After introducing the 911 in 1964, Porsche’s comittment to it wavered. It was a tiny car, with an engine in the rear that presented some handling challenges, and an air-cooled design that required many compromises. Porsche began to pour resources
911 Turns Beastly
Some guy in Japan took a Porsche 930 and swapped in an LS7. If you are mumbling to yourself “that’s seven liters of madness”, bingo you are correct sir. I’m not sure what year car this is, but this vintage
Vorshlag LS1 E30
Unique cars are a good thing. I’ve found that souping up an old(er) car won’t necessarily get you around a track quicker than a more modern car. Add to that the fact that it’s rarely more cost effective, and you
1999 BMW M3
The 2nd generation BMW M3, generally referred to as the E36, was heralded as one of the most sublime daily-driver sports cars ever. No, it wasn’t as brutally fast as a Corvette or as exotic-looking as a Porsche. But anybody
Bad BMW
Personally, I believe everything tastes better with ketchup. Along a similar line of thought, pretty much any car is better if you swap in an LSx motor. Take for instance this 1985 BMW 528i with an LS1 swap. I grew