You can find an internet full of people of the likes of Ken Block, hooning half a million Dollar's worth of top-notch Rally equipment. Yet there is something special about hooning a 3 million Dollar classic Alfa-Romeo.

A driver out on a track day on Zandvoort in the Netherlands loses his 360, a car that can be a little twitchy from time to time, after putting a wheel off and trying to correct it. It can be skills, it can be luck, but he somehow keeps it out of the Armco barrier on the inside of the turn.

… And lands on his feet! He's even able to limp to the side of the road on his own, judging by the impact, I'd say his guardian angel was watching him instead of Youtube.

We all know about the tuning and streetracing-scenes in the parts of the world like Japan or the United States, but how about Sweden? Well... it's not what you'd expect...

You remember that awesome “Car vs Bike Drift Battle”? In case you don't, I'll include it at the bottom at “Read More”. Anyway, they made a second video, not quite as pure as the first one, but still quite entertaining! Be sure to check it out!

Bmw's “M”-cars used to be purpose built track machines: light, precise, balanced and powerful.
These days they are the type of car that tries to have two faces, something the automotive industry has to realize is not possible. The E60 M5 for example, was to loud and to “out there” for some people. The F10 M5 on the other hand is to civilised, quite and refined for some (like me). So then, should we just forget about the good things Bmw has always had to offer and move on? Should we change our point of view on things and go with the flow? Or is there a different route?

Andrew Filippone Jr. is making a documentary about the Buick Grand National titled "Black Air".
It is an independent production and will be released on December 11, 2012.
We have two short clips after the jump!
Be sure to check out their website in the future: http://www.GNmovie.com .
UPDATE: Trailer added!

MCM Homeland Security, a division of Mighty Car Mods brings us a small special on "Zombie-proofing" your car, in preparation of the
likely event the undead will someday roam the earth hungry for human flesh and brains. Somehow I doubt they will have to fear the brain-part, but they crack me up.
Be sure to check out their website too by clicking here!

I'm not a big fan of Japanese cars, but I guess that's mainly because Japanese in Belgium stands for crappy tuned Civic's that are supposed to be showcars, standard i30's and more uninteresting stuff. But the Jap car scene is more then that, take the Mazda RX7 Spirit R after the break for example...

A look behind the scenes at Bombardier and a little more explanation on how a Learjet is born.
I think we are in dire need of a ValleyJet...