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RAUH WELT Begriff has certainly gained popularity over the years, some would say the amount of coverage of the little shop is too much. But that certainly shouldn’t deter you from checking out this interview of Nakai-San the owner of RWB. eGarage finds out what drives him to create his cars and what he thinks the future holds for him. Video after the jump.

Source: eGarage

With the release of the new 86 I felt that it was only fitting that I release a t-shirt design for the new sports car. Leave it to Toyota to break out of its cycle of boring cars and revisit the entry level sports car segment. Words can’t express how I’m excited I am for the sports car, I’m hoping that it give a much needed boost to the import car scene.

With the new NSX finally coming to life, Honda has a released a 7 minute video showcasing the history of the car. When released, NSX was considered the first “exotic” Japanese car because of its mid mounted engine and low height. Although the car was powered by what some would consider an under powered engine, enthusiasts praised the stiff chassis and cornering ability of the car. Video after the jump.

James May test drives the track oriented Vauxhall Corsa VXR Nurburgring edition and then compares it with the Fiat Panda. Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond attempt to direct their ideal car chase in a movie using a Jaguar XFR and a Ford Focus. Get the episode here.

TUNED (part of the DRIVE network) visit Stillen to check out their tuned Nissan 370Z. Stillen is a well-respected company that focuses on produce quality parts for Nissan vehicles. The owner Steve Millen (gives us insight on what he wanted to carry out with the vehicle.

Although they aren’t direct rivals, Chris Harris reviews the brand new 2012 BMW M5 and the 2012 Nissan GT-R. One is a sport saloon while the other one is high-tech sports coupe. Not only does Chris Harris drive both cars on the streets of UK he reviews both cars on the track in the wet. Check out the video after the jump.

StanceWorks released an awesome video last week about HREs new line up of wheels called the Vintage series. The Vintage series takes some of the most classic wheel designs from the 70′s – 80′s and gives them a contemporary twist.

When not designing crazy cars, German brand BMW lends its designing ability to computer parts manufacture Thermaltake. The last time the two worked together they created the modular Level 10 PC case, this time they created the Level 10 M gaming mouse. Pictures after the jump.

Being confined to a powered wheel chair didn’t stop this kid from fulfilling his need for drifting. With the help of some wet floors this kid barrelled through a through a long straight and drifted around a “caution wet floor” sign. Not giving a shit! Badass

We teamed up with a great car blog based in Singapore called the TheRightWrong. Instead of the usual feature Ben wanted to hire a model to rock our shirts, an obvious yes. Not only did TheRightWrong hire a hot model they also found a hot Mitsubish Lancer Evolution VI – which weren’t available in North America. Want to see the rest of the feature? Head over to the editorial here. Also be sure to check out the other feature of the car here.