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 Here are some quick snapshots from the Run Through The Hills IV event in Pigeon Forge, TN. It's a cruise through the Smoky Mountains, then an autocross and a drag event. These are from the cruise the first night.
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 The GTO came to us in primer, but we didn't want it to hit the streets on the Hot Rod Power Tour in boring light gray. So the decision was made to shoot the car with a fun 2-tone paint scheme of charcoal and Scarlet red in PPG basecoat to give the car an aggressive, satin look. Other materials used include lots of 3M tape and mask paper. Someday the car will receive some new bodywork and a more complete paint job, but this is the deal for now.
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 We saw this perfectly stock appearing Packard at the Somernites Power Cruise and didn't think much of it, outside of it being a very nice old car. However, one peek under the hood revealed the tell-tale engine cover of a Corvette LS3 and our interest was piqued. Turns out this car has lots of high-tech hot rodding hiding under its deco-slick envelope.
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 We found this super-cool "what-if" muslcecar concept - a 1969 Chevy Nova Z/28 - built by Steve Strope and Pure Vision at the SEMA 2006 show.
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 Magden Automotive has just launched the M.1b Performance Computer, a computer that connects to the vehicle's OBD-II system, processes vehicle data and delivers customizable GAUGES. It also data-logs your choice of channels. It connects to most screens or USB touch screens for a simple GUI. Most vehicles on Magden's Application list offer between 12 and 14 data channels (GAUGES) to view right out of the box. Users will see Throttle Position, Ignition Timing, Dynamic Horsepower and Torque, MPG plus more. Installation and set-up are quick and easy. More at http://www.magden-auto.com/.
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 By participating in select motor sports clubs throughout the U.S.,
speedsters are able to push the limit by driving exotic sports cars at
200 miles-per-hour (mph). One of the most recent venues is the
Monticello Motor Club , located just north of New York City in the
Catskills. Here, car fanatics can see the 550 horsepower Cadillac
CTS-V, which goes from zero to 60 mph in 3.9 seconds.
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