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Orange You Glad They Built This Camaro?

By John Mata Jr. October 16, 2026

Street Rod Factory’s Stacked ’69 Camaro With SEMA season officially upon us once again, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on an absolute […]

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Shift & Sip: Exploring St. Pete's Unique Coffee and Car Culture

By Nicole Hamilton October 15, 2026

The column where automotive culture meets your morning cup Starting with this issue, I’m stepping into a new role as editor of Drive, and you’ll […]

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Good Cars, Great Coffee, Better Company

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How Cars & Coffee Events Became One of Automotive Culture’s Favorite Traditions Before most people have figured out what they’re doing with their Saturday or […]

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Orange You Glad They Built This Camaro? Feature

Orange You Glad They Built This Camaro?

By John Mata Jr. ● October 16, 2026

Street Rod Factory’s Stacked ’69 Camaro With SEMA season officially upon us once again, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on an absolute stunner that debuted at last year’s show. Now, you hear about the “SEMA crunch” year after year, and it really is a thing that plagues vehicle...

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Shift & Sip: Exploring St. Pete’s Unique Coffee and Car Culture

By Nicole Hamilton ● October 15, 2026

The column where automotive culture meets your morning cup Starting with this issue, I’m stepping into a new role as editor of Drive, and you’ll also find me here serving up this column. I’m Nicole Hamilton, and I’ve spent years at the intersection of creativity, branding, and automotive...

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Good Cars, Great Coffee, Better Company

By Nicole Hamilton ● October 13, 2026

How Cars & Coffee Events Became One of Automotive Culture’s Favorite Traditions Before most people have figured out what they’re doing with their Saturday or Sunday morning, car enthusiasts across the country are already pouring into parking lots, coffee shops, and other gathering spaces....

Your Mods Look Great, but What About Your Insurance? Feature

Your Mods Look Great, but What About Your Insurance?

By Sky Coleman ● October 13, 2026

Why Modified Cars Cost More to Insure Buying the vehicle you’ve always wanted is exciting. Getting the insurance quote afterward? Not so much. Whether it’s a lifted diesel, a tire-smoking muscle car, or a clean classic you’ve spent years restoring, insurance rates can vary depending on...

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Why Car Insurance Rates Vary—and What Every Enthusiast Should Know

By Sky Coleman ● August 06, 2026

Why Car Insurance Rates Vary—and What Every Enthusiast Should Know Buying the vehicle you've always wanted is exciting. Getting the insurance quote afterward? Not so much. Whether it's a lifted diesel, a tire-smoking muscle car, or a clean classic you've spent years restoring, many...

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Inside the 1,180-HP 1969 Chevrolet Camaro “Fenix”

By Drive ● July 21, 2026

Sean Smith Designs presents 1180hp 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Visitors to the 2023 Grand National Roadster Show taking place in Pomona, CA on February 3-5 will witness the unveiling of the latest work by vehicle designer Sean Smith and a build team led by Driven Speed Shop. Based on a 1969 Chevrolet...

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New vs. Used vs. OEM: How to Compare Car Parts Prices

By Drive ● June 18, 2026

Whether it’s a new rattle under the hood or a dashboard warning light, every car will need a part replacement sooner or later. Back in the day, fixing a car meant resigning yourself to whatever price your local garage or dealership quoted. You paid the premium, swallowed the bitter pill, and...

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