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Chris Demorro Freelancer

Christopher DeMorro is a freelance writer and journalist from Connecticut with two passions in life; writing and cars. This has led him to pursue a full time career as a freelancer with a focus on cars.


When Doug Ross opened his own shop, Weapons Grade Performance in Wallingford, Connecticut, he had one particular project in mind; a LS-swapped Subaru BRZ. “It was a project I wanted to do since the car was announced,” Doug says. Now, the V8 Subie lives, and it is as wicked as you imagine.

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Shelby Mustangs have always been popular, but did you know there was a Mexican version as well? Even rarer than the regular Shelby GT350, the Mexican GT350 had a look and performance all its own.

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Though American cars typically dominate drag racing, the 1,300 horsepower Nissan GT-R tuned by Switzer Performance is one Japanese import that demands respect. Godzilla indeed.

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The Bill Thomas-built Super Cheetah was supposed to be Chevy’s answer to the Shelby Cobra, but fate the SCCA, and GM conspired against Thomas. He built just one Super Cheetah prototype, which can now be yours…for $1.25 million.

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Dating back to 2009, this video is an oldie-but-goody with more than 200,000 views racked up on YouTube. For a simple, 30-second burnout video, that’s pretty impressive, and if you ask us it’s because this pair of Mustangs is owned by a father-son duo.

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With the mid-sized Avenger about to be phased out, and two other Dodge products supposedly migrating to Chrysler, is the future of Dodge in doubt?

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GM is reportedly building a production version of the Cadillac Ciel, and they had better; Caddy needs a big, bold, statement car like this turbocharged hybrid droptop concept.

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The 1962 Ford Cougar concept was a gullwing, fuel-injected futuristic car that unfortunately never made it to production. But if it had, it would surely be considered a classic today.

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An eagle-eyed fan came across a car transporter loaded with the original movie Optimus Prime and Bumblebee vehicles outside an LA film studio. But we were under the impression Optimus and Bumblebee were getting an updated look. What gives?

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The Crew is a new video game coming out for the next-generation of game consoles introduced this week at E3. The trailer makes the game look like it incorporates online play, heavy car modification, and stars the Camaro SS. This is a game that knows how to get our attention…

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Though Ford never offered a Boss 302 version of the Fairmont, this fan-made 1979 version up for sale on eBay is probably close to what it would have looked like had Ford made such a ride.

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Brandon Elledge took his turbocharged 3.8 liter V6 engine from the Ford Thunderbird he built, and dropped it into a Ford Fox-body Mustang, making a unique and powerful car that will cause confusion and envy wherever it goes.

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Holden Special Vehicles managing director Phil Harding says that the Aussie horsepower wars are likely “over”, and that it no longer makes sense to spend money chasing increasing levels of performance. Is this the beginning of the end for America, too?

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The new Chevy SS performance sedan packs 415 horsepower, rear-wheel drive, four-doors, and Aussie roots. Check out this commercial for the new Holden Commodore, with a guest appearance by the Chevy SS.

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Check out this classified ad for a 1969 Yenko Camaro survivor car for sale by the original owner. Besides having just 37,000 miles on the odometer and being a one-owner car, the seller states that his extensive documentation proves that this is the very last first-generation Yenko Camaro ever built.

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Want to relive your chidhood every morning on your way to work? Then you want to buy this full-size replica bumper car, built around a 1984 Dodge Colt. You know you want it.

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