Race Car Talk

Every automaker attempts to find the perfect balance of performance and streetability. Whether it’s a special trim level, like STI, Evolution or AMG, or just the brand as a whole (Porsche) companies know that enthusiasts want to be in something fast and fun every time they drive, even if it’s to pick up milk. Some companies push the envelope of what’s acceptable, like Toyota “sport tuning” a minivan, or in this case, Hulme calling the 2011 CanAm (pictured above) a road car. Named after New Zealand’s only F1 champion, Denny Hulme (1967), CanAm aims to bring the excitement of an F1 car to the street. Well, it does move on the road, so technically that counts. Make the jump to see the specs and find out the idea behind New Zealand’s Hulme Supercars Ltd. read more

Source: sub5zero.com

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