Freelance writer (http://benjaminhunting.com), comic book creator (http://code-45.com, http://deadaircomic.com) Same handle bksy/inst. I'm not here anymore.
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Benjamin Hunting's coverage primarily focuses on car reviews and automotive topics, including supercars, specific car models, luxury SUVs, and hybrid vehicles. He also occasionally features how-to guides within his articles.
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An eye-opening Canadian test of the Kia EV4 shows what the U.S. is missing out on thanks to its backwards EV policies
Think sleeper cars are gone? These 7 SUVs from Toyota, Lincoln, Ford, and more prove hidden performance is alive and quick.
By: Benjamin Hunting
The Ram Rumble Bee revival has us thinking about the Silverado SS, Tacoma X-Runner, Sierra C3, and other street trucks that deserve a modern comeback.
By: Benjamin Hunting
Once upon a time, tony Martha's Vineyard played host to an island derby called The Crunch. It's a piece of automotive history worth remembering.
There may be a power boost but not much efficiency from battery-assisted model
By: Benjamin Hunting
Looking beyond the Corvette? These classic American sports cars from Dodge, AMC, Cadillac, and more deliver serious performance and personality.
The 2026 Mazda3 GS AWD makes a strong argument for compact sedans
The sit-down racing game. Is there any more of an immersive arcade experience? With the wheel in one hand, the shifter in another, and pedals sitting under your feet, you can almost forget that the Recaro you’re sitting in is formed out of hard, durable, vomit-proof plastic as you carom around a virtual track at triple-digit speeds.
By: Benjamin Hunting
Some just get visual upgrades, while others get true performance goodies.
Just as the pop charts are filled with one-hit wonders, the automotive industry has more than a few shining stars that burned out pretty quickly.
