Hosted by Rony Daoud · EN-US · 11 episodes
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Every legendary car has a story. The rivalries, the engineering breakthroughs, the moments that changed an entire industry. Street Legends takes you inside the history of the world’s most iconic machines — from the factories that built them to the tracks that made them famous. New episode weekly.
Rony Daoud hosts Street Legends- Exploring the world’s most iconic cars, a leisure show with 11 episodes published.
On this episode, we dig into the Subaru GR Impreza WRX STI — the hatchback generation that ran from 2008 to 2014 and split the fanbase right down the middle. Some hated the five-door shape. Others called it the best-driv
In 1995, Honda built a car that redefined front-wheel drive performance forever. The Integra DC2 Type R’s hand-built B18C VTEC engine made 200 horsepower naturally aspirated from 1.8 litres – 111hp per litre, unheard of
M64/50 3.6L flat-six, 360hp, only 1,437 units, 86-unit Turbo S Leichtbau, Flachbau Flatnose (76 units), Widowmaker snap oversteer reputation, air-cooled heritage, auction values $400K-$500K+. Description: The 964 Turbo 3
Only 43,097 Nissan Silvia S15s were ever built – the final evolution of a bloodline stretching back to the 1960s. The Spec-R’s SR20DET made 250hp from a 2.0-litre turbo four with a ball-bearing turbocharger, paired to a
Today’s episode: 474kW. 815Nm. 298 units. The HSV GTSR W1 is the most powerful production car ever built in Australia – a hand-built, LS9-powered, supercharged send-off for 30 years of HSV engineering. Specs, lap times,
The Mazda RX-7 FD is proof that greatness doesn’t need big displacement. Powered by the legendary 13B-REW — the world’s first mass-produced sequential twin-turbo rotary — this 1.3-litre machine made 280hp and weighed jus
Om this episode: We cover the RB26DETT, ATTESA E-TS Pro AWD, V-Spec II Nur, Nismo Z-Tune (19 units), 2 Fast 2 Furious, Gran Turismo, 25-year US import ban, 2,000+ HP tuning potential, and $500K+ collector values. Descrip
The Toyota Supra MK4. Powered by the legendary 2JZ-GTE – a 3.0L twin-turbo inline-six so overbuilