Daylight savings ends soon, restore your Headlamps!

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe, the headlights on this car were in terrible shape when it came to us, and with the fall/winter seasons fast approaching, the owner was concerned with the lack of light the hazy yellowed lenses were permitting. Luckily, headlights can be restored to like-new condition for a fraction of the cost of replacing them! Clear, restored headlights will improve your nighttime vision and increase visibility, making driving safer and easier on your eyes as well as improving your vehicles appearance.

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2012 Maserati Quattroporte "Fender Bender"

Almost Everything's Wreck of the Day is a brand new Maserati Quattroporte. This accident happened in Hockenheim, Germany when a truck supposedly turned in front of the Maserati. The Maserati was only going 30 miles per hour, demonstrating that it does not take a lot of speed to do a lot of damage when 2 heavy objects collide.

Thanks to our friends at WreckedExotics.com who always amaze us with the car destruction they find.

Fastest 1957 Pontiac In The World

Happy Labor Day! To celebrate, our good friend, Mark Crutcher, gave us some recent photos of his 1957 Pontiac Chieftain 2-door hardtop. This is the same car featured in High Performance Pontiac. Mark claims it is the fastest 1957 Pontiac in the world with stock suspension designed in 1940 and a genuine Pontiac engine. To back-up the claim, he points to his 1/4 mile times at Speedworld Dragstrip in Whittmann, Arizona: 11.51 seconds at 114.39 mph--about the same as a McLaren F1, Ferrari 458 Italia,  Ford GT, Nissan GT-R, or Porsche 911 Turbo. We won't argue.

1957 Pontiac Chieftain Coupe in Clark Kent disguise

Mark Crutcher in his 1957 Pontiac on his way to 11.51 second quarter mile

Rear whitewalls exchanged for racing slicks

What's IN that thing?!! A 455 cubic inch Pontiac engine, bored to 470.

Thanks, Mark!