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Over the past years, it feels like racing video games have increasingly strived towards a real-world feel both on consoles and PC. But with the

Throughout six legendary generations, Nissan’s GT-R high-pe...

Can you think of a cooler Nissan sports car than the 180SX? Why of course you can, what kind of question is that, because the Japanese automaker has been...

Sure, many Americana fans all over the world are eagerly awaiting the long-overdue arrival of the

Some say that older Mitsubishi Evos

Today, following a harrowing couple of years, everything seems to be increasingly hard to find. That is valid for the automotive industry as well. Whethe...

Oddly enough, few automotive virtual artists show their passion for video racing games via their digital work. Although it’s right up their alley. There is a major exception, though.

The Ferrari FXX-K Evo came into this world in 2017, the same year when the production for the insanely powerful Ferrari FXX-K track car came to a halt. The Evo was at first available either as an aerodynamic package for the existing models, or as a turnkey car for those wishing for the ultimate thrills at the track.

Presented via an online reveal back in December 2013 and then released into the wild at the Geneva Motor Show the following year, Lamborghini’s Huracan is starting to grow a bit long in the tooth. No worries, here is a digital automotive tuner to the rescue, NFS (Unite) style.

R34 Skyline GT-R Pickup Rendering Looks Like the Ford Lightnings JDM Rival 10 Apr 2021, 20:02 UTC · by 4 photos The success of the Lightning truck not only led to this reclusive project but also proved to Ford that people wanted a sports truck. This birthed the Raptor, which in turn spawned the segment currently occupied by everything from the little Colorado ZR2 to the mighty Ram TRX. People say that the SVT Lightning was ahead of its time, that it arrived before America was truly ready...