This super rare reimagination of the 993 is one of 25 and features a 4.0-liter air-cooled flat-six with around 400 ponies Classic Porsche 911s typically go for a pretty penny but this ‘remastered’ Gunther Werks 993 is a different beast altogether. It packs a naturally aspirated air-cooled 4.0-liter flat-six, about 400 hp (298 kW), and […]
Vintage Vibes With A Sprinkle Of Modern Magic
The Rebel With A Classic Cause In Sydney’s bustling heart, my eyes landed on Tristram Deas’ fantastic creation – a Ford Cortina Mk1 that blends old school charm with modern performance. Back in 1992, Tristram lucked out when he bought this diamond in the rough from a neighbour who’d unearthed the abandoned Cortina in rural New South […]
A Datsun 280Z Reimagined By DCW Classic
Coincidences happen in our lives all the time, and I happily stumbled into one at Ultrace 2023. Seeing three S30Zs parked together will pique anyone’s interest, but the car wearing RS Watanabe wheels drew me in for a closer look. I’m glad it did too, because as it turned out all three were built by DCW Classic in Lithuania, […]
1,000-HP Honda K24-Powered Ferrari 308 Hits The Road For The First Time
Modified 1980s Ferrari makes five times as much power as it did in V8 guise https://www.carscoops.com/author/chris-chilton-cc/ by Chris Chilton 7 hours ago What’s your favorite SEMA build from the last few years? The competition is so intense that it’s hard to call it, but the turbocharged Honda K24-powered Ferrari 308 from StanceWorks would have to […]
Experience Maximum Torque Steer With This 350 WHP MINI Cooper With Turbo Honda Power
Those who claim that front-wheel drive cars can’t be fun should have to take this little MINI Cooper out for a spin. Equipped with a Safety Devices tubular roll cage, a lot of carbon fiber, and a turbocharged B18 Honda engine, it’s bound to be capable of some wild feats. Those features and more are […]
Preserving Heritage With Mizukami Auto
Japan has a long, complex and richly-textured history, although driving through its cities and towns today you’d be forgiven for thinking that Japanese civilisation started in the 1970s. That’s about as far back as 99% of the buildings and city infrastructure goes, because anything older has either been replaced or updated due in part to […]