If you’re looking out for a project that won’t make your life incredibly hard, then Factory Five’s GTM supercar it’s what you might want. The vehicle comes as a kit. After it has been delivered to you ...
Hang on as we follow the build-up of Factory Five's new '35 Ford Truck kit using a 1,200HP Coyote Ford. Excess. Is there really a thing as too much horsepower? Nope, there's not. In fact, making as ...
Subaru’s performance versions of the Impreza – like the 2015 WRX and 2015 WRX STI – have always been modified and will continue to be taken to new extremes. Factory Five bit into the four-wheel-drive ...
A hot topic coming out of the 2016 SEMA show was Factory Five's announcement of their Gen III Type 65 Daytona Coupe. While it still represents the lines of the iconic Daytona Coupe, the Gen III is a ...
If we were to survey the hot rod market, we’d probably find more Ford-based builds out there than anything else. For reasons lost to history, Blue Ovals made in the early 1930s seem to have become ...
More than twenty-five years ago, Factory Five was founded with a pretty simple purpose: Give people a chance to build their dream car using Factory Five's kit, a wrecked example of a high-performance ...
Factory Five showed its 818 kit at last year’s SEMA show, both in 818 S street and 818 R racing trim. It costs just $9,900 for the basic package, which gets you a tubular steel chassis with crumple ...
Factory Five Racing, famed fabricators of kit cars based on the Shelby Daytona and Cobra models, are building a new, original hypercar. Its massive 9.5-liter, 750 horsepower LS Series V12 debuted in a ...
Carroll Shelby's curious intellectual property lawsuit against Daytona Coupe-replica maker Factory Five, and two web forums has failed with a United States District Court judge dismissing the suit and ...
Some folks want to buy a carbon-bodied, fire-breathing supercar. Others want to build one themselves, and the kit car wizards at Factory Five Racing are getting toward the pointy end of a project to ...
Despite only being an automotive journalist in Miami for the past few years, Terence Keon has been a die-hard car fan ever since the state of Florida granted him with a driver’s license. The folks at ...
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