In garages around the world, something strange is happening. Muscle cars, JDM legends, and even pickup trucks are getting surgery — and instead of a rumbling V8 or a high-revving
Car culture has a lot of strange traditions. Some people spend thousands on coilovers, others spend thousands on a wrap, and then there’s the timeless classic — the car sticker.
There’s nothing quite like a Friday night at St. Thomas Dragway. The air was filled with tire smoke, roaring engines, and the unmistakable smell of race fuel as drivers of
Ah yes, the age-old battle of car culture: manual vs. automatic. A fight so fierce it makes Ford vs. Chevy look like a friendly barbecue. Even in 2025, the war
If there’s one automotive debate that refuses to go quietly into the junkyard, it’s muscle cars vs. tuner cars. Every generation of car enthusiasts has had to pick a side:
If you’ve been around car culture for more than 10 minutes, you’ve probably heard three magic letters: JDM. They get tossed around at car meets like free Red Bull samples.
Every car enthusiast eventually faces a dangerous crossroads: the reliable daily driver that gets you to work without drama, and the “project car” that eats your wallet, time, and soul—but
Every Canadian driver has asked themselves the same soul-crushing question at least once: “Do I really need winter tires, or will my all-seasons survive the apocalypse of a January snowstorm?”
This Monday afternoon, the parking lot at Canadian Tire in Aylmer turned into a time machine. Chrome, polished paint, and the smell of old-school horsepower filled the air as classic
Electric vehicles. The future of driving. The saviors of the planet. The reason every gas station owner now looks at Teslas like they’re uninvited relatives at Thanksgiving dinner. On paper,