There are few cars with a history as long as that of the venerable Porsche 911. Now well into its fifth decade of continuous production, the German icon stands as a benchmark for all other manufacturers of sports and GT cars. One of the elements that makes the 911 such a remarkable success story is the fact that its basic shape, design, and layout all remain true to the original concept.

Katech Performance has developed a brand new High Capacity Heat Exchanger for 2009 and newer C6 ZR1 Corvettes. The ZR1 Heat Exchanger is twice as thick as the OE cooler, providing consumers with greater cooling capacity and larger coolant volume. The result is lower intake charge temperatures and better performance. Katech’s ZR1 model is a direct

For the person who loves accessorizing their vehicle but is conscious of not weighing it down to compromise performance, the Real Carbon Fibre license plate is ideal. The stylish real carbon fibre is affixed to a high-quality chrome-plated metal frame. Produced by Cruiser Accessories, boasting a selection of over 90 different plates,

High-performance component manufacturer Granatelli Motor Sports is now offering 2010 Chevy Camaro owners a high-quality aftermarket rally stripe kit. The six-piece kit replicates the design of the GM factory rally stripes, with dual stripes on the hood, trunk lid, and spoiler, but for 30 percent less than the dealer price. Unlike cheaper aftermarket kits, Granatelli [...]

A unique line of environmentally friendly, biodegradable lubricants is now available in Canada. Tom’s Secret Formula B-404, Garage Door Lubricant and Truckers’ Lubricant have hit the shelves and promise to provide an earth-friendly alternative to traditional all-purpose and mechanical lubricants. Each product is formulated with natural vegetable oils and has a variety of functions.

What would you do if you woke up to an empty driveway or garage… if your investment, your pride and joy, your baby… had been stolen? The Car Lock is the ultimate theft protection for the true car enthusiast. Hot rods, muscle cars, classics and exotic rides are extremely vulnerable to theft when left unattended. [...]

If you have ever raced, built a street rod or built any other kind of modified vehicle, you no doubt have heard the name Art Morrison. The legendary chassis and suspension builder has produced products for the likes of Bobby Alloway, Boyd Coddington, Chip Foose and Troy Trepanier, as well as the U.S. military. From a business that began with him as the only employee in the garage of his house to today, where he has a staff of over thirty

At a time when GM ruled the automotive roost, one would strive to make their way up the giant’s model line-up starting at entry-level models, with the hope that one day you could reach the highest pinnacle…Cadillac. Owning a Cadillac was a clear sign that you had made it to the big time. It seemed like every doctor, lawyer, businessman or politician was either behind the wheel or riding in the back seat of these iconic vehicles. This was the case from the time the car was introduced in the first part of the century through to a good part of the eighties. That’s when the party ended. Cadillac’s inferior products resulted in lost customers for the next decade to rival luxury

Infiniti confirmed that its first production hybrid vehicle will be part of the recently announced line of 2011 Infiniti M luxury performance sedans, which are scheduled to go on sale in spring 2010 at Infiniti dealers nationwide. The M35 hybrid is expected to arrive about 12 months later as a 2012 model. It is Infiniti’s first hybrid in its 20-year existence, as well as the cleanest and most

Regular readers will recall that we took a first look at Chevrolet’s Camaro in our July issue, but interest is so high in this new car that I chose to use my week with the car to gauge the reaction of the public to GM’s latest hope, a car that really needs to succeed to help rebuild the company’s bruised reputation in the marketplace.