Kj Jones is a journalist who writes for Torque.TV LLC and Magzter. With a focus on automotive and racing topics, Kj covers events like SEMA and PRI Show, as well as highlights performance parts, unique vehicles, and hot racing products. Their articles provide insights into the world of high-performance vehicles and the latest trends in the industry.
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Kj Jones predominantly covers the automotive industry with a focus on hot rods, drag racing, performance parts, and car shows. His coverage also includes event-specific reports from within the automotive industry.
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Here are 20 new, interesting, useful, and cool products for the truck set that were on display at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas.
After 40 years, the inevitable plane crash finally happened near the legendary SoCal dragstrip. No deaths reported.
SEMA is the place for radical customs of all sorts, especially pickups and big rigs.
The sidebar competition at SEMA where what’s inside a vehicle matters most.
By: Kj Jones
CAD-conceptualized “Scorched” is a carbon-fiber recreation of Ford’s legendary 1969 Mach 1 Mustang.
By: Kj Jones
Project T-top Coupe, Part 15: Our Fox Body Mustang’s highs and lows at Hot Rod Garage Day 2024.
Lucrative scholarship opportunity is geared at bringing young people into the automotive fold.
This blown, roofless deuce makes a strong case for “yes” being the unanimous answer.
The LA-area track’s president says eighth-mile drag racing will return in May 2025 at an all-new dragstrip in Bakersfield, California.
By: Kj Jones
Rare street-legal wing car once owned by NASCAR’s king will cross the block at Mecum Kissimmee in January
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