Two bus drivers in Iowa were caught street racing with kids along for the ride.
- Another look of the horrific Nationwide crash at Daytona
- This is what the Lamborghini Veneno might look like. It’s aggressive.
- EverybodyCar is the Groupon for car shoppers in Spain
Photo credits: The Telegraph
It’s the first weekend of summer and it’s time to drop the top and take a look at the 7.2l Lamborghini you never knew existed (the gray one)!
- Gold Lamborghini Aventador will be recession-proof
- The story of one driver and her Saturn Sky
- The short story on Ricky Rudd’s long career
- Study shows drivers will slow down if they’re paid
Here’s what you missed while you were out enjoying summer last weekend.
- Some people don’t appreciate loud engine revving
- A look at Cars Land before the grand opening this Friday
- 5 car picks for an American road trip
Watch the video for the most creative way to burn $379,700 before your eyes. After that, check out links for all the auto news you may have missed this week.
- Nascar.com asks should lap-down cars respect leaders?
- Top 10 used cars to buy with your tax refund
- Why bikers are bad for city roads
- Edmunds.com first drive of the 2013 Ford Escape
- Chevrolet trademarks SS 52 years later
The Lingenfelter Performance Engineering (LPE) Camaro LTA Concept is like no Camaro on the road. It looks different…way different. It’s got a custom body built on the platform of a 2010 Camaro SS, a custom interior inspired by classic Trans Am muscle cars and custom 20″ wheels. It also rocks a 455-cubic-inch 655 horsepower engine.
Here’s a quick and unsophisticated history lesson. Films become popular in the early 1900′s, right around the same time as automobiles. The first mainstream feature film in America was released in 1912. The first automobile, the Ford Model T, was released in 1908. Since then, nearly one bazillion films have been produced and probably just as many cars too. Over one hundred years later, cars have become integral parts, even characters, in some of the greatest movies.
The following gallery features some of the most popular movie cars based on responses from our Facebook fans. This is the ultimate gallery of movie cars, but not the ultimate ultimate gallery of movie cars. This way, nobody can call out the Mojo Motors Blog for neglecting to include a totally sweet movie car, but go ahead, flame away in the comments. If you’re looking for the ultimate ultimate gallery of movie cars goes to the Internet Movie Car Database. Until then, check out these 28 rides from Hollywood after making the jump.