Justin Fivella, Author at LS1Tech.com - Page 33 of 35

The Hennessey Venom GT has long be touted as the fastest production car in the world and now that the first examples are into production we’re finally able to see what they’re made of. Lets be honest, a Bugatti Veyron doesn’t have enough and even some of the fieriest aftermarket cars like the infamous UGR […] More »

Every year Car and Driver Magazine conducts its infamous Lightning Lap, an all-out competition for stock street cars around the demanding Virginia International Raceway (VIR), the closest thing to the Nurburgring the US can call its own. VIR offers challenging elevation changes, tight stuff, fast stuff, long straights and everything in between in its 4.2 […] More »

OK, so the cat’s out of the bag on the new C7 Corvette after it was unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show, but this teaser video taken at the GM plant is still pretty cool. You get some glimpses of the frame and body coming together along with the whole unit being lowered over the […] More »

While I’m on the kick of cool GM commercials I couldn’t help but harken back to 1998 and the string of cool Pontiac Firebird and Trans-Am commercials. Do you remember these awesome snippets? The one where the new (for ’98) Trans-am eats the car sitting at a red light is just awesome, especially the massive […] More »

The sibling rivalry between 4th Gen. F-Body owners and the current 5th Gen. Camaro fans has sparked many arguments as to which platform reigns supreme. Both cars have their strengths and weaknesses, but in the end they’re both solid platforms capable of harnessing tons of power. As to which one is best, you tell us, […] More »

Although many 5th Gen. Camaro fans already know the good news since Camaro5 broke the news a few weeks back, but since seeing the post in late December, I haven’t been able to shake the thought of a factory equipped LS7 Camaro. As you’ve probably discovered by now, I’m a fan of naturally aspirated motors […] More »

General Motors has produced some legendary commercials over the years, but in 2011 they released one I still fondly recall with a smile. You might remember it, the Chevrolet Corvette commercial where GM reminds everyone that America still builds rockets. If the tail-out drifting and burnouts or the original film reels of the legendary rocket-launches […] More »