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Rocket Bunny, is famously known for its widebody aerodynamic and style kits. In this post, we talk about the kit made for the Mazda ND Miata.  This aero kit includes: Part Number: 17040230  Complete Widebody Aero Kit with GT Wing for $4,500.00 shopgreddy.com shopgreddy.com For those buyers who don't need/want the full kit, individual parts are available as well. Part Number: 17040231  Front Over-Fenders (only) +40mm for  $800.00 Part Number: 17040232  Rear Over-Fenders (only) +80mm for $800.00   Part Number: 17040233  Front Lip (only) for  $600.00 Part Number: 17040234  Rear Under Diffuser (only) for $600.00   Part Number: 17040235 Rear GT Wing set (only) for $1500.00

Rocket Bunny, is famously known for its widebody aerodynamic and style kits. In this post, we talk about the kit made for the Nissan S15 Silvia. This is the Version 2 Aero kit by Rocket Bunny Pandem: Part Number: 17020260 Complete Widebody Aero Kit with Wing for $3,995.00 shopgreddy.com shopgreddy.com For those buyers who don't need/want the full kit, individual parts are available as well. Part Number: 17020261 Front Bumper (only) for $915.00 Part Number: 17020262 Front Lip (only) for $320.00 Part Number: 17020263 Side Skirts (only) for $560.00 Part Number: 17020264 Rear Diffuser (only) for $560.00   Part Number: 17020265 Front Over-Fenders (only) +50mm for $560.00   Part Number: 17020266 Rear Over-Fenders (only) +80mm for $560.00 Part Number: 17020267 Rear "Duck tail" Wing (only) for $560.00 Part Number: 17020269 Front Splitter (only) for $170.00 Part Number: 17020270 Front Lip Support Rods (only) for $65.00 Part Number: 17010230  Ver.2 LED DRL/Signal

Rocket Bunny, is famously known for its widebody aerodynamic and style kits. In this post, we talk about the kit made for the A90 Toyota Supra.  In the kit, you can purchase complete kits. They include: Part Number: 66910400  Complete V1 Widebody Aero Kit (with "whale-tail" wing) for $8200.00 tuningblog.eu tuningblog.eu Part Number: 66910410  V1.5 Widebody Aero Kit (with GT wing ) without V1.5 Front Canard option for $8700.00 supraforums.com sx-z.com Part Number: 66910401 + 66910411  V1 Full Kit without Wing + 1.5 Trunk Cover (still has indentions for GT-Wing) for $6150.00 But, not everyone wants to actually buy the full kits. So, Rocket Bunny has that option as well. You can buy individual body panels as well: Part Number: 66910402  V1 / V1.5 Front Lip Spoiler (only) for $850.00   Part Number:  66910403 V1 / V1.5 Side Skirts (only) for  $1475.00   Part Number:  66910404 V1 / V1.5 Front Over-Fenders (only) +70mm for $1260.00 Part Number:  66910405 V1 / V1.5 Rear Over-Fende

Alright, before you say it, I know. “Ew its a Toyota!” But, hold your horses. Toyota not only has the reputation of being the MOST RELIABLE car manufacturer, but offers wonderful cars at amazing prices. Today’s choice? The Camry. autoblog.com The Camry base model (LE) starts at $24,970 (as seen above). For that much money, we’re talking about a car with all the modern features, amazing looks, and a mileage of 28 city and 39 highway (note - all stock Camrys are 5 seaters). Although Toyota’s aren’t stupidly fast, they handle great and provide even more comfort. So focusing on their specialty of price and mileage, here’s the other models: LE Hybrid $27,270 51 MPG City / 53 MPG Highway SE $26,485 28 MPG City / 39 MPG Highway (Although this car has the same specs as the LE, is has more interior comfort, and exterior design improvements for more sporty vibes) SE Hybrid $28,785 44 MPG City / 47 Highway SE Nightshade Edition $27,185 28 MPG City / 39 MPG Highway (This has all the same features

