saabkyle04 has built up a huge following on Youtube doing reviews of late model cars. He has taken a close look at a few older cars, though, including this 1970 Plymouth Superbird. He’s pretty nerdy, but he does own a Mopar. Full 16 minute Superbird video review with plenty of good Mopar engine noises after the jump!
Why not? It’s summer. (Or almost summer.) Makes perfect sense to drive that old Jeep Cherokee into the pool! Video after the jump! Via Jalopnik
Ram has partnered with DC entertainment to create this awesome Superman Ram Power Wagon to help promote the new movie “Man of Steel.” It features Dark Ceramic Gray paint, red accents on the grille and 17-inch satin-black wheels.
“We are excited to partner with Warner Bros. on ‘Man of Steel,’” said Olivier Francois, Chief Marketing Officer, Chrysler Group LLC. “With film alignment we have a fresh consumer engagement opportunity, connecting the heroic character traits of Superman with Ram’s DNA.”
More pics plus video after the jump! Via Chrysler
I think the guy who shot this video with what appears to be a Dodge Omni knew what he was doing–from the video description it sounds like he was trying to prove that some folks at TurboDodge.com were wrong. Either way he definitely proved a point: use a cherry picker. Video after the jump!
When you think of drifting, what is the LAST vehicle you think of? A Jeep? Me, too. (Ok, so this thing is based on a Silvia S14.) Video after the jump (and the translations from Japanese are pretty hilarious).
I’ve always loved the 66/7 B-bodies, and the ’67 GTX is my favorite. This example was painstakingly restored by Doug Bolt of Orlando, Florida and recently featured on Hemmings TV. Check out the video after the jump!
Tarantino loves to reference other movies in his films, and the white 1970 Dodge Challenger from Death Proof overtly referenced the Challenger from Vanishing Point. All E-bodies have frameless windows so they had to weld in frames for the “masthead” stunt. You can check out the whole chase scene with the ’69 Charger after the jump!
Dodge built a 3700 GT for the Euro market in the 70s and apparently Joe Strummer acquired one during a trip to Spain in 1984/5–a trip to get away from The Clash, which was in the process of breaking up. He then lost the Dodge in a parking garage in Madrid, which has now inspired a documentary called “I Need a Dodge.” Sound cool? Filmmaker Nick Hall is looking for funds to complete the film and is asking for donations to complete the film. Trailer after the jump!
Saw this on TV while getting a haircut last week. Love the old Challenger and ’66 Satellite convertible! Check it out after the jump!
A lot has been written about this truck, unveiled at SEMA last year. But check out the video after the jump where Jonathan Ward talks about his awesome creation.
