Is your kitchen missing some muscle?  Then inject a bit a horsepower into every cup of joe with the Espresso Veloce V12 espresso maker.

As a tribute to the grand prix engines of the nineties, the Espresso Veloce is a fully functional piece of art engineered using magnesium, titanium and aluminum – just like the engines it pays homage to.

For more info, check out Espresso Veloce.

What’s the only way to settle a score of Audi vs Audi?  I guess you’ll just have to watch these two RS4′s and find out.

…man, what I would give to have this in traffic sometimes.

Great video from circa-1950′s General Motors:

(FFWD to the 1:50 mark to skip the intro)

What can you say? Ken Block, Gymkhana and Hooning just never gets old. This time, they take to the streets of San Francisco reminiscent of the “Escape from…” series from years ago – except this time, it’s legal.

Sometimes you stumble across just the thing you never knew you needed, but couldn’t live without.  In this case, I got real lucky and someone else stumbled across this one for me (thanks Kyle!).

New Zealander Joel Fletcher has taken two of my favorite things; Japanese Sports Cars and Helvetica and assembled what looks to be an impressive print, perfect for your garage/man cave/office.  In addition to this print, our Kiwi friend has also put together collections dedicated to; the Nissan Z, Mitsubishi Evolutions, BMW M Cars and even a poster of every Lamborghini ever made.

For more, check out his Facebook Page, Hive Communications.

Remote Control Car Freak?  Yeah, there’s an app for that.

Check out Hot Wheels iNitro Speeders; pint sized RC cars that pack a punch.  These cars are reminiscent of Bit Char-G’s (remember those?) being that they are under two inches long and come with their own charger/carrying case.  But Hot Wheels has upped the ante by providing iPhone and iPad support so you can control your speed demon in style. Via the app you have standard forward/back and left/right controls OR you can use the built in accelerometer to really get into the action.

Oh, and of course, who else would be a perfect front man for these antics? None other then the OG Hoonigan himself; Ken Block.

Check out more at Hot Wheels.

Pinewood Derby Car by steve_lodefink, on Flickr.

There are two types of people in this world: those who won the pinewood derby, and those who built cars that barely made it down the track. My Cub Scout career is littered with failure and I won’t let my six-year-old suffer the same fate. I need your help. Build the ultimate racer. Win free stuff.

Here’s How It Works

• Start with the Official Pinewood Derby® Car Kit (which I will provide).
• Make it awesome, but you have to follow the rules.
• Get it to me by February 29, 2012. We race on March 11, 2012.

Email me (kyle [at] thiscompany [dot] com) with your name and address. I’ll get your kit and official rules sent out ASAP.

Win Free Stuff

The winner will be be rewarded handsomely (below), everyone that enters will receive some sort of cool RPMWare swag.

• One Free Month (up to $299).
• Set of RPMWare databot pint glasses.
• RPMWare databot iPhone case via uncommon.