Along Came a Spyder: A Novitec Twin-Supercharged Ferrarri 360 Modena Spyder
When a stock 2002 Ferrari 360 Modena Spyder isn't enough, call on Novitec Rosso to twin supercharge it with a few other goods.
Reasonable Compromise: 2008 Subaru STI Hatchback Feature
A busy dad gets the mod bug, again. This time, with a 2008 Subaru STI Hatchback, producing 285-hp.
Lost and Found: A Slammed 1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo
The Case Of The Missing MR2: After an Evil Knievel–style street racing crash, Ryan Dandurand’s 1991 toyota MR2 went into hiding during its lengthy rebuild.
Timeless: A 1992 Nissan 240SX SE Feature with 1998 Silvia SR20DET implant
Old-school Nissans age well. This 1992 Nissan 240SX SE with a 1998 Silvia SR20DET swap is no exception.
Porsche Hunter: A Rare 1999 Mitsubishi 3000GT VR4
A tuned-out 1999 Mitsubishi 3000GT VR4 that'll put the Germans to shame.
No Agendas: A Track Ready 2000 Honda S2000
An AP2 tuned to perfection. On it’s own terms. This track ready 2000 Honda S2000 has zero agendas.
Vintage Power: A Crazy 400+hp 1970 Mini
A Case of Yellow Fever: Zahir Rana from Calgary, Alberta took an average 1970 Mini and turned it into something truly exotic. And insane.
Pursuit of Happiness: 1997 Eagle Talon with 850-plus Horsepower
This 1997 Eagle Talon was literally built to perfection by its owner. Boasting over 850 horsepower, this might be the craziest Talon around.
Downright Dirty: A 1995 Nissan 240SX with a RB26 swap
This Nissan S14 has a serious GT-R Complex. And an RB26 Swap. We see a lot of 1995 Nissan 240SX done up, but not like this.
Classic Charm, Modern Muscle: 1977 Toyota Celica Turbo Tuned to Perfection
Old-school charm with some serious modern love, this 1977 Toyota Celica Turbo gets a Mercedes-Benz throttle body, Alpine audio, and an HKS turbo timer, to name just a few upgrades.
Led Lenser P7.2 LED Flashlight Showcase
Weighting only 175grams and measuring 13cm, Led Lenser's updated P7.2 LED flashlight feels light in the hand, won't hog any space in your bag or drawer, and combines a lens and reflector in one optic (only light on market to do this). But at US$70, is the P7.2 worth it?
