Jun Imai Era ends at Hot Wheels
17 June 2018
View fullsize Even the most casual Hot Wheels collectors would have undoubtedly purchased one of the many recreations of Japanese car culture in
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View fullsize Even the most casual Hot Wheels collectors would have undoubtedly purchased one of the many recreations of Japanese car culture in
View fullsize While the non-car interested members are currently imploding over the symbolism-charged music video dropped by hip hop artist Childish Gambino (Aka
Pack your bags, book the seediest hostel you can find, and smuggle yourself onto a plane — Mad Mike’s Red Bull Drift Shifters
There’s this long running, now overplayed joke in the car world that anything even remotely fast with an H-badge on it — especially Civics
View fullsize You know what I’ve always disliked about Nissan’s Z family? They’re just too well-developed, reliable and easy to work on. I mean,
For the past year we’ve all been on a wild goose chase set off by the announcement that the coveted Toyota Supra nameplate
The original Honda NSX forged itself a firm place in history as one of the best supercars ever produce — the poster on
A well-known actor outside of the franchise, it was his roles in the Fast and Furious that made Paul Walker a household name
Touring cars have always set the bar high when it comes to styling — very rarely are they not the most badass looking
Hayashi Racing are an institution that has spanned decades of wheel manufacturing and are credited with developing Japan’s first aftermarket alloy wheel —
View fullsize After sitting out the national competition last season, four-time champion Gaz Whiter has made a return to the Link ECU D1NZ
The automaker powerhouse that is Toyota are currently investing massive amounts of coin into a new testing complex in Japan that will feature
It might just be New Zealand’s gnarliest motorsport event on water, and it’s back for 2018 — yep, we’re talking about the jetsprint circus returning
View fullsize Bathurst conqueror and V8 Supercar hero Jim Richards will be the focus both on and off the track at the Hampton
In the world of motorsport there are few liveries as Iconic as the blue and teal war paint of team Falken, and for those of
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