It’s part 2 of the the carnage rundown from the 24 Hours of Lemons at Carolina Motorsports Park. This post covers the winners, whose crap also broke down.
Read MoreA true 24-hour race will break A LOT of cars. We catalog, in two parts, how so many cars broke during the 24-hour Southern Discomfort in South Carolina.
Read MoreIf there’s one thing we love in this series, it’s a front-wheel-drive pickup based on a French design, tearing up the track with double-digit Iacocca horsepower. Yes, we’re talking about the Dodge Rampage and Plymouth Scamp, the truck-ized versions of the L-body Charger that were built from the 1982 through 1984 model years. For reasons that mystify us, only one team has raced one of these fine machines: California’s Team Haulin’ Ass and their 1983 Scamp. Team Haulin’ Ass found and caged their Scamp, added a donkey piñata to the bed (papier-mâché is very lightweight, making it ideal for high-performance…
Read MoreThe Lemons Wish List parade continues. This time around, let’s look at five American-badged cars with imported engines (or chassis altogether).
Read MoreA Mitsubishi race car can be a big challenge, even when they aren’t crappy. However, these three teams raced each other hard at Lemons Chicago 2019.
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