DAGGERs Garage

With Christmas fast approaching, gear/petrol heads across the globe scratch their heads trying to come up with ideas to tell parents or significant others. Sure it would be great to get a fully functioning RX-7 or R34 GTR, but who really has that much money? Personally, I was dissatisfied with online articles or videos on youtube relating to this subject, so I decided to make my own list. This list is sorted into six segments, all based on price range. The majority of us will fall into the first 3 segments, which is $1-200 USD. With that said, lets get started.

Hey CT, With GT Sport being released very soon, I am in search of a wheel compatible with a PS4. I have narrowed it down to these two, the T150 and T300. I know there are much nicer wheels on the market but I don’t want to spend more than about $250. My current wheel (for ps3) is the Logtech Driving Force GT, and I’d like to have something a litter nicer. Anyone have a recommendation? Anyone know how the T150 and T300 would compare to the Driving Force GT? Thanks in advance for the help!

Hello fellow CTzens, here at DAGGERs Garage we autocross. More specifically, we autocross a 2004 Ford Focus SVT (also know as an ST170). I always knew that these Foci tend to have a tail happy rear end at the limit, but I never knew exactly how much until this weekend. Question: What happens when you combine an old airstrip, hot pavement, over-pressurized tires, and a guy with a need for speed?

Got to see this dime piece at Pontiac Nationals in Norwalk, OH. This car is 1 of 65 made in 1968 and 1 of 6 with a four speed that year!! RARE!!