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Fun Cars Are Forever: The 2019 Detroit Auto Show & the Future of the...
Throughout the automotive industry, there’s a lot of uncertainty about the direction the industry is headed. Brands like Ford and GM are both undergoing dramatic shifts away from traditional sedans and...
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Power Stroke History, Lesson 5: 3.0L
The last Power Stroke on our list represents Ford’s most recent venture: a diesel-powered F-150. Following the announcement that it would bring a compression-ignition option to the F-150 at the 2018...
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Inside the 1,000 LB-FT 6.7L Cummins
So now that the cat’s officially out of the bag and we know the new high output 6.7L Cummins produces 1,000 lb-ft of torque—the most ever offered from an OE engine slated for a pickup truck—it’s time...
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How To Measure for Custom Wheels and Tires: 1973 Mustang Mach 1
Maybe your stock tires finally wore out, or you wanted to upgrade to new rims and tires or maybe you’re going racing and want to use taller/wider tires. Regardless of the reason that you’re going to a...
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LS on the Cheap: Why a Retired Chevy Caprice PPV Is the Ultimate Daily Beater
As fun as it may be to drive a flashy, high-end performance car every day, there are certainly some drawbacks. While it may be nice to stare back lovingly at your car each time you hop out of it, that...
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Faster Than Manual: 2019 Camaro ZL1 1LE Gets 10-Speed Automatic
One of the most well-known truisms of automotive enthusiasm is that a manual is better than an automatic. Being able to manually select your gears allows you to get every ounce of power out of your car...
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5 Forgotten Turbo Mopars of the '80s and '90s
When you think '80s turbo, chances are your mind lights up with images of the Buick Grand National, or maybe the third-generation Toyota Supra. You're most likely not hung up on tiny four-cylinders...
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How to Camp Off-Road: Which Setup Is Best for You?
Without a doubt, one of the best parts of an off-road adventure in some remote destination is the opportunity to spend a night in nature. Whether you’re in the desert, mountains, forests or along the...
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Plastic Dreams: The Custom Model Car as an Art Form [Gallery]
Would you believe there are certain people out there who put as much passion and work into their plastic model cars as some of us put into our real cars? You certainly would after a visit to the 2019...
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Cummins History, Lesson 1: ’89-’93 5.9L
For 30 years, Cummins and Chrysler have been engaged in one of the most successful mutual business ventures in automotive history. Over that time, Cummins has supplied its legendary diesel engines to...
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How to Watch King of the Hammers
If you love off-road racing and rock crawling then you probably already know about the toughest off-road race in America, the King of the Hammers. It’s a 200+ mile race that combines triple-digit...
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Tips for Campervan Travel: New Zealand
When you think of New Zealand, what comes to mind? Perhaps the Lord of the Rings movies? Maybe kiwi birds, bungee jumping in Queenstown or even the wondrous world of glow worms? Not for me. I think...
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Scale Hobby, Massive Talent: 8 Awesome Model Car Builds from NNL West
Chances are you've probably tried to put together a plastic model car or truck at some point in your life. Some people are naturally talented at it, with ultra steady hands and an incredible sense of...
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No Limits: The Differences in 4400 Class Suspension
As Ultra4 Racing grows each year, new contenders enter the field with a seemingly endless combination of parts and chassis designs, each hoping to best the competition. Since its inception, the King of...
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Cummins History, Lesson 2: ’94-’98 5.9L
Thanks to its reputation for making cheap, easy horsepower, its anvil-like construction, long-term durability and simplistic nature, the ’94-’98 12-valve 5.9L Cummins remains one of the most highly...
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Mitch Guthrie Jr. Wins the Can-Am King of the Hammers UTV Race… Again!
Mitch Guthrie Jr. took the checkered flag for the 2nd year in in a row at the Can-Am King of the Hammers UTV race. A messy day of qualifying turned into a perfect day for racing and the 160-mile course...
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Reborn: The Hand-Me-Down Datsun Z
Regifting isn’t always bad. In fact, when Bill Brinkworth was in high school, he wanted nothing more than the hand-me-down Zed (he’s Canadian) that his pal, Jason Nakano, got for his 16th birthday....
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Driving Line Issue 18 Released
It’s that time of year again, when the toughest race cars in the world attempt the toughest one-day race in the world—and Driving Line brings you coverage of it right from the source all week long!...
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A New King: Who to Watch For
Just days away from the biggest King of the Hammers race in history, teams are preparing for battle in what is called “the toughest single-day day race in the world.” While over 110 teams have thrown...
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19 Historic Hot Rod Styles and Trends From the 2019 Grand National Roadster Show
The private use automobile market kicked-off with Ford’s introduction of the Model T. This was the first motor vehicle the general public could afford and it revolutionized how Americans got around....
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