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Furious 7: One Last Ride - Contains SPOILERS. Top Story - November 2017.
This Article/Review WILL contain SPOILERS. Read at YOUR OWN RISK! Friday 3rd April 2015 was the release date for Furious 7 (also known as Fast and Furious Seven). Furious 7 is the sequel to the 2013 film Fast and Furious 6. The film is written by Chris Morgan and is very well directed by James Wan. The film marks the final appearance of Paul Walker who died in November 2013 in a car accident. The film should have been released earlier, but due to Walkers death, filming had been delayed.
By Lewis Jefferies8 years ago in Wheel
Why the Top Gear Reboot Isn't That Bad
News hit the nation when it was revealed that Jeremy Clarkson had been sacked by the BBC after his actions towards the producer of the show. People then speculated if Top Gear was to actually continue on the BBC or if the trio would triumph on with the show on another network. It turned out that Top Gear would remain with the BBC and Clarkson, May and Hammond would have to go their own way and create something new.
By Lewis Jefferies8 years ago in Wheel
Must Have Pickup Truck Accessories
Every pickup truck owner knows about the variety of different products and accessories that the vehicle is capable of having. You can transform your baby into the most efficient machine for your day-to-day use. Plus, who doesn't love spoiling yourself on some car products? Even if you don't own pickup trucks yourself, any option on this list of the must-have pickup truck accessories would be a great gift for your truck-loving best friend, family member, or significant other.
By Mark Turner8 years ago in Wheel
Best Electric Cars You Can Buy Right Now
The popularity of the electric car is great than ever. Who would have thought that an entirely electrical car would be a practical option for the everyday commute? Most manufacturers are coming out with rival options for the growing desires of the consumer.
By Kelsey Lange8 years ago in Wheel
How Not to Wash Your Car
We are all guilty of washing our cars with one bucket or bowl with whatever soap we have laying around the house. And some of us are guilty of taking our cars through the drive through car wash. I’m going to tell you to stop doing both, as you are actually causing harm to the finish of your car. Now let me start off by saying, I am guilty of both, before I was a detailer I used a single bucket with whatever soap I could find because I just didn’t care enough, and all of that changed once I started working for a big detail company, which I will leave nameless.
By Nathan Segura8 years ago in Wheel
Most Affordable Cars for College Students
What are you looking for in a great college car? Well, if you're commuting, the most important things are going to be reliability and fuel efficiency. You don't want to treat your college car all precious like, you're just looking for an inexpensive way to combine great safety ratings and ample cargo space. Another thing to consider: buy a car that doesn't call attention to itself. A flashy car is not ideal for a college student, with all the debts they're racking up, they are in no position to shell out cash on a pricey ticket. Now, you don't want such an ugly beater that a potential date is afraid to step foot in it, but you know, find a nice middle ground.
By Joseph Farley8 years ago in Wheel
My First Car Was Destroyed In a Flood. Top Story - November 2017.
My first car was a brand new 2010 Subaru Forester X Premium. I loved everything about it: the cloth seats, the huge sunroof, the bright headlights, the killer sound system (after I added a small preamp unit, of course), the shiny black paint, the way it revved when I pressed the gas pedal just beyond that special point. It was a beaut, and it was my beaut.
By Aulos.Media8 years ago in Wheel
NASCAR's "Win and You're In" Playoff System Needs to Change
For those who do not follow NASCAR, there has been a "playoffs" system in place since 2004. Since its debut in the 2004 season, it has gone through various different versions. The current iteration, that was put into place for the 2014 season (with a tweak for the 2017 season), mimics a championship system seen in football. Sixteen drivers make the NASCAR playoffs, with a win being an instant pass in. Should sixteen drivers not win a race, then the rest are in on points alone. Once sixteen drivers are in the Playoffs, there is a series of three "rounds" with four races each, with four drivers being knocked out of the Playoffs after each round. The same rules apply: "win, and you're in." After the third round of four races, four drivers advance to the final race of the season, the Ford 400. Whoever of the final four drivers in the Playoffs finishes the highest wins the championship. For the 2017 season, NASCAR added "stages" to all of the races, with all races having three stages (with the exception being the Coca Cola 600, the longest race of the year). These stages award points to the top ten finishers at the end of the stage, ten for first and one for tenth. The first place finisher also receives a "Playoff point." The winner of the race also receives five of these Playoff points. Because all sixteen Playoff drivers' points are reset at the turn of a round, the Playoff points are added onto that reset number, giving a driver more points to start off with.
By Cameron Shirey8 years ago in Wheel
