Readers' Rides (Page 8)

"Project Fireball" started life as a 1964 Ford Galaxie 500, later restored by me as a tribute to legendary NASCAR racer Fireball Roberts. The car is the realization of a 30-year dream of re-creating a street-legal replica of a racecar from NASCAR's golden age.

Mike Andrews from Ontario Canada tells the story of his Spotless 2009 Subaru Impreza WRX265, which has never been driven in the rain. Well, only once.

My 2013 Nissan Leaf SV is special to me because I have to drive 130 miles a day and this EV saves a lot of money in gas. I calculated that after the costs of my last car, plus gas, I am pocketing 270 dollars a month after my car payment, says Randy Hamlet from Chillicothe, Ohio.

Here is a tale of two ladies, one a Pink and White Camaro 2SS, the other, the owner who envisioned her. Shannan T has been a "Camaro Girl" since she was 13 years old. Her fascination with the brand started in her home town of Frankfort, KY.

Yesterday in Dodge Challenger Owners Association's Facebook Group a guy named Joe Bowman shared the picture of his 2010 V6 Challenger and asked if white letters on tires are "yay or nay." To most group members they looked good and it turned out that this is the fastest V6 Challenger in the world (see the video below).

Meet Catherine Newman and her 2012 Chevy Camaro ZL1. See what happens when younger guys approach her to challenge her driving. Newman, of course, is the Vice President of the Maryland Camaro club.

Yesterday, one of the TorqueNews readers share this cool rhythmic video of 1986 Chevy Camaro in Camaros Unlimited Facebook Group, which is the largest FB group for Camaros. As he starts the car you can hear as if the vehicle is playing to the sound of a small block beat.

In an interview with a loyal Honda owner, he reveals why he made the switch to Subaru and now owns two, a 2013 BRZ and 2013 WRX.

If you think you know what type of person buys the Tesla Model S electric super-sedan you may be surprised by this interview with an actual owner. Maybe the experts are wrong.