Rahul Kapoor
Features Editor at Hotcars
Automotive Writer and Photographer. Hotcars | Ex-Express Drives | Ex-AutoX | Ex-Motown India
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6 days ago |
hotcars.com | Rahul Kapoor
There’s a Mustang out there that few people have seen up close. It doesn’t roar through city streets or sit under bright lights at auto shows. Ford built it not for the road or the showroom, but for something else entirely. This machine exists behind closed doors, and engineers use it to push the limits on private test tracks to develop high-performance models. But it’s so powerful that Ford must keep it locked away.
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1 month ago |
hotcars.com | Rahul Kapoor
In the 1960s, the automotive industry witnessed significant advancements in vehicle performance, leading to the development of sports cars that set new benchmarks for speed. Manufacturers focused on enhancing engine power, aerodynamics, and overall design to achieve higher speeds. This era marked a pivotal point in automotive history, as the quest for the title of the world’s fastest car intensified among leading carmakers.
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1 month ago |
hotcars.com | Rahul Kapoor
The 1960s were considered the golden era of muscle cars. Typically, muscle cars are American coupes or convertibles with a massive V8 engine that makes a ton of horsepower. Merriam-Webster believes the definition of a muscle car to be– “Any of a group of American-made 2-door sports coupes with powerful engines designed for high-performance driving." However, brands from Europe, like the Germans and Brits, have built cars along similar lines that some classify and consider as muscle cars as well.
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1 month ago |
hotcars.com | Rahul Kapoor
The 1960s was the golden era of American muscle cars and the entire global automobile industry. It was marked by rapid advancements in engineering, groundbreaking designs, and fierce motorsport rivalries. While many legendary cars were produced during this decade, one stood out as the most expensive and exclusive of them all.
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1 month ago |
hotcars.com | Rahul Kapoor
Engine swaps are usually long, complicated processes, but in a recent YouTube video by the channel No Bolts Left Behind, it was done in just 15 minutes. How is that possible? I hear you ask. Simple, sped-up footage documenting an entire build compressed into a fast-paced, cinematic transformation. Let’s be real, a full car build in 15 minutes is impossible, but the video highlights just how much work goes into a project like this.
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