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In the realm of automotive enthusiasts, modified cars stand as the epitome of creativity, innovation, and individuality. From subtle aesthetic upgrades to jaw-dropping performance enhancements, modified cars embody the passion and dedication of their owners.

Adding a splitter kit to your car is an effective way to improve aerodynamics, increase downforce, and enhance the overall performance and appearance of your vehicle. A splitter, also known as an air dam, is typically mounted to the front bumper of a car and works by redirecting airflow to reduce lift and improve stability at high speeds.

Not sure about modern WRC cars? Watch them take an icy 6th-gear corner at max attack.

Adding window tint to your car not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also provides numerous benefits, including UV protection, heat reduction, and increased privacy. While professional installation is an option, many car enthusiasts opt for a DIY approach to save money and customize their tinting job to their liking.

Welcome to the modified Alfa Romeo 4C by German tuner Pogea Racing.
It's named the 'Zeus,' and only ten of them will ever be made, three of which have already been sold for €50,100. (plus a standard 4C to which Pogea can bolt all the bits).

In 1960 Briggs Cunningham, a manufacturer and avid racer of cars and yachts, as well as a co-founder of the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA), competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans with a trio of C1 Corvette race cars built by him and his team.

The modern Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R may have just been sent to the glue factory, but an example of the car that inspired it will cross the block at Mecum's upcoming Indianapolis auction, scheduled for May 14-21.

The ongoing transformation of Hongqi into a preeminent luxury and performance brand marked a major milestone in February with the establishment of a joint venture between Chinese auto giant FAW and an Italian design and engineering company by the name of Silk EV.

First announced at a GT500 track tour event held at Dallas' Texas Motor Speedway last week, the carbon parts are available to order via the Ford Performance website and include both items that enhance performance as well as the aesthetics.

After ending his exclusive Ford partnership at the start of 2021, Ken Block now plans to go back to Subaru. He'll race a Subaru WRX STI for the first time since 2009 in six rounds of the American Rally Association (ARA) season, beginning with the DirtFish Olympus Rally in Washington State, scheduled for April 24-25.