If you love turbocharged AWD platforms, we know you’re also going to dig our coverage on the Subaru WRX STI, archnemesis to the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution. This installment of the ENEOS “We Love Car” series highlights another of Japan’s most tunable sports sedans, and over the next couple weeks you’ll discover its full potential when modified correctly.
After two years away from Sin City, the SEMA Show returned to Las Vegas, injecting life back into the automotive aftermarket industry. For ENEOS, it was a chance to inform enthusiasts and customers about our latest technologies, while also showcasing an incredible BMW project car built by ENEOS ambassador, Faruk Kugay.
ENEOS ambassador, Formula DRIFT PRO driver, TV star and workshop owner, Faruk Kugay recently debuted his first video chronicling his latest project: an E30 BMW 318i powered by a Honda S2000 engine.
Our friends at DSPORT recently began work on their latest build, dubbed Project Q50, and the first order of business was an oil change. They selected ENEOS RACING STREET 0W-20, a Group-III synthetic oil meeting API SN certification with a high viscosity index.
One of the questions we regularly get, both from the general public and service technicians, is regarding the use of zero weight (0W) oils in warm climates. In Hawaii, our sales team has repeatedly heard that 0W oil has no purpose for vehicles that operate in a warm climate.
One of the greatest models to leave the Honda/Acura assembly line is the sporty Integra. Available in two- or four-door configurations, the coupe received the bulk of the attention.
Celebrating having passed the milestone of one year with the new program and portal.
Car enthusiasts in the greater Toronto area can speak to Luke Lay at XIII Motorsports for all their ENEOS oil and performance-related needs.
While the GT-R Godzilla is the head of the Nissan family, you can’t ignore the S-chassis as one of its most beloved platforms; perhaps a favorite uncle…
Witnessing Evasive Motorsports’ preparations for the 2021 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (PPIHC) was nothing short of inspiring. When you see how hard each team member works, you can’t just stand around and watch — you’re compelled to jump in and lend a helping hand, and become part of an infectious desire to push harder.