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Irwindale Speedway: Safety & Speed at Classic SoCal Dragstrip
Burning rubber redefined at world-renowned Irwindale racing venue in SoCal. Watch here to see what makes this speedway so exceptional.
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Iconic Pebble Beach Classic
Explore the extraordinary Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance from the fresh perspective of GEN Z SuperCar Enthusiasts (and twin brothers!) Jack and Andrew Goetz.
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Famous Woodward Dream Cruise
More than one million Classic Car Enthusiasts from all-over the globe participated in the world's largest, annual one-day classic car show, where the engines of 40,000 classic cars roared up-and-down Detroit's historic Woodward Avenue.
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Women on Track: World’s Greatest Performance Drivers Talk Shop
TUNDRA is thrilled to launch its WOMEN & POWER docu-series with WOMEN & CARS, featuring three of the high performance auto industry’s biggest success stories.
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LA Automobility
Globally recognized as one of the automotive industry’s most prestigious annual events, the Los Angeles Auto show is renowned for the cutting edge design and tech new product development manufacturers save specifically to announce at the LA Auto Show, which is as much a consumer event for the entire family as it is for CEOs of the industry’s biggest manufacturing companies. Put it on your bucket list - not only is the hottest in EVs and automotive design at your fingertips, but car manufacturers host amazing activities for attendees - from Subaru's Petting Zoo to Toyota's Sports Festival.
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Race Track Play & Pro
Automotive photographer Carlie Thelwell and automotive media leader Ricki Thorpe share their GO FOR IT approach from varying perspectives to the automotive playing field, and what it takes to earn a place at the table in an industry that, until recently, has largely been male-dominated.
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Burbank Car Show: Studio + Street
Only in a Studio Town can you find an event like The Burbank Car Classic -- 365 days a year the town of Burbank looks and feels like a movie set staged as a busy small-town metropolis, where residents live and work and walk to the bank and ride their bikes to the ice cream parlor on Summer evenings. Add to the mix 100s of classic vintage cars filling the streets every year during a weekend in July or August and you'll swear you've been transported to American Graffiti -- it's LA, Baby.
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Mad Max End Times
It’s about time that the cars we drive reflect the times we live in. With that in mind, we are thrilled to have discovered 25 of the cars from Mad Max: Fury Road, the post-apocalyptic masterpiece from 2015, are being auctioned off to the highest bidder. And it doesn’t take the twisted mind of a car enthusiast to know that nothing better exemplifies the heights of car modding than the sheer, well… madness of some of these designs.
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Bond Girls & Cars
There are few more iconic spies than 007 James Bond. But there’s a saying in England… where’s there’s smoke, there’s a Bond girl. And what’s a Bond girl without a feisty car? But what makes a Bond girl a Bond girl never changes. A Bond girl is intelligent, resourceful, witty and fun. She's the full package. Here are the top three current or future car releases that have what it takes to ride with a Bond girl - whose appeal is always en Vogue.
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Uber Air Travel: Beyond EVs
In less than a decade, the “gig-economy” (made famous by rideshare companies like Uber) will very likely include pilots. NASA's recent partnership with Joby Aviation, an electric aviation company based in Northern California, tested a futuristic “air taxi” with the purpose of moving cargo and passengers in and between cities. The future is now, baby.
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Anatomy of 007 Car Chase
Everyone’s favorite MI6 agent is known for tearing through a crowded city street in his Aston Martin in a not-so subtle way that screams, “I’m a spy!” The car chases are as iconic as a martini shaken not stirred -- but what makes James Bond car chases so special? Let’s take a look.
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Ford’s #VeryGayRaptor
Ford wants you to know that they’re reading your comments, even when they’re not very nice. When one social media user commented that the “Performance Blue” color on the Ford Ranger Raptor pickup truck was “very gay,” Ford wasted no time making sure that their stance on the matter was clear.
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She Collects: LA Style
When The Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum in LA hosted its annual WOMEN&WHEELS classic car show last month, over 1000 car enthusiasts turned out for an AMAZING day of sisterhood, classic car style. Here’s what 100% passion looks like.
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#TreChic: F1+Watches
Globally celebrated watch designer Ali Soltani takes us inside the inspiration & evolution of Ritmo Mundo, the renowned manufacturer of customized, hand-crafted watches the entertainment industry’s A-List depends on to get to set on-time & on-point.
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The President’s Beast
We all know about Air Force One – but once that flying tank lands, how exactly does the President move from point A to point B? The answer is ‘The Beast’.
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Art of Curating Auto Museums
The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation. The LA Automobile Driving Museum. Both cultural institutions leading preservation of cars as artifacts & providing hands-on experiences for new gens to explore auto’s industrial legacy. Join The Henry Ford’s Cynthia Jones & LA Automobile Museum’s Marisol Herrera for a look at how it's done.
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Magnus Walker: Car Outlaw
Check-out Magnus Walker’s Outlaw Gathering at LA’s Petersen Automotive Museum celebrating Walker’s collaboration w/ Nike… like everything else Walker does, it didn’t disappoint.
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Nothing Beats Hydraulics
For many, the peak of “the lowrider culture” came in the 1970s on Whittier Boulevard in Los Angeles. It's here you’d find circles of vibrantly painted muscle cars that glided “low and slow” throughout the streets as depicted in the 1979 film Boulevard Nights. The muscle cars featured so prominently in the ‘70s are no longer as mainstream, but for those who think lowrider culture is gone, it’s only because you stopped looking. But let’s take you through some history.
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007 Cars: Shaken & Stirred
Produced by EON Productions & The Ian Fleming® Foundation, LA’s Petersen Automobile Museum’s Bond in Motion represented the first official Bond car exhibition in the U.S. Here’s a glimpse.
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Hot Wheels Monsters Trucks LIVE with Engines Roaring
Combining epic stunt jumps with classic Hot Wheels sets, the show is full of family-friendly entertainment that is sure to get your adrenaline pumping. Every Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live event is capped off with an appearance from Megasaurus, described by Mattel as a “40-ton, car-eating, fire-breathing prehistoric robot who loves crushing anything with four wheels” — a thrilling experience for kids of all ages.
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All About Bond: Conversation w/James Bond International Fan Club Chairman David Black
TUNDRA contributor Heidi Lux recently caught-up with David to get the inside scoop on “No Time To Die” (Black attended the London premiere with cast & crew), with a focus on Bond cars past and present. (Photo Credit: NewScientist)
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Best 007 Car Gadgets
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Sorry, But You’ll Never Fly Like The Jetsons
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