In this segment, you’ll come to see your favorite cars. But why not search it up online? Well, in this unit I present a timeline. Take a look at how your favorite car evolved over the years. Today’s spotlight rests on: the Dodge Challenger. The First Generation (1969-1974) slashgear.com Year to year changes were made after the ‘74 model, but only slight cosmetic and mainly power and performance improvements. The changes weren’t too noticeable. (1976) autabuy.com The Second Generation: Downfall of Designs (1978-1983) allpar.com From 1983-2007, the Challenger was changed, and remained in its ‘dark days’. Its not easy to bad-mouth Dodge for this, as almost every muscle car in this era looked like hot-wheels designed by grandmas. The Third Generation: A Comeback (2008-Present) caranddriver.com From 2008 to now, the Challenger has only undergone power and cosmetic changes. (2021) guideautoweb.com

In this segment, you’ll come to see your favorite cars. But why not search it up online? Well, in this unit I present a timeline. Take a look at how your favorite car evolved over the years. Today’s spotlight rests on: the Fairlady Z. First Generation (S30)(240Z/280Z) (1969-1978) flickr.com Second Generation (S130)(280ZX) (1979-1983) ambassadorautomobileco.com Third Generation (Z31)(300ZX) (1984-1989) bringatrailer.com Fourth Generation (Z32)(300ZX) (1990-2000) motorbiscuit.com Fifth Generation (Z33)(350Z) (2002-2008) edmunds.com Sixth Generation (Z34)(370Z) (2009-Present) autoweek.com Seventh Generation (Z35)(400Z) (2022-Onwards) caranddriver.com

In this segment, you’ll come to see your favorite cars. But why not search it up online? Well, in this unit I present a timeline. Take a look at how your favorite car evolved over the years. Today’s spotlight rests on: the Corvette. The C1 Corvette (1953-1962) (1953-1955) barrett-jackson.com (1956-1957) classicdigest.com (1958) pinterest.com The C2 Corvette (1963-1967) (1963-1967) superchevy.com The C3 Corvette (1968-1982) (1968-1973) corvetteblogger.com (1974-1982) mecum.com The C4 Corvette (1984-1996) (1984-1996) automobilemag.com The C5 Corvette (1997-2004) (1997-2004) corvsport.com The C6 Corvette (2005-2013) (2005-2013) nadaguides.com The C7 Corvette (2014-2019) (2014-2019) media.gm.com The C8 Corvette (2020-Present) (2020-Present) motor1.com

(Courtesy: AutoCar) The Golf GTI, one of the many cars that just lets anyone be kid again. The Golf GTI is the sporty version of the normal Volkswagen Golf, for 2021, on the MK7 (mark 7) platform. The GTI like many of its competitors, is extremely practical, affordable and the best part; an amazing driving experience. The FWD GTI has a 228HP 4-cylinder engine, making the 3,221 LB car delightfully quick on its nimble 18" x 7.5" wheels. Like competitors, the GTI has an amazing 6-speed manual transmission, but is available with a 7-speed dual clutch transmission. The Volkswagen GTI lineup, there's also the sedan Jetta GTI, also packed with performance, but we'll save that conversation for another post. For the GTI, there are three models that VW offers: Golf GTI S - starting at $28,695 Golf GTI SE - starting at $32,665 Golf GTI Autobahn - starting at $36,945 When you look at VW's website, you come to notice that although the prices of the models of the car change, th

(Courtesy: The Car Connection)   This, is the Honda Civic Type R. The Type R has followed the Civic generations for a long time now, but is available out of the factory in the form of the 10th-Generation. This variant of the Civic is only available with a well-engineered and fun 6-speed manual transmission. The Type R comes with a 306 HP, turbocharged 4-cylinder engine producing 295 LB-FT of torque. Although that really doesn't sound like much, the way Honda puts that power down in their FWD drivetrain is more than any power you need. The best way to think about the Type R, is the go-kart to go grocery shopping in. It's stupidly fun to drive, and equally as practical to use every day of the year. And lets not forget, this conventional sedan is not only practical, but one of the fastest  sport compacts available in the market. If we had to directly compare the car to compare another, the Type R's main rival would be the Hyundai Veloster N (there is a post on the Veloster N,