Immediately upon acquiring a new car, you may hear this common phrase from your peers: "What are you going to do to it?" For enthusiasts, especially, there is always some pressure to modify your car.

In 2025, a growing number of auto policyholders are turning to aftermarket parts to reduce repair costs, a trend that mirrors the increasing popularity of vehicle modifications. For owners of hot rods ...

For an enthusiast, a stock car is never enough; you get a new car, but you want more. More power, better handling, better exhaust note, better looks. Some mods look good, but they end up making your ...

There is no such thing as "impossible" with classic and muscle cars anymore—just glance through the features and ads in any issue of PHR and check out the unbelievable list of parts available. If you ...

Who wouldn’t want a Bond car or KITT from Knight Rider? These iconic vehicles are incredible, full of tech, and ready for the road. They’re also out of reach for most of us. However, that doesn’t mean ...

Joe Parker is a nationally award-winning journalist and columnist from the Atlanta area. He has served as an automotive journalist for the past four years alongside extensive sports, business, ...

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Update: Periodic Service, Maintenance & Small UpgradesBy February 2026, the car had crossed 140,000 km, and it was time for ...