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Shot from a first-person view with the camera near the driver’s own eye line, this 1970 Dodge Challenger gets pushed to its 150-mph speedometer limit on Germany’s unrestricted autobahn, a kind of sustained high-speed run American owners rarely get to attempt legally. Other drivers scatter once they spot it in their mirrors. Ride along for a rare look at what these cars can really do.
Helsinki holds its own muscle car cruising night every month from April through October, and the July 2012 edition proves American iron has fans far outside the United States. A matte black 663-horsepower Shelby GT500 convertible shares the lot with a Bullitt tribute Mustang, a fleet of Mopar muscle, and even a 1930s Auburn Speedster. It is proof that horsepower obsession does not stop at the American border. See which car steals the show.
Hurricane Irma pulled the ocean itself away from parts of the Bahamas, leaving docks stranded over bare seabed and locals staring at conch shells sitting in open air. The cause wasn’t a tsunami — it was the storm’s extreme low pressure pulling water toward its own eye. The water returned within a day, but the footage remains one of the stranger reminders of what a major hurricane can do to a coastline before it even makes landfall.