Just before the pandemic hit, Rolls Royce was proud to showcase their latest model: The Cullinan Black Badge. It’s a wilder take an on already wild SUV: the Black Badge series ascends the Rolls Royce lineup to new levels with more power, more personalization, and more presence. It is, by any measure, the most bespoke lineup of vehicles on Terra Firma, and now the Rolls SUV joins the family.

Chip Foose is, without question, a living legend. From his artwork to his talents in automotive design and fabrication, he’s established himself as one of the all time greats. While his work typically manifests in the form of classic American iron, Chip occasionally takes a dip outside of his comfort zone, showcasing his tastes in other aspects, far and wide. Today, we’ve been given the opportunity to see how Foose himself imagines the “perfect” E30 M3.

There’s a bit of a blessing and a curse when it comes to the Nissan S-chassis. Admittedly, I’ve never owned one; however, it’s hard not to form some sort of opinion, given just how popular the chassis is. That’s the blessing: an absolutely immense following, aftermarket, knowledge base, and community surrounding a relatively inexpensive rear-wheel-drive driver-centric platform, and one that looks good, no less. The curse, though, stems from the same roots.

An incredible photo set, unposted from the StanceWorks Archives. Photographed in May of 2017, Keith Ross captured the StanceWorks “Parts Car” in what is undoubtedly the best photo set on record. Built as a tribute to the nearly-unknown 1982 FIA Group A E28 528i race cars that took home a championship win, the StanceWorks “Parts Car” payed homage to to an important piece of BMW history with its unveiling at SEMA, 2016, with H&R Springs.

One of the most recent installments of Air Lift Performance’s “Life on Air” series features a familiar name and face from the StanceWorks Archives. This bike hauler shows us how it’s done, low and slow. Matt Waln, a first responder out of Warrenton, VA shares a little about himself, his style, and what motivates him to build machines that move.