From the mid 1960's through the mid '70s, Chrysler built some of the fastest, coolest and most desirable muscle cars in history. Today cars like the Charger, Challenger, Cuda, GTX and Road Runner have become sought-after collectibles, but they still handle like 40-year-old passenger cars. After years of research and development, Hotchkis Performance is proud to announce a new line of bolt-on suspension components for classic Mopar B & E Bodies that radically improve handling, road feel and traction. The first parts in the new line are front and rear sway bars available individually or as complete kits. Read More »

CORSA Performance Exhausts has announced their axle-back exhaust systems for 2009 ZR1 and Z06 Corvettes. Read More »

The engineers at Stillen were quick to get their hands on the new Nissan 370Z and have already developed several performance modifications. Read More »

Boston Acoustics introduces its new line of Boston GT reference automotive power amplifiers. Boasting 20% more power from the same sized chassis as previous models, these amplifiers also feature improved sound quality and a bold new look! Read More »

After eleven months of intense development and testing, ROUSH Performance today unveiled the 2010 ROUSH Mustang lineup. Read More »

Vortech Superchargers has announced the availability of their new supercharger kits for the 2006-2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 and the 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8. Read More »

Congratulations to Doug Cooper and his 1932 Ford B-400 sedan. Doug's '32 is the 2009 Don Ridler Memorial Award winner, one of the most coveted trophies on the show car circuit. Read More »

Whether or not you liked the movie Gone in 60 Seconds, there is little doubt you loved the movie's star, Elearnor, the 1967 Shelby Mustang. In 2002, Carroll Shelby licensed the Shelby name to Unique Performance to re-create the GT500E from the movie and make the vehicles available for purchase. Read More »

Auto Meter Products, Inc. is proud to introduce MOPAR Performance series gauges, officially licensed from MOPAR. Read More »

In a recent article in the New York Times, it was pointed out that most people who modify their vehicles to include performance parts don't bother to upgrade their insurance until it is too late. Read More »