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The Sussex Police will soon patrol the streets in a brand new Kia Soul.

Now that the new 2010 Chevrolet Camaro is out on the street, wondering if any of you have had a chance to check it out and maybe kick the tires. Is

The 2010 Saleen S281 Mustang doesn't wander too far from the formula that made Saleen one of the biggest names in the Mustang world, but it also makes some admirable advances over its predecessors. And when it comes to cosmetics, this just might be the best looking Saleen Mustang to ever hit the streets.

From beaches to mountains to city streets, Keen believes the outdoors is anyplace without a ceiling. Keen believes in living a HybridLife, which means being part of a greater community that is full of people who create possibilities, play in the outdoors and care for the world around them. Size: Tod

Enjoy the second edition of the Monaco ePrix, an exciting motor racing event with the most luxurious e-cars on Monaco's prestigious street circuit.

In a recent post, you read all about Andy and Mary Houghtelin's redone 1960 Ford F-100. Now take a closer look at exactly what kind of work when into this street truck. Be sure to check out the full feature as well!

Nearly 25 years ago, General Motors introduced the C/K generation of pickup trucks and the sport truck craze was born. The sleeker styling and comfort features were geared less toward the work crowd and more to the enthusiast.

Pre-runner style trucks have gained in popularity recently since graduating from races in Mexico to the streets and deserts of Southern California. The trucks, built to run off-road race courses in comfort prior to the events and act as chase vehicles, are built for reliability and suspension travel. Transitioning to daily use, pre-runner trucks offer comfort and drivability as well as off-road capabilities. When Ryan Reese of Spring, Texas, decided to build his '11 Ford F-150, his goal was to bring that pre-runner style and functionality to Texas, where most off-road trucks are of the mud bogger style.

Take an exclusive look at this tech spotlight that will be featured in the May issue of Street Trucks mag! Be sure to check back for the remaining parts of this story.

Here's the second part of our exclusive tech spotlight featured in the May issue of Street Trucks mag! Make sure you catch up on Part 1 first! Rather than building on what GM had started, FAST engineers started by building computer models that would accurately represent the stock manifolds in digital form.

The beginning of May in Southern California means a couple of things: Cinco de Mayo festivities and time for the Relaxin' in So Cal show thrown by Relaxed Atmosphere. One of the goals of the show has always been value, keeping entry costs low and fun high. Custom-made trophies, cheap tacos and a huge raffle accomplish this. As a result, the show held each May at Alpine Electronics in Torrance, California, has been bursting at the seams.

The term "patina" can have many meanings depending on whom you ask. A soft patina that shows the history and character of a truck and its previous owners can look good on a lower budget without the worry about little dings and scratches that a full-blown custom can bring. The textured details of wear and sun-fading can turn factory paint into a work of art throughout the decades.

In a recent post we outlined the advantages of vehicle wraps and frankly just how cool they are. Now check out this exclusive step-by-step installation tutorial from the July 2013 issue of Street Trucks magazine, on sale now! Step 1: The first step of a custom-designed wrap is the layout.

DC Shoes and Ford Racing have teamed up to put together a raw, more focused action edit of last summer's blockbuster gymkhana.

225,000 Lamborghini Gallardo racing through turn on Chicago suburb street doesn't end well.

After more than 17-million views in just nine months on Gymkhana FOUR: The Hollywood Megamercial, DC Shoes and Ford Racing have teamed up to put together a raw, more focused action edit of last summer's blockbuster gymkhana sensation.

Traffic cameras were once heralded as a way of making streets safer and lightening the loads of thinly stretched police departments, but now, the tide seems to be turning -- even against the once-popular red-light camera.