We spent a week driving the 2026 CT5-V Blackwing to see if its 668-hp supercharged LT4 V-8 lives up to the hype. Here's what ...

The SCTA-RPM Nationals Dirt Drags brought vintage hot rods back to El Mirage for the first drag race there in nearly 80 years ...

Many of today’s most popular performance upgrades trace their roots to racing. Here’s how competition helped shape the ...

Dave Mancuso transformed a $500 1978 Ford Mustang Cobra II into a 1,200-horsepower, twin-turbo 7.3L Ford Godzilla-powered street car that makes a compelling case for Ford’s most misunderstood Mustang.

We already know the main selling point for racing with alcohol fuel (methanol) in classes where it is allowed: In an engine tuned correctly it can make more power than gasoline. That's all you need to ...

NASCAR technology for the street sounds counterintuitive, but in reality the realm of ultimate pushrod race engines holds the secret to rejuvenating one of the best head designs ever created for the ...

The 1970 Chevy Monte Carlo does have a Chevelle vibe going on, sporting a large, rectangular chrome grille with two horizontal dividers and adorned with a "knight's crest" (also called a Corinthian ...

In 2014, Larry Larson debuted his 1998 Chevy S-10 pickup, the truck HOT ROD nicknamed the Doomsday Machine. It was built to dominate street-car competitions, but also became a rolling test bed for a ...

How Did We Get Here? When was the golden age of hot rodding? For many, it was the muscle car wars of the late 1960s; others would say it was a more vintage time. One could easily argue it peaked ...

Anybody who’s built a vehicle for SEMA knows the overwhelming mix of emotions, ranging from excitement and anticipation to frustration and despair. Most people do it once and swear they’ll never make ...

There was a lot to see at Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge, and one of the more intriguing vehicles wasn’t making laps on the Woodward Avenue dragstrip. We got our first look at the 2027 Hennessey ...

The modern F-150 market hasn’t just heated up—it’s gone volcanic as sport trucking is back in a big way, and there is a large focus on performance. Tuners, builders, and specialty manufacturers are ...