
What’s better than one exotic car on the freeway?
Try hundreds.
Speed and Motion’s homepage is currently showing one of the most amazing automotive videos I’ve ever seen.
It’s a highway patrol led cruise down the freeway, and literally hundreds of high dollar exotics stream by. It’s too many to count in one go, so be ready for a few views.
Enjoy.
[Speed and Motion]

On Saturday, I had the chance to go and see Formula D’s “The Finals” at Irwindale Speedway (yes, I did get stuck on Interstate 5 on the way down from San Francisco due to that massive accident), and I must say, if you’re at all a fan of the four wheeled machine, make sure you check out one of Formula Drift’s events at a track near you.

If you’re not familiar with the sport, think of drifting as two automotive ballerinas battling it out in a boxing match. It’s gracefully controlled mayhem, and in my opinion, it’s easily the best form of four-wheeled entertainment on the planet.
Continue reading ‘…It’s Tuner Tuesday: Formula Drift?’

Normally Tuner Tuesday features cars that are full of horsepower, torque, suspension work and sex appeal.
This car doesn’t have any of the above, but it does have one thing: Green power.
Made by sculptor Benedict Radcliffe and pedal car designer Ben Wilson, this Lamborghini art car might only have the horsepower of the two people behind the pedals, but it puts out exactly zero emissions, and is sure to get you about as many looks as the real thing.
Just don’t try to take it on the freeway, because I don’t think the crumple zones have passed safety inspection yet.
[Via: Designboom]
[Photo Via: gdaneuk]