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1932 Ford Roadster “MyWay”

Today we’re bringing you a classic roadster thanks to Kugel Komponents. This particular ride received an Outstanding Engineering Award at the Grand National Roadster Show and, in our opinion, lives up to the praise it’s received. Check out this recent episode of Jay Leno’s Garage to hear all the ins and outs and let us know what you think – does it deserve the hype?

Source: Jay Leno’s Garage

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2024 Mustang RTR

RTR Vehicles by Vaughn Gittin Jr. recently unveiled the RTR Spec 2 based on the 2024 Mustang GT. Other tuning shops have begun modifying the ride – Saleen says it will extract up to 800 horsepower from the S650’s V8. Check it out, right here.

Source: CarBuzz, RTR Vehicles

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Hemi-powered Buick

The MotorTrend guys have been hard at work on this 1986 ‘G-Cat’. Will it be ready in time for Drag Week? Time will tell. Check out the video below to follow along as they build the ride and take the first passes up and down the drag strip. Enjoy.

Source: MotorTrend Channel

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Mach E GT Performance Edition

The Ford Mustang Mach-E was recently rated the best electric car you can buy. The GT Performance Edition stopped by the Garage, accompanied by Ford’s Director of Future Vehicles, Dave Pericak. With a 0-60 mph sprint of 3.5 seconds, the car is faster than a BMW M4, and starts at just $67,995. Pericak mentioned that the brand is leaning into the electrification trend, and said “We’re electrifying the F-150, the transit (and) the Mustang..” Check it out, right here.

Source: Jay Leno’s Garage, CarBuzz

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The 5,000 Hour Handmade Viper

Minnesota-based shop Runge cars hand-builds custom cars in bare aluminum. A recent creation, The Veleno rolled into Jay Leno’s Garage so our host could get behind the wheel and find out for himself what 5,000 hours of work feels like. Check out the shiny beauty, right here.

Source: CarBuzz, Jay Leno’s Garage