My Year in Review – 2019
These "Year in Review" pieces seem to come more and more quickly with each passing year. It's terrifying, to be honest. Just a "few short months" ago, it seems as though 2019 rolled in. I announced 1...
These "Year in Review" pieces seem to come more and more quickly with each passing year. It's terrifying, to be honest. Just a "few short months" ago, it seems as though 2019 rolled in. I announced 1...
In 1987, Car and Driver Magazine set out to find the fastest street car in America. In that same year, the Ferrari F40 proved to be the first-ever production car to break the 200mph barrier; however,...
The Rolex 24 at Daytona is, as history defines, one of motorsports’ crown jewels. As one of America’s most prestigious races, and as one of the most important endurance races worldwide, it has stood ...
Okay... enough waiting. Here's the rest of the "good things": more top-tier photography of the 77th Goodwood Members' Meeting, courtesy of the talented Peter Aylward. Be sure to follow him on Instagr...
"Good things come to those who wait," or so they say at least. It piggy-backs on the sentiment of "patience is a virtue," and while both seem nonsensical when in the throes of restlessness, it does r...
It's all but impossible to believe that we're already nearing the end of 2019. It seems like I've only just begun writing the date on checks correctly, not needing to scribble out an "18" to look mor...
As we continue further and further into the digital age, digital automotive art continues to rise in prominence amongst the automotive community. Digital renderings, profile vectors, and coffee shop ...
As we continue further and further into the digital age, digital automotive art continues to rise in prominence amongst the automotive community. Digital renderings, profile vectors, and coffee shop ...
I first encountered Brandon Miller's work nearly 15 years ago. Photos of his gorgeous white E34, perched atop AC-Schnitzer Type 3s and photographed beautifully beneath a bridge, are permanently embed...
It was, undoubtedly, the coldest night of the trip, although at just shy of 11,000 feet, with small patches of snow still on the ground, that doesn't quite come as a surprise. The clearing we had fou...
Imagine yourself in grade school: you're in your chair, and your desk it attached, and perhaps your feet are stuffed into the basket under your seat. You hear the creaking squeaking from down the hal...
Since the latest StanceWorks project made its debut, we've been waiting for the chance to share it in best Hoonigan fashion possible: an episode of Build Biology. As the Hoonigan crew puts it: "We've...
In 1988, the world was introduced to AKIRA, an animated film that tells the story of Shotaro Kaneda and Tetsuo Shima, both friends and adversaries, as their story of absolute power, corruption, and m...
The E30 M3 has been, since my enthusiasm for BMW began, one of the coolest offerings from the marque, period. While it's hard to ignore machines like the M1, the E9 CSL, or even my longtime favorite,...
Just over a week ago, we hosted our second Open House at the StanceWorks Headquarters, as a celebration of sorts for 10 years of automotive content and community. As the fourth "major" event we've ho...
It's that time of year once again: a look back on my biggest moments of the past twelve months. Each year brings about a new sense of excitement as I take my first opportunity in 365 days to look bac...
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth a few million, easy. At least, that's the current exchange rate. Our friends at Driving Line and Motegi Racing recently partnered up with our ...
California's "Golden State" moniker might not stem from its iconic sunsets and its "golden hour," but its certainly fitting. As he made his way down the 79 freeway on the backside of Palomar Mountain...
SEMA 2018 has finally come to an end. We're back in SoCal, and for better or worse, we're catching up on more than a week's worth of missed emails, articles, and more. For many of us, wether we look ...
There's no better way to enjoy a vehicle you've built with your own hands than to use it, or perhaps in this case, abuse it. Earlier this spring, Emily and I, along with our dog Chloe, set out for th...
If you step into my apartment, you'll find my walls covered in art. Much to the chagrin of my lovely, patient, and understanding girlfriend, the art is almost entirely automotive in nature. From enor...
Just over six months ago, Kris Clewell and Alex Nelson set out on the trip of a lifetime. Following the shipment of Kris's 1972 Porsche 911 from Minnesota to the StanceWorks HQ here in Southern Calif...
Even as a BMW guy, I find it hard to argue that no marque competes with the history and heritage of Porsche. Some carry more power, and others carry more prowess, but it seems as if nothing quite sym...
Since finishing the "Parts Car" in November of '16, I've been on a constant quest to improve it. Alignment changes, spring rate changes, and sway bar adjustments have all helped to hasten the car aro...
I'm pretty sure I can officially call this post a "tradition" now. Or maybe I have before, I can't say for sure. A year ago was, well, a year ago, and a lot has happened since... and in more ways tha...