Build threads can offer more than just pictures of cool cars | Column
Sometimes, the most interesting part of a build thread isn't what's in the foreground of its pictures, it's what's in the background.
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Sometimes, the most interesting part of a build thread isn't what's in the foreground of its pictures, it's what's in the background.
If the deal seems too good to be true, it often is.
We all have our favorite engine sounds and exhaust notes. What's yours?
Who among us hasn’t attached something special to a sticker? Exactly: zero.
Just a few decades ago, 200 horsepower was considered obscene. But with modern performance cars pushing out well over 500 horsepower, is the "200 Club" still relevant?
Sure, having the fastest car on track helps, but our hobby is often much more cerebral than we give it credit for.
How many tracks have you driven at, and which ones are your favorites?
In the '90s, "fast" was anything that could reach 60 in less than eight seconds. Nowadays, that time needs to be less than half of that to be considered quick.
When it comes to old-school liveries, was there anything wrong with the meatballs of the ’50s and ’60s? What about the Western fonts of the ’70s or the bold, diagonal …
