Remember the EV West E36 M3? It's the one Bill Caswell drove last year. Well, now it's the fastest street-legal electric car up Pikes Peak. Here's what it's like to drive.

We love the Scion FRS and Subaru BRZ. They are affordable, practical, and you can drive them at 10/10ths basically all the time. But what happens to a BRZ when you add enough boost to more than double the horsepower and more than triple the torque output? We grabbed the keys to Crawford Performance's BRZ and found…

What would a Porsche GT3 RS have looked like, driven like, sounded like in 1985? The world will never know. Or will it know? Actually, the answer to that is, Yes, it will now know.

With more and more weekend racing warriors heading to private race tracks, the dilemma of what to drive has become a real first-world problem. Do they take a road car and prep it for the track, or buy a dedicated track car? AVI Racing came up with a have-and-eat cake solution.

Actually, this truck is not a Raptor, it's an EcoBoost-powered Ford F-150 with a Raptor frame-and-body swap. However it came to life, it's a more economical way to get your Raptor on without sacrificing power and torque. And Ford doesn't even build it.

What's the one criticism routinely lodged against the otherwise well-received Subaru BRZ and Scion FRS twins? It's the lack of Powwwwwah. Many tuning shops have already turned up the dial on these cars. Here's the latest.

We already know Turner Motorsport enjoys a bit of the ol' hot drifting blond, but what's its like to drive the Turner 2011 Continental Tire Series Championship-winning E92 M3 Race Car, sans blond? Let's see.

The Nissan GT-R is a stunningly capable car right from the factory. Add a few hundred extra horsepower and it's a jarheaded MMA enthusiast deep in the throes of 'roid rage. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

The car world is lousy with fly-by-night tuning shops. RENNtech isn't one of them. Founded in the 1980s by 15-year AMG veteran Hartmut Feyhl, the Florida shop has put the screws to hundreds of Mercedes-Benz (as well as Porsche and BMW) products over the decades.

Remember that movie about moving at a high rate of speed while being, er, angrily frenzied? I forget what it was called. Either way, that movie made legend of the tuned Mk4 Toyota Supra. But what's it like to drive one of those things?