New Mustang Customizer Improves on Perfection.

NYC-based digital shop, Firstborn celebrates Mustang lovers by re-launching their Mustang Customizer for 2012. The completely redesigned flash-based tool lets you build and customize your very own 2012 Mustang. Whether you’re into the V6 rental sweetheart, Shelby GT500, the track-ready BOSS 302, or any model in-between, there’s something for every gearhead to tweak and massage.

Build one to your unique specifications, then challenge a friend via Facebook to claim bragging rights to the ultimate 2012 Mustang.

I built the nice 5.0-based street fighter below:

This environment is the A&W Drive-In in Clawson, MI off of 14 Mile Rd and Main St. Right near my house before moving to NYC.

Think you can do better? Customize your own 2012 Mustang, then post it up in the comments below.

NYC Street Spot

Brand-new Nero Nemesis Lamborghini Aventador from Manhattan Motor Cars on delivery to Harlem. Spotted at 110 & Amsterdam in front of St. John the Divine Cathedral.

Fuel Magazine Interviews Ford Chief Designer, Craig Metros.

Melbourne-based, Detroit-raised Metros shares his passion for hot rods, motorcycles, and art with us in Fuel’s video below:

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Snap of the Day 23: Thirty-Seven Years of Raging Hard-ons.

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The Land Rover DC100 Gets Even Nastier, Takes Off Top.

You didn’t think Land Rover would bring just one DC100 Concept to Frankfurt, did you? Supplementing the ruggedly handsome 2015 Defender-previewing DC100 is the topless and spunky DC100 Sport.

“Dude.” “Bro.”

Land Rover DC100 Gets Dirty, Finally Shows Off Dat Ass.

Making its real-world debut today at the Frankfurt Motor Show, the Land Rover DC100 Concept is developed to preview the next Defender, likely to debut as a 2015 model. We’d previously seen a few views of the DC100’s rugged good looks, but this is the first time we’re seeing its ass. And what a fine ass it is.

The DC100 continues to evolve Land Rover’s four design mantras:

Functionality - a fresh approach demonstrated through the harmony of design and capability, as well as modularity and clever features such as flexible seating and novel stowage solutions.
Sustainability - with the use of lightweight and recycled materials and also a long-life ethos that ensures engineering as well as design longevity.
Premium Durability - achieved through attention to detail, ‘fit for purpose’ design solutions, material choices and engineering integrity.
Desirability - born out of the knowledge that these vehicles will deliver an ownership experience beyond all your expectations.

Piss off Evoque, I’ll take this instead.