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Held at the Resorts World in Las Vegas, ‘Hartbeat Weekend’ featured several events, including Hart’s final performance on his ‘Reality Check’ tour.

Kevin Hart shared some warm words about his longtime friend, Dave Chappelle.

* Kevin Hart and his group of friends, known as the Plastic Cup Boyz, have changed the arena from comedy to cars. MotorTrend follows the pals throughout their classic car journey in, “Kevin Hart’s Muscle Car Crew.” EUR correspondent Briana Wright spoke with Hart, John Clausell, Ron “Boss” Everline, Will “Spank” Horton, Harry Ratchford and Joey Wells about what fans can expect. The series may be new to us but the love of these cars isn’t new to them. Clausell, considered the cl...

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autoevolution 25 May 2021, 5:38 UTC · by 4 photos In mid-March, word got out that comedian, actor, businessman, YouTube personality and overall muscle car enthusiastKevin Hart would star in his own car series, one that would see him try to get a muscle car club off the ground. The fact that he was doing it with his comedian friends, the so-called Plastic Cup Boyz comedy crew (John Clausell, Ron Everline, Spank Horton, Harry Ratchford, and Joey Wells), added to the potentially wide appeal...

autoevolution 17 Mar 2021, 9:09 UTC · by 1 photo And that’s exactly what he did. Because your love of American muscle is only complete when you help spread it. Discovery, MotorTrend, and HartBeat Productions have announced a new, original automotive series that will center around Kevin Hart’s endeavors to take a muscle car club off the ground. Called Kevin Hart’s Muscle Car Crew (not the most original name, but a good one), the series is already in production and, according to a p...

autoevolution 11 Mar 2021, 17:10 UTC · by 10 photos Back in the early 1960s, the SS incarnation of the Chevelle was one of Chevys first entries into the muscle car segment. The example portrayed in this rendering, which looks like it previews a real-world build, belongs to the 1966 model year. That year saw the SS become a standalone model, with things remaining that way through 1968, with the variant once again becoming an option package the following year. As you can imagine, the very ...