In essence, the 1977 Chevrolet Camaro Bumblebee was the start of the entire live-action, explosion-heavy Transformers movie series

There’s not much I can say to add to the awesomeness of this video. This sweet-looking rat rod trophy truck will make you want to get off the couch and start looking for an old truck and engine you can build in your very own garage.

Just last week, February 19, the brand new Callaway Camaro SC610 debuted. This past Saturday, the day after it was shown off, the very first example was involved in a strange sequence of events that saw a 1932 Ford ramming into its rear.

The new 6th Generation Camaro is a wondrous piece of automotive design and engineering. It’s lighter than its predecessor, it’s more powerful, and it’s absolutely dominating the competition when it comes to handling and performance.

If you give any Corvette long enough, it’ll become a custom Corvette. That could mean a new set of wheels or a vented hood. This odd machine was custom from the start.

If there is a man to idolize as an up and coming engineer or even mechanic, it is “Smokey” Yunick. Henry “Smokey” Yunick, famous for his innovations in NASCAR, automotive performance, and several patents we take for granted today, it’s hard to believe he did not have an engineering degree.

This 944 however, is anything but what Porsche intended. Gone is the old Porsche motor, and in its place, a refurbished C5 Corvette drivetrain that now gives this gun metal grey Porsche the demonic presence it’s so rightly deserved.