Joe Rogan is wearing a fanny pack. Oh his Corvette…
Joe Rogan brings his 1965 Corvette Stingray to Jay Leno’s Garage. And yes, he is wearing a fanny pack. Related Images:
Tag: Jay Leno’s Garage
Nissan GT-R LM NISMO
Chief engineer Zack Eakin stops by with Nissan’s daring new front-engined LM P1 car. Watch Jann Mardenborough, Nissan GT Academy’s Season 3 winner, take it around the track, just like … Continue Reading →
What the hell is this?
It’s exactly what you think it is. No it isn’t. It’s the BAC Mono and Jay Leno finds out how awesome this street legal track focused car is. If you … Continue Reading →
Jay Leno test drives the RingBrothers’ Recoil
Known for their innovative parts, James and Mike wowed SEMA with their 5,000-man-hour build on this 50-year-old classic 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle that took Best in Show. Related Images:
Jay Leno’s Garage – Sharkwerks’ Porsche 997 GT2
Alex Ross from Sharkwerks brings his Porsche 997 GT2 that was inspired by Magnus Walker in design and performance. Check it out. Also if you want to know more about … Continue Reading →
Jay Leno gets pulled over in a Corvette Z06
Chevrolet Product Specialist, Shad Balch, stops by the garage with the new 2015 Corvette Z06 to help Jay kick off the new year with this highly anticipated road test. Related … Continue Reading →
McLaren F1 HDK or is it F1 LM?
Shmee finds a super rare McLaren F1 HDK in the wild. I seem similar F1 that was called the LM (Designer Ralph Lauren owns one. Paid approximately $10 million several … Continue Reading →
What’s this weird contraption? Jay Leno’s Garage talks about innovative green solution with LED
Jay Leno meets with a company engineering LED lighting equipment. Flextronics is Made In America. Related Images:
Witness a Porsche 918 Spyder haul ass on the Autobahn
The anonymous owner of 918 Spyder travels over 200 mph at the Autobahn. Before you say “no he went well over 300 mph!”, the speedometer is in KPH. Learn more … Continue Reading →
Jay Leno’s Garage shows us why wrapping your precise car is worth doing
Protective Film Solutions’ Ryan Tounsley and his team protect paint and windshield for 5-10 years before your very eyes! Related Images: