Hellcat 6.2L Supercharged Dodge Challenger

When you hear the term "Arms Race" you generally think of negative implications. When it comes to the arms race between the Big Three US Automakers sports cars, it is anything but negative. This article from Automotive News highlights the soon to market over the top Challenger as a "Challenger" to the top Mustangs and Camaros currently offered by rival brands. As far as I am concerned, bring it on. Not that anyone could really utilize the talents brought forward by the American Super Pony Cars... it would still be fun to try.

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2015 Ford Mustang - What do you think?

We have all been waiting, and finally it is up on the Ford.com website. Take a look and tell us what you think?  http://www.ford.com/cars/mustang/2015//

Car Wallpapers

It's Friday and I am being a bit lazy, but here is a post anyway. For those of you who love cars (like me) I have found another great web site that specializes in computer wallpapers, many for cars. Here is the link to the picture above, and you can then jump to the "cars" section to choose from hundreds of beautiful car wallpapers or screen savers. Enjoy!!

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50th Anniversary Mustang

In the coming months I will from time to time be posting pictures and sketches of the latest rumors surrounding the 50th anniversary Mustang. No one really knows what it will look like, and no one really knows for sure if it will be a 2015 or maybe a 2014 and-a-half. One thing is for sure, there is a lot of hype involved and Ford better not mess it up or a lot of people will be disappointed.





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63 MPG BMW Convertible

It may seem counter-intuitive to cross promote another blog site from this one, but I continue to find Jalopnik a great source for many of my posts. I will try to not get sidetracked with political diatribe here, but we Americans truly get what we deserve. Our likes, fears and actions are watched closely and there are many who will supply our deceived wants, even though we really need something else. I would love to see a company with the steely resolve to change our wants to more closely resemble our actual needs. This story about a remade BMW convertible roadster with a 63 MPG clean diesel engine is a case in point. Who doesn't love a BMW convertible? Who wouldn't prefer to get much better gas mileage? Yet we continue to lean towards the arrogance of huge engines (whose real power we honestly only use about 2% of the time). Someone please give us another chance and build something like this! I think the new powerful 6 cylinders from Ford Mustang and Chevy Camaro are a good step. Now let's get a mid size truck that makes 40 MPG?

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