The Volkswagen scene commands a lot of attention, and I am not saying that simply because I am a VW owner, driver, fan, and euro fanatic. The Volkswagen driver is someone who emits love for their car, no matter if it’s their first or fifty first. Josh Joyce ran across this little MK1 Rabbit as a good deal and had thoughts to use the little diesel as a daily driver. After owning a good amount of vehicles already and always having a soft spot for the diesel Rabbits the answer was quickly given, and the little green machine was in the hands of Joyce and on the way home. Read More

I have to start this article by being completely honest, the picture quality and the build on this car had me thinking it had to be a photo shop job. From the moment I had the chance to lay eyes on Sean Monlux's Scion FRS it had me craving for me. This car has been executed in such a flawless fashion it is hard to compare it to any other FRS on the street right now. For Sean the initial idea behind the Scion...errr Toyota was to keep it simple. A mild drop, a nice seat of wheels, and an audio system that kept him bumping on the way to work was the road about to be traveled. Little did Sean know his little 86 would not only get all this love but more than he could have expected. Read More

Leaving a good impression is something we all want to do in this lifetime. Whether it’s helping someone out in a jam, being a polite host, or just being a stand up person, everyone strives to leave a lasting mark on this earth.  Like so many of us, David “Slim” Whitehead wanted to make sure he built a car that left a lasting impression. His plan for the RSX you see in front of you was to be a nice signature; not over the top but something clean and tidy. At first sight, it's easy to understand why this car stands out in a field of many; the color, the wheels, the engine work, and everything about it  just flow so well together. David, having done most of the work himself, is always happy to receive the looks and questions from people that come across this unique Acura. Read More

A lot of cars in the "scene" these days strive for pure function over form. No one really wants to throw expensive wheels, suspension, and lip kits on their car just to thrash it around and ruin what they paid for... that is, until you take a look at the We Drift Crew from Melbourne, Florida. They have been cranking out purpose-built rides for years and their own resident Hot Boi, Khashaud Parsan (aka Camel Style), makes sure to keep the status quo in check. Camel's 1993 240sx was built with performance in mind and it shows. When looking at this beautiful Nissan, you can instantly tell the car was built to be aggressive, unique and, most of all, proven on the drift track. As an old friend to the car game, Camel has built a few cars and having dabbled in the Nissan scene previously, he knew what he wanted to do. Read More

Two weekends ago was Winterfest 2012 and I am truly proud to say, this is a Florida grown meet. From last year at Route 46 to this year at the Tampa Executive Airport, the meet just becomes more impressive by the year. Watching the show fill up was a real treat; it gave the Florida scene a real jolt of life as the hanger and air strip filled up with some of The Sunshine State's finest. Canibeat, of course, was in the house to chill and see what the crew from I Love Driving Slow had to offer. And don't think this meet for adults only; ILDS had a special area for the kids too. The whole event surrounded a toy drive for the Toys 4 Tots foundation. All in all, the day was a success with around 1000 cars making an appearance at Winterfest. Read More

Fixx Fest is a show that always surprises me. Since it's inception, the show has not only grown but has become a tradition for many in Florida every November. This past installment was the ninth gathering of Euro enthusiasts to the Bradenton Motorsports Park, and with competitions like team tug of war and pumpkin pie eating contest, the tradition was alive and kicking. Read More

When most guys think of the Volkswagen scene they think of bags, roof racks and outlandish touches like sticker bombing or wheels that seem to be coated with leftover paint from a club that is home to raves. Some seem to be concerned with how low they can go instead of how their car performs, because most will say low and slow is the name of the game. Now if you think Robert was simply concerned with the low and slow life, well you'd be sadly mistaken. Read More