Articles by Chris Edwards

Chris Edwards

Chris Edwards has loved everything cars since he was rocking Pampers and a pacifier. In his formative years, Chris spent much of his time soaking up one car magazine to the next ranging from Car & Driver to Truckin. Since college, Chris has written a number of automotive articles. His primary goal has been to entertain the reader while providing richly informative and accurate pieces. As a product of the 90’s, many of Chris’s favorite cars are from this decade, although he appreciates all automotive eras.

Dream Cars: Ferrari F50, Hummer H1, Dodge Viper GTS (First gen), Toyota Supra Turbo & 1970 Boss 302

Classic American Muscle: Exploring the Legend of the 1970 Hemi ‘Cuda

Imagine this: We’re in the early ’70s, and America is at the peak of a power coupe revolution. The rev of large V8 motors fills the air, and any self-respecting car fanatic wants to have a piece of that pure American muscle. Here comes the 1970 Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda… a car to this day that represents everything muscle with its brash design, powerful performance, and lots of good ol’ American ...
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1969 Chevy Camaro Z/28 RS Review: A Muscle Car Legend Revisited

Is the 1969 Chevy Camaro Z28 Rally Sport (RS) a true muscle car legend? In our classic American muscle car review, we’re delving deep into what sets the '69 Camaro Z28 RS apart from its fierce contemporaries, and calling out a few of its quirks along the way. So, fire up your imagination, crank your favorite sixties classic rock anthem, and join me as we relive the golden days of classic ...
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London Supercar Recon & The Thrill of Exotic Car Spotting

Exotic car spotting has become one of those quirky hobbies that blends passion, detective work, and a touch of serendipity. There’s a thrill in catching a Ferrari at the local grocery store or spotting a Bugatti wedged between an everyday Prius and an Accord. It’s like discovering a diamond in a claw machine. Whether you’re casually scrolling through Instagram, lurking on exotic car forums, ...
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Ferrari Purosangue Review: A Family Hauler That Thinks It’s a Supercar

Well, folks, it finally happened. Ferrari caved. The last holdout of the “we’ll never build an SUV” club has gone and done exactly that. Meet the 2024 Ferrari Purosangue, which happens to be the most controversial Ferrari since they put paddle shifters in the F355 and traditionalists had a meltdown. Let’s be clear about one thing right away though, Ferrari does not want you calling this an ...
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Cruisin’ through Classics: 2024 Scottsdale Barrett-Jackson Highlights

In the heart of Scottsdale, car enthusiasts from around the globe gathered at Westworld for the highly anticipated nine-day 2024 Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as some of the rarest, most sought-after and expensive collectors cars went under the hammer.  This annual extravaganza is a mecca for collectors and gearheads alike.   A Brief History ...
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15 Cool High-Tech Features on New Cars

New cars have gotten expensive… really expensive. Even the sensible base Honda Accord has a $25,470 starting MSRP, making it relatively unaffordable for many younger buyers. That being said, newer cars offer excellent passenger and pedestrian safety, they’re economical and reliable, but perhaps best of all, they’re usually full of amazing technology that was thought impossible in the not ...
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Porsche 911 GT3 RS Review: Little to Complain About

The other day, while working on a review of the Porsche 911 GT3 RS, a couple of little guys came by the driveway and stared at it. After a time, the kids started running around yelling “VROOM! VROOM!” Do you want to know something? That pair of kids pretty much spelled out what the mystique of the 911 GT3 RS is: it’s about fun, performance, and hugely great engine sounds.   GT3’s ...
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Why You Need an Aston Martin DBS Superleggera

The first time you drive the DBS Superleggera it takes you by surprise.  You expect it to be good, the DB11 has something of the feel of a well-tailored suit.  The DBS is like finding out the suit is being worn by a heavyweight boxer.  Use the 12 cylinders to their full potential and gearing up through the transmission with the wheel mounted paddles results in a crescendo of noise.  And ...
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Small But Deadly: Mazda Miata MX-5 RF

It is said that all good things come in small packages. The Mazda Miata MX5 is no exception. The tiny roadster has been the center of attention of the automobile world for many years. The car has created a legacy of its own over the years and remains one of Mazda’s most successful projects to date. There is a good reason why every motorhead knows about the Mazda Miata and despite its compact ...
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The 10 Most Exciting Cars Arriving in 2018

Looking in retrospective, 2017 turned out to be a great year for automotive fans. In the short span of 365 days we got to see some truly incredible machinery in the form of McLaren’s Senna, Ferrari’s 812 SuperFast, Lamborghini’s Huracan Performante, and let’s not forget the all-American Ford GT. Although topping that list seems almost impossible, 2018 promises to be even more exhilarating. ...
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