Project Cars
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Movie Review: Ford vs. Ferrari
I have decided to do another movie review to switch things up again. This week, Ford vs Ferrari will be under review, and as a person who actually watched this movie I have to say, personally I thought it was really good. Of course its no Fast and Furious series or Speed, but nonetheless, it still managed a pretty good rating and made a decent amount of money at the box office. And with big names like Christian Bale and Matt Damon in the leading roles, you know this will be a movie to remember. Movie Summary This movie, although fictitious at some points, took the real story of Enzo…
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June’s Spotlight: 5 of the Most Iconic Cars Featured in the Fast and Furious Movie Series:
The Fast and The Furious movie series started all the way back in 2001 and is still very popular today. In this week’s blog post, we will be covering 5 of the most iconic cars ever featured in this movie, and although Paul Walker’s 1999 Nissan Skyline R34 may have taken the title, there are some more that follow not that far behind. 1 – 1999 Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R This seemed like the only real way to start this blog post, not only as a way to pay tribute to the late great Paul Walker but also because why not start with the best of all time? (even if…
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What’s the Real Deal with JDM?
Happy belated Thanksgiving to my American visitors! I hope it was a good one. This week’s blog post is going to be about JDM cars, so let’s get into it! JDM is a term that everyone has heard of at least once in their life, but what does the acronym really mean? JDM or Japanese Domestic Market refers to cars that are made by Japanese companies, made within the country’s regulations. But what makes these cars so special? Keep reading to find out! For a long time now, JDM cars have been popular in the automotive market around the world. Interestingly enough, Japanese made cars were only introduced to the…
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In Loving Memory – Ken Block
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Top 10 JDM Cars That Can Finally Be Imported into Canada (2022 Edition)
There’s never a better feeling than the one that comes with knowing that you can now legally import your dream car. A few posts ago, we mentioned that in order to legally import a vehicle into Canada, the vehicle must be at least 15 years or older. So if that makes my math correct, that now means (as of 2022) all cars that were made in 2007 can legally enter the country. So go on gearheards, go crazy with some of the choices on this list! Let’s start with the Honda Civic Type R (FD2). It comes with a naturally aspirated 2.0L engine, which simply means that the engine is…
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Imported vs. Domestic – Which One to Go For
For years, many people have questioned it, and many think they found the answers. I am here to tell you today, I have the information you need that will help you make your choice. Many houses across America really only have room for one vehicle on the driveway, which leaves a lot of people scratching their heads, wondering if they made the right decision in the end. First, it is worth noting that the difference between domestic and imported cars really has nothing to do with the countries they come from. Some influences are cultural based,. Some influences are market-based. But any way you look at it, the whole picture…
