Who doesn't like a modified car? From drift missiles to salt-flat speedsters, the world of custom cars is as diverse as its members, those willing to hack their cars up to fit a non-factory need.

Modifying a car is a fantastic chance to personalize it. Sure, you can slap the standard Stage 2 mods on your Subaru, but that's not making the car any more yours — it's just making it slightly faster ...

The automotive world offers a plethora of options for enthusiasts looking for high-end specs. Generally, there are two ways to go about it: buy a performance car or build one. If you're new to car ...

The practice of car modification has taken on many forms over the years — all it takes is a bit of creativity, the right tools, and a car you don't mind scuffing up a bit, and you can create all kinds ...

There are three types of car lovers. The opportunist who sees the value and potential of a car in the market and wants to flip it for profit. The motorhead who craves a chance behind the wheel of a ...

Mark Martin and the late Greg Biffle shared a deep mutual respect. Their paths overlapped for four years as teammates at ...

All styles of car modification have their fans and critics, but few styles are as divisive as the slammed or stanced car. With their wheels tilted out at an angle and their bodies only barely above ...

Be it in a high school parking lot or at car shows of some sort, each one of us has probably come across a heavily lowered Honda Civic or something similar in our time. In fact, we've all probably ...