.
Nissan is making a comeback in the sports car world, with plans to revive classic nameplates like the Silvia. The company’s top executives, including Chief Product Planner Richard Candler, have confirmed their desire to build a more dynamic sports car lineup. After a decade of quiet inactivity, Nissan is eager to reclaim its position as a major player in the performance car market.
Toyota has begun selling U.S.-built Tundra and Highlander models in Japan, marking an unusual reverse flow of vehicles into its home market. The rollout starts this month with limited volumes and left-hand-drive configurations unchanged from their American versions.
One day, the entry-level Model 3 and Model Y were labeled “Standard.” The next, that word was gone.
Miles into the Sonoran Desert, behind guarded fences and endless dirt roads, Toyota is refining the future of mobility.
Ram’s off-road juggernaut is back, louder and more powerful than ever. The 2027 Ram 1500 SRT TRX returns with a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 pushing 777 horsepower and 680 lb-ft of torque.
At the 2025 SEMA Show, Toyota revealed an innovative version of the Tacoma pickup truck that combines hydrogen power with off-road adventure.
Ford has pulled the wraps off the Maverick 300T, a compact street truck infused with Mustang performance parts and built with direct input from its most passionate fans.
Travis Pastrana just revealed his wildest Gymkhana car yet—a retro Subaru transformed into a high-revving, carbon-bodied monster built to defy gravity.
This modernized version blends classic off-road style with cutting-edge performance, offering improved suspension, larger tires, and a nod to its heritage with a “Turbo” emblem.
Stellantis teases bold Mopar-built concepts for SEMA 2025: a purple Dodge Charger Scat Pack and neon green Ram 1500 V-8, signaling a strong return to classic American performance.
A symbol of American excess poses next to a 505 hp muscle car Food Network personality and former Smash Mouth singer, Guy Fieri, is an aficionado of cheap grub and a purveyor of overpriced garbage. He’s also a car guy, with a particular affinity for bowtie brand automobiles. That’s why when it came time to…
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