Joe Kucinski
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 17
- Latest publication
- Aug 22, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for How-To Geek
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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Why Zenvo built a $3 million car you can actually drive on a road trip (opens the original)
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The modern hypercar has become a numbers game. More horsepower, quicker acceleration, faster lap times, higher top speeds, and of course bigger price tags. These are the measurements many manufacturers use to grab the attention of the public and potential customers. Making 1,000 horsepower doesn’t raise any eyebrows nowadays. You can go to your local Chevy dealer and pick up a Corvette that makes more than that. So, hypercar manufacturers are pressing for more, more, more. By creating an account
This modernized Lamborghini has less tech, and that's the point (opens the original)
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Modern cars are packed with technology. Touchscreens control everything from climate settings to drive modes, computers constantly adjust suspension and power delivery, and increasingly sophisticated driver-assistance systems are always watching what happens around you. Even the humble manual transmission is rapidly disappearing. These modern tech-laden cars have many automotive enthusiasts dreaming of the good old days of the 1990s. Back then, the Lamborghini Diablo was one of the most outrageo
I spent $10,000 remodeling my garage to save on car repairs—but the real payoff surprised me (opens the original)
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When people are looking to take on a home improvement project, many are concerned about their return on investment (ROI). Do you want to invest in new windows, a bathroom remodel, or a kitchen project? Which one will add the most value to your home? Believe it or not, according to a report by The Journal of Light Construction, getting a new garage door returns more value than any of those other projects. But that is not why I remodeled my garage. In fact, when I did, I left the old garage door i
Zenvo's new hypercar is powered by something we thought was going extinct (opens the original)
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Emissions regulations, electrification, and ever-stricter fuel economy standards have forced manufacturers to downsize their engines or abandon internal combustion altogether. Even Ferrari has an EV now. The days of the V12 engine are numbered. But they aren’t over, thanks to Zenvo. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 number By creating an account
I drove a $55,000 Cayman modified into a $115,000 GT4 killer (opens the original)
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If someone told you that they just spent $20,000 modifying their car, you might think they are being completely irrational. If you have that kind of money sitting around, why not just sell your current car and buy something faster if that is what you want? That always seems like the smarter move. Instead of adding a supercharger, upgrading the suspension, swapping exhaust systems, and replacing cooling components, move up the model range. Porsche already builds faster 911s. Chevrolet already bui
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