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The Ford Mustang has been in continuous production since 1964, spanning seven generations and six decades. That kind of longevity breeds a lot of revisionist history — and a lot of bad takes. Not ever

The GR Corolla is one of the best factory hot hatches Toyota has ever built — a 300-horsepower turbo triple, a proper AWD system, and a chassis that begs for a wider, more purposeful stance. From th

Today we’re talking about the USDM Ferrari, also known as the C8 Vette. Factory C8 wheels are cast, which is not what you would expect on a flagship sports car that starts at 70 grand. It seems

The 2015-2023 Ford Mustang S550 is one of the most common platforms at any track day, car meet, or canyon run in America — and yet the wheel fitment conversation around it is still dominated by bad fo

Why the Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX Is the Last Affordable Japanese Performance Car The Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX is the last great Japanese performance car you can still afford to buy, modify, and actuall

The 2005-2009 Subaru Legacy Spec B looks like the ultimate enthusiast cheat code — AWD sport sedan, Bilstein suspension, six-speed manual, rarer than an STI, and priced like a regular Legacy. But the

The Honda S2000 wheel fitment problem is not a front problem. Everyone specs the front first, falls in love with how a 17x9 sits under that arch, then orders a matching rear and discovers the AP chass

Lifted trucks Lifted Truck Wheels and Tires Your truck is one wheel swap from finished. The lift is on. The truck sits right. And then you look down at the

What Wheels Fit a Infiniti Q50 Red Sport: Complete Fitment Guide The Infiniti Q50 Red Sport demands respect when it comes to wheel fitment. This 400-horsepower luxury sedan can handle aggressive set

The EPA just made most engine swaps technically illegal, and the enforcement is ramping up faster than most builders realize. New interpretations of existing Clean Air Act regulations now classify any

The Camaro SS 1LE represents GM's answer to the Shelby GT350 and BMW M4 — a factory track weapon that delivers legitimate performance for under $50,000. While most "track packages" are marketing fluff

Short answer: yes, a Jeep Gladiator can run 35s — and it's one of the most natural upgrades you can make to this truck. A Rubicon on its stock suspension is close to swallowing a 35 with only minor tr