The Carlovers Magazine |
- 2011 Cadillac DTS – Attractive, But A Tad Aged
- Mini Cooper S With A Jet Engine
- Buying Classic Car Insurance
- This Week’s Most-Read Stories
- NASCAR Nationwide Series Scotts EZ Seed 300 | Bristol Motor Speedway Open Race Thread
- Most-Watched Video Reviews of the Week
- Holden Cruze Review (SRi-V 1.4T)
- Volker surprises himself with opening TQ run
- Video – Cactus Classic Qualifying action
- Sprint Cup Jeff Byrd 500 Primer – Teams with Best Shot at Besting Bristol
| 2011 Cadillac DTS – Attractive, But A Tad Aged Posted: First Look: The 2011 Cadillac DTS sedan could be said as the modern take on this classic American luxury car. The new sparkling, slab-sided styling of the new DTS sedan might be modern styling, but still certain styling cues for example the huge egg-crate grille and vertical taillights of the car gives the essence of [...]  | |||
| Mini Cooper S With A Jet Engine Posted: Although MINI and Rolls-Royce have the same owner, these two British brands were never meant to share the same styling or performance. A Texas based tuning company name BMP Design was able to fit a Rolls-Royce Allison 250-C20B jet engine from a helipcopter in a Mini Cooper S sports car! You can only imagine what [...]  | |||
| Posted: If you are lucky enough to own a classic car, then you know the care that it takes to maintain it classic features. Part of maintaining a classic car is ensuring that you have sufficient insurance coverage. Insuring a classic car can be confusing as it is different than insuring a standard car. When insuring [...]  | |||
| Posted: While gas prices have fallen in the past few days, at a national average of $3.50 a gallon you still might want to change your driving habits to save some fuel. We have a ton of suggestions on how to...  | |||
| NASCAR Nationwide Series Scotts EZ Seed 300 | Bristol Motor Speedway Open Race Thread Posted: I don't know about you but taking a week off at the beginning of the season hurts any momentum and excitement gained by the first few weeks of racing. Thankfully we're at Bristol, where the excitement can be re-established! At t...  | |||
| Most-Watched Video Reviews of the Week Posted: We usually don't cover the commercial truck market here, but fans of heavy-duty haulers can check out PickupTrucks.com for the latest news, including this video from at the 2011 NTEA Work Truck Show. In it, PickupTrucks.com's Mike Levine goes through...  | |||
| Holden Cruze Review (SRi-V 1.4T) Posted:
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| Volker surprises himself with opening TQ run Posted: Series leader Ronald Volker has topped the opening qualifier at the fourth round of the Yokomo Euro Touring Series in Poland. Although he has dominated the first half of the 2010/11 ETS season the German was surprised to have TQ’d and said afterwards it was a lucky TQ as his rivals [...]  | |||
| Video – Cactus Classic Qualifying action Posted: Click here to view the embedded video.  | |||
| Sprint Cup Jeff Byrd 500 Primer – Teams with Best Shot at Besting Bristol Posted: 
After a premature off-week, the Sprint Cup Series returns to action on Sunday at the historic Bristol Motor Speedway. The track's winner list reads like a history of motorsports. Eight of the nine winningest drivers are Cup champions, and five of them are either NASCAR Hall of Famers, inductees or nominees. Sunday's Jeff Byrd 500, named for a late track president, has a lot of mystery surrounding it. This ain't your dad's Bristol where the bump-and-run was paramount to success. Resurfaced in between races in 2007, Bristol has more recently become a track centered on momentum. This is in stark contrast to the wreck-filled marathons of legend. Running on the apron used to be the quickest way around the track but that was before the walls were pushed back, giving the track a second-and-a-half groove in the corners. This has had a clear effect on some of the track's winningest active champions, especially Jeff Gordon and Kurt Busch. Gordon has five wins at Bristol, four of which came in the spring's daytime event, and has a driver rating of 98.7, good for third-best in the series. Busch also holds five wins, adding six top fives and a driver rating of 95.9, fifth best in Sprint Cup. And yet, neither driver has won here since 2006. The new Bristol requires two, and sometimes three-wide racing, and the ability to make a groove where one is not exactly apparent. Enter Kyle Busch. The younger Busch has three wins under the new configuration (four total wins), with six top fives and nine top tens. He's won here in three of his last four starts and has four in his last eight. In August, he completed an improbable sweep of all three national touring series races and is looking to maintain the trend on Sunday. Busch holds the top driver rating statistic with a 106.0, six points higher than second-best Greg Biffle. If Busch can keep out of trouble, he'll be contending in the final stretch. For his part, Biffle has done extremely good at Bristol. And yet has nothing to show for it. The aforementioned driver rating is 99.5 and he's averaging a top-ten per start at BMS. Biffle arrives at Bristol in 2011 with six-career top fives and ten top tens. Biffle's conservative approach has always treated him well at the very aggressive BMS. Sunday should be no different. Last Season: Jimmie Johnson took four tires to pass four cars on a late restart and passed Tony Stewart with six laps to go to win the Food City 500. The victory was Johnson's first at Bristol. The Jeff Byrd 500 Presented by Food City from Bristol Motor Speedway airs at 1 p.m. EST and will be televised live by FOX Sports.
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