The Ford F-Series has been the #1 selling vehicle in North America for several years and has always been an integral part of ROUSH Performance’s product line up. With Ford launching four new engines for the 2011+ F-150, ROUSH has added more horsepower and throaty tunes to enhance all four new F-150 powertrains.
Among the new engines are two new beefy V-8′s. ROUSH has developed new ROUSHcharger supercharger systems for both the 6.2L and the 5.0L V-8 powertrains. Both the 6.2L and 5.0L supercharger systems will be available as a non-calibrated TUNER kit…
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TrucksConcept cars are generally not built as daily drivers. Like supermodels, their purpose is to outshine all others in the spotlight for a brief period of time, not to shuttle kids back and forth to soccer practice before hauling groceries home from the local WalMart.
When their moment in the sun is over, most concept cars go the crusher (supermodels, on the other hand, generally get reality TV shows). One notable exception to this rule was the 1954 DeSoto Adventurer II concept, which was…
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DeSoto Adventurer IIIf you have a thousand Benjamins burning a hole in your pocket, may we recommend heading to your local Ford dealership? Ford has unveiled the track-prepped sibling to its Focus ST sports compact, the ST-R, with a price tag just under a hundred grand.
The stripped-down commuter car comes kitted out with FIA regulation roll cage, uprated brakes and suspension components, and a more powerful 2.0 liter,…
In January, the Chrysler Group will sneak an Alfa dressed like a Dodge into the Detroit auto show.
Chrysler announced Tuesday that it would bring back the Dart nameplate for Dodge’s first compact sedan since the Neon was phased out in 2005. And judging by the Dart’s Italian pedigree, it will not be the plain vanilla scoop of the ’60s that its namesake was — even in Swinger guise — nor will it be a Hemi-powered limited-edition monster like the version fielded by Dodge in 1968.
