Our newest Question of the Week is very simple. We want to know if you have ever intentionally done a big, smoky burnout with your Ford F-150.

This week’s Tire Smokin’ video features a 1994 Ford F-150 that has certainly seen its better days. The cab is pretty beat up along the bottom edge and it looks like the front marker light might be held in with tape. However, this F-150 isn’t being featured for being a show truck – it is […] More »

This week’s Tire Smokin’ segment features a 1998 Ford F-150 pickup that the video claims is a NASCAR edition. This truck does a mighty impressive burnout, roasting both rear tires for a few seconds before driving off into the distance…although I question whether or not this is actually one of the limited edition NASCAR edition […] More »

Maybe it’s the wide open skies and relative calm of the environment  that makes this particular burnout video so… Nice. That’s a weird thing for me to say as connoisseur of the tire shredding arts, but it’s true. For once in the history of Youtube, a this car video would actually be better with a soundtrack […] More »

To say Daniel “Danny” Toops was loved would be an understatement as one can determine by watching the two tribute videos below. Most people pour a few ounces of champagne onto the ground to honor their departed loved ones. Toops’ friends honored him a bit more extensively by forming a convoy of mostly souped-up diesel […] More »

There’s nothing inherently special about the Harley-Davidson labeled F-150s aside from their fancy appointments and Harley badges. They’re just nice. Well, they’re nice until you throw on a Kenne Belle supercharger and dare the driver to do a burnout. When that happens, they become nice AND epic. We’re easing back into the swing of thing […] More »

It’s burnout time, boys and girls … time for one of the simplest, yet thrilling forms of automotive entertainment on the planet. In this video, you’ll see that in the space between a Super Duty’s contact patches and the road, enough magic smoke can be produced to sufficiently fill vast expanses of Midwestern air. The […] More »