Ferrari 328 – Evolution of the 308 Platform The Ferrari 328 built upon the successful 308/328 GTB and GTS models by bringing additional power, handling, and refinement to Ferrari’s V8-powered 2-seat sports car. Produced from 1985 to 1989, the 328 represented an evolution of the popular 308 rather than a full redesign. Upgrades focused on…
Few supercars shocked the 1990s era quite like the Vector W8. Developed with aerospace technology by American visionary Gerald Wiegert, the low-slung Vector caught the automotive world off-guard by outperforming exotics costing multiples more. By independently developing advanced race-bred components engineered for extreme speed, Wiegert aimed to prove American ingenuity could create a supercar surpassing…
The Hoonitron is a fully-electric, all-wheel-drive rally car developed by Audi and Hoonigan Racing. It was designed and built specifically for Ken Block, a world-renowned rally driver and stunt performer, to use in his Gymkhana video series. The Hoonitron made its debut in October 2022 and has since become a symbol of the future of…
Nissan 180SX S13 – Bringing Style & Substance to Japanese Sports Coupes When Nissan debuted their new rear-wheel drive Silvia model code-named S13 in 1989, it brought a welcome injection of style and driving enthusiasm to the affordable coupe segment. Sold internationally as the 180SX, this new entry captured the hearts and wallets of sports…
The dashboard. A sea of symbols and lights, most fade into the background as we drive. But one, a squiggly car or a tire with a slash through it, can send a jolt of panic – the traction control light. Fear not! This article will be your compass, navigating the world of traction control lights….
Introduction to the Alternator Light Indicator The alternator light on a car is a key warning signal. This dashboard indicator alerts the driver to issues with the vehicle’s electrical charging system. Paying attention to this light is crucial, as it could impact your car’s performance and safety. What the Light Means for Your Car’s…
Subaru Forester JDM carved out an impressive niche in Japan as the country’s go-to adventure mobile thanks to standard all-wheel drive, a comfortable cabin, and solid capability. JDM versions pushed the envelope further to create a cult classic. Let’s explore the Forester’s significance in Japanese car culture. Subaru Forester JDM – All-Wheel Drive Goes Mainstream…
The Volvo 142 is one of the most iconic models in Volvo’s long automotive history. Produced from 1966 to 1974, the 142 pioneered Volvo’s foray into a sporting sedan class beyond its traditional focus on safety and reliability. With a more powerful B18 engine, sport-tuned suspension, and distinctive styling, the Volvo 142 delivered excitement while…