Articles By Travis Williams

Travis Williams has over a decade of automotive journalism and photography experience. He’s covered everything from How to Properly Change Your Oil to Game Changing Cutting Edge Automotive Technologies. Beyond auto writing Travis relishes opportunities to photograph cars. Local car shows, international auto shows, race tracks or even interesting automobiles cruising the streets are all fair game for his trained lens. Travis loves pony and muscle cars above all else, despite never owning one…yet.

Dream Cars: Challenger Hellcat, 2017 Camaro ZL1 & 1971 Buick GSX w/ Stage 1

Ford GT Review – America’s Supercar

Think of an exotic mid-engined super car, and you’re probably thinking of something Italian. Ferrari, Lamborghini, Pagani… they’re all excellent guesses, but as it turns out, also entirely wrong. Although America has been out of the mid-engine super car race for quite a while, as some of you may know, something called the Ford GT40 dominated the likes of Ferrari and Lamborghini back in the ...

How Good is Porsche 911 GT3?

The iconic GT3 nameplate typically used for racing cars takes on a whole new meaning when applied to Porsche’s road-legal 911. The concept is the same though: add power, reduce weight, and increase speed. Trouble is, genuine racing cars don’t have to deal with road laws and regulations, whereas the production 911 GT3 does. The 911 GT3 has always been one of the most iconic sports cars ever ...

LeMay America’s Car Museum Review

Although my experience with the LeMay America’s Car Museum had some negative points, overall it was remarkably positive. I’ll get to the negative part later, but first all the good stuff. America’s Car Museum has a whole lot to love. I’ve been to over two dozen prominent car museums in America, and this one is easily in the top 3. The Building American’s Car Museum is conveniently ...

Spectacular Two Tone Classic Cars

Today, few cars are offered with a two tone exterior color scheme. Sure they exist (usually as options), such as the Honda Element, Rolls-Royce Ghost, Toyota FJ, Chrysler PT Cruiser, Mini Cooper, Ford F-Series, Ram Trucks, or even on the Bugatti Chiron hypercar. Other modern cars could be mistaken for a two tone paint job, although they aren’t what they seem. For instance, the Pontiac ...

Porsche Eye Candy – Beautiful Porsches through the years

What is car eye candy? You may or may not have heard the term before. Car enthusiasts who throw the term around are mixed in their definitions, but we’d simply like to define it here as “Porsche”. Porches have been natural beauties since the dawn of the brand. Ok ok, a good many regard the Panamera as Porsche’s ugly duckling, so let’s steer clear of that controversial one. Not too many ...

Range Rover Velar Review | Just Another Luxury SUV?

In the wake of the ever-increasing SUV popularity, the last thing we need is more niche segments. Sport Utility Vehicles, or SUVs for short, are quickly becoming the norm. We won’t be surprised if they phase out the wagon and perhaps even the sedan altogether in the next decade or so. With the proliferation of hybrid and electric SUVs just around the corner, it’s not a question of fuel ...

Top 25 Frightening Car Names

While some car names sound harmless like “M5”, “Civic” or “F-150” and carry no sinister or scary meaning, others, however, range from ghoulish and ghostly to dreadful and dangerous. This is our list of the top 25 scariest, creepiest, meanest, most threatening and frightening car model names ever. AMC Gremlin Gremlin: A mischievous invisible being Campagna ...

Green Machines | 30 Classic Cars that Look Great in Green

Some cars look best in red, others in black, and still others seem to look good in any color, including green. One of the first cars sporting green paint was the 1893 Duryea Motor Wagon, which was equipped with a 1 cylinder engine producing a whopping 4 horsepower. Green is one of those car colors that not all vehicles can pull off. The following list of green cars is comprised of ...

Classic Cars that Actually Look Good in Yellow

While certain car colors such as silver, black and white can look decent if not great, on most cars, others like purple, orange, green and yellow are more challenging to execute well. There is a reason why yellow cars are less likely to be stolen than silver. Yellow is a bold, bright and in-your-face color that demands your attention. If you drive a crapmobile then you’ll probably want to ...

Video: McLaren 650S Thrashed on Track

Some might assume that the McLaren 650S is just a face lifted and tweaked MP4-12C. They’d be wrong. In this video Chris Harris learns that the McLaren 650S is not the standard mid generation face lift and update. However, the 650S is a rather impressive and ambitious bundle of improvements as a result of McLaren listening to feedback from their clients and automotive experts. The 650S is ...

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