The 2015 Mustang RTR Unleashed
You know what? I’m happy. I’m happy because I’m finally seeing some pretty awesome driver’s cars come out of the US. I got a great buzz at the SEMA Show earlier on this month – not only because of the...
View ArticleThe Homemade VIP Hero
If you were to put together a list of the greatest Japanese cars of all time, there are few models that would receive unanimous nominations. The Skyline GT-R would probably be one of them, so would the...
View ArticleSuper Starion: The Car That Does Everything
The car you see before you is amazing. It’s fast, it has handles superbly, it looks positively badass, it’s fully street legal and it takes daily driving duties with ease. It’s also been built almost...
View ArticleOriginal VIP: A BMW Family Heirloom
This BMW was lost for 25 years before being brought back to life by the original owner’s grandson. Now imagine finding it locked away in a garage, not having seen the road in decade – it’s something we...
View Article1,200lbs Of Fun: A British Backroad Burner
One of the things I enjoy most about Speedhunters is the way we try to break down barriers and showcase car culture that exists outside of its traditional borders. It could be a wide body Porsche on...
View ArticleWide Body Dreaming: The Rocket Bunny RX-7
In the past few months I’ve often written about how the Japanese sports cars of the 1990s have become icons for an entire generation of auto enthusiasts who are now settling into their adult years....
View ArticleCan RWB Do A Volkswagen?
The Porsche 911 and the Volkswagen Beetle are two cars that will often be brought up in the same sentence. For starters, both models can be considered among the most iconic in the history of the...
View ArticleJDM Underdog: The Four-Door AE86
The world of Japanese domestic market automobiles is a large and exciting one. For decades people from across the world have been lusting after the special machines sold in Japan’s home market, and...
View ArticleDo It Differently: A Wide & Boosted E46
One day in the not too distant past, a guy by the name of Pat Estudillo was coming home for work in his daily driver. Pulling into his Southern California neighborhood he saw something that made him...
View ArticleYogi’s Super Sedan: Is Race Car A Style?
As car enthusiasts, we all strive for a sense of individuality when we decide to customize our vehicles. Despite this intention, a funny thing happens and we still end up copying each other, following...
View ArticleAgainst The Grain: A Juiced Cayman S
In the last post from Dubshed, we took a close look at a ’72 Karmann Ghia and the 20-year wait the owner endured in order to build the right car. That’s just one story from the countless builds spread...
View ArticleFrom Daily Beater To VTEC Glory: An AE86 Story
When you pick up a project car, you are doing a lot more than just acquiring a vehicle to build – you’re embarking on a journey. And over the course of that journey you’ll often meet fellow enthusiasts...
View ArticleThe Machine BMW Must Give Us
What is the biggest omission from the BMW line up? Very simple – an M3 station wagon. Why BMW doesn’t want to give us enthusiasts a car that would obviously rival models like Audi’s RS4 Avant and...
View ArticleThe Thing
The first thing that came to mind when I saw ‘The Thing‘ at The Check Shop’s recent Track & Show event was a bathtub on wheels. I mean, what the hell was I looking at here? Having walked the entire...
View ArticleIs It Possible? A Subtle Liberty Walk 458
There are many reasons one might buy a Ferrari 458: the looks, the sound, the performance, the feeling – or perhaps a combination of them all. The need for low-key transportation, however, probably...
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