Car Features

An Ls1-powered 1994 Toyota Corolla

The project was born out of Bumpstop, a mentoring program founded in 2016 by Josh Shelley and run under Fusion Australia. The aim? Teach disadvantaged teenagers life skills by wrenching on cars, learning teamwork, and building confidence. Their first project was a humble Honda CR-V, but then came the paddock-find Corolla — originally destined for V6 motorkhana duty until fate intervened in the shape of a crashed VY Commodore SS.

Porsche Santa Clarita Debuts 1974 Porsche Carrera Targa “safari” 

The build started with chassis 161 of only 246 road-going Targa models in the US for that model year and is powered by a modified 2.7L naturally-aspirated flat-six engine. The modified flat-six features larger 92mm cylinders (compared to the factory 90mm cylinders) bumping the cars output to 180 horsepower. The brakes are upgraded OEM 986 Porsche Boxster units, a rear-seat delete saves weight and the steering was restored with new seals and gaskets.

1951 Talbot-lago Type 26 Grand Sport Stabilimenti Farina Cabriolet Wins “best In Class” 

PEBBLE BEACH, CALIF. (August 22, 2022) The 1951 Talbot-Lago Type 26 Grand Sport Stabilimenti Farina Cabriolet from the Mullin Automotive Museum collection was awarded the Best in Class prize for the Talbot-Lago Grand Sport Line, at the Pebble Beach Concours dElegance. The car was also a finalist for the coveted Best of Show award. Owner Merle Mullin was on hand to accept the award, as the vehicle drove across the famous stage.

Ruf Debuts Hillclimb-inspired “bergmeister” At The Quail

MONTEREY, Calif. (Aug. 19, 2022) RUF Automobile GmbH, the manufacturer of exclusive and authentic high-performance sports cars, reveals two special vehicles at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering during Monterey Car Week. Project RBS, or Bergmeister, makes its world debut alongside the naturally aspirated SCR, which is being seen for the first time in North America.

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