Yaris GRMN test drive | Toyota’s hardcore hot hatch surprise
The Toyota Yaris GRMN proves that a proper hot hatch is still alive and well. Built with genuine performance focus, this limited production model features a punchy supercharged engine, sharp handling, and a lightweight setup that delivers real driver engagement. Unlike many modern hatchbacks that lean toward comfort, the GRMN feels raw, direct, and purpose built for enthusiasts. In this video, I take a closer look at its acceleration, cornering ability, and everyday usability to see whether it truly deserves its reputation. If you love small cars with big character, this Toyota might surprise you.
2026-03-01T11:15:19Z
How this rare car was rebuilt 1,000 miles from home
Buying a rare Holden from Australia sounded like a great idea… until it arrived wrecked, moldy, and 1,000 miles away from home. This purple Holden with a roaring V8 had been sitting in a shipping container for months, hiding problems everywhere. A broken differential, mismatched tires, and mystery engine issues meant the odds were stacked against it. Somehow, after a frantic rebuild and a lot of questionable decisions, the car was ready for the ultimate test - a 1,000 mile drive across the country. The real surprise wasn’t just that the Holden survived… it was how much fun the journey became.
2026-03-04T13:38:09Z
Top reasons an 810-horsepower Mustang RTR is the perfect first car for a teenager
In this engaging automotive review, presenter Ben Muli makes a surprisingly compelling, albeit slightly tongue-in-cheek, argument for why an 810-horsepower Mustang equipped with an RTR package is the absolute perfect first car for a sixteen-year-old driver. Breaking down his reasoning into five distinct categories, Muli starts by examining the economics and finance of the purchase. He points out that a supercharged Mustang will likely depreciate at a much slower rate than a standard vehicle, offering an unexpected financial advantage. Moving on to real-world education, he highlights how the car's adjustable suspension, tactical sway bar, and wider tires provide an unparalleled physics lesson in handling curves. Practicality also makes the list, with Muli noting the decently sized trunk and just enough seating for one good friend, keeping distractions to a minimum. Safety is a major focus; rather than being a liability, the vehicle's heavily upgraded suspension and tight controls are specifically geared toward keeping the driver safe and in command of the road. Finally, the sheer power and performance—boasting 615 pound-feet of torque and a zero-to-sixty time in the low three-second range—guarantee that the high schooler will be driving a certified rocket ship, instantly elevating their social status to homecoming royalty. TAGS Ford Mustang, RTR package, Teen driving, Car review, V8 engine, Supercharged cars
2026-03-01T01:22:40Z