The Genesis G70 is MotorTrend's 2019 Car of the Year. Recognized for its achievements in all categories, such as design, safety, value, performance, and more. Learn why it's the best in this video here.
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It's all about the horses, right? We're celebrating some of our favorite cars that have more than 500 horsepower (in some cases a lot more.) These cars come in all shapes and sizes, but they've all got tons of power under the hood. Warning: this video is loud.
Watch the full episode for FREE on MotorTrend! http://bit.ly/30iZfWr Drive into the world of grudge racing with the Series Premiere of Fastest Cars in the Dirty South!
Get to know the insanely-talented young-gun drivers Mason Filippi and Harry Gottsacker on the Bryan Herta Autosport team in Pole Position: Next Level Episode 2. Watch now!
Hot Wheels® goes to Detroit! For this Motor City event, hundreds of custom builds—from trucks to concepts to a Beetle hot rod—came out, each competing for a chance to become an official 1/64th Hot Wheels®.
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On this episode of Head 2 Head, Jethro Bovingdon and Jonny Lieberman set out to see if the mighty Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio has finally met a car it can’t beat. Ever since its first comparison test, the Ferrari-engined sport sedan has laid waste to the competition. For a very good reason, too: the 505hp Italian is the real deal. Enter Jaguar’s bonkers Project 8. There’s a run of the mill XW sedan lurking somewhere underneath, but you’d be hard-pressed to say where, as 80 percent of the Project 8’s hardware is new. Most importantly, there’s a 592hp supercharged V-8 lurking below all that custom carbon-fiber body work and a trick AWD system and fancy racing suspension, too.
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The blown 383 small-block Chevy-powered ’74 Jaguar XJ12 known as the Draguar is back! After it sat neglected for far too long, David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan have decided to put a new heart in the disabled Draguar in true Roadkill fashion.They are back in the Summit Racing Equipment parking lot in Sparks, Nevada—the site of their original extreme parking lot engine-swap fiasco from Episode 4 of Roadkill. And if giving the Draguar a new heart wasn’t enough, the guys also follow up on a lead to fill the void of the stolen Mazdarati. Will this nostalgia trip lead to a rebirth of mini truck greatness, or just more epic destruction of Summit’s pavement with unbelievable Draguar burnouts? Find out on this episode of Roadkill!
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