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The kit requires a C5 donor car, hence the being based on a C5 corvette. In order to build this car you need 3 things: the kit, a C5 Corvette, and the Porsche gearbox. The kit requires more than just the motor from the C5. It also requires many of the base suspension components, hubs, fuel tank, radiator, steering…

It was interesting when I had someone at a show ask me how I liked my Zed-L1.

I hate driving through states that have lower speed limits for trucks. It always impedes traffic and causes backups. I hate going with the flow of traffic only to have it suddenly slow down by 10 mph or more. As much as speed causes accidents, speed differential causes more.

One of the Crown Vic police cars (late 90s/early 2000s model) in my hometown didn't require a key to start.

I've had my old Ford Explorer die on me while taking a left turn before. The steering got slightly more difficult, but it didn't try to jerk away from me. The brakes were also functional. I was even able to put it into neutral, restart it, and put it back in drive before finishing the turn.

They had all of those. The thieves cut the locks, disabled the lights, and the surveillance camera saw a box truck pull in. Insurance is cheaper than a night watchman. This only happens to a small fraction of dealers, and if they are this organized then a night watchman might only lead to a mess.

I really want to build one of those for my basement man cave. I would prefer to find an junk/trashed aluminum LS based motor just to make it easier to move around. What is the weight of that block?

Another ZL1 owner here. I frequently get passed on the interstate by “boy racers” trying to prove something while I stay cruising with my cruise control set.

The cops inner asshole would be him pulling the street racing card even if you were below the speed limit the entire time.

A track?

Young professional here. When I was in the market for a new car a few years ago did I go for the black Audi, silver BMW, or hot hatch like many of my friends? No. I factory ordered an orange ZL1. I feel that while the design language is strong, I would not consider it brash. I don’t feel like it is any more overstated…

I am really confused about the gas mileage of the Camaro V6. The sticker states 28 hwy, yet I averaged 33-34 mpg hwy after 800 miles of driving a rental spec one. It has <100 miles on the odometer when I picked it up, and I did my best to "break it in" when the opportunity arose.

My ‘03 had it, but my brother’s '04 still doesn't have it. However, he does not ever option the hatch.

You forgot to mention the Prius with the Apple logo in the back glass. I am starting to wonder if that is a factory option.

I for one am not for more taxes, but I was trying to say that the "gas guzzler tax", as do all taxes, acts as a market force to encourage people to choose the "better" option.

There is a thing called a gas guzzler tax that is imposed on cars that fail to meet certain fuel economy requirements. I paid it on the last car I purchased. People that buy cars that consume more fuel must then purchase said fuel. More powerful motors are also typically reserved for higher trim levels on cars (Buy…

It's essentially priceless since it is a one of a kind. There is no comparison to price it against.

The only love that Dodge gets is the Viper and the Hellcat motor.

This article is about heavy duty transportation, not passenger vehicles.