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Drifting -– the art of defying a car’s traction into a controlled slide sideways around corners at breakneck speeds -– is still below the radar for a lot of Americans, but the sport continues to grow nonetheless. Sound confusing? Take a look at this.
Tracing its origins back to underground races on Japan’s winding mountain roads in the 1960s, drifting was a full-fledged and heavily funded motorsport in Japan by the 1980s. It arrived in the U
nited States in the late 1990s, and has been gaining in popularity ever since, boosted by the cult following of the Japanese Manga/Anime series Initial D. This summer, American movie-going audiences will get hit with a full dose of the drifting phenomenon with the third installment of The Fast and The Furious trilogy, subtitled Tokyo Drift.
Continue reading "Drifting Champ’s Hot New Ride? The Pontiac Solstice GXP"
Quoted from "fastlane", GM Vice-President Bob Lutz's Blog
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Saya sudah sejak dulu kepikiran untuk modifikasi Chevy sepert jaman dulu.
- Modifikasi mesin
- Modifikasi bodi. Lihat mobil Amerika tahun 50-an
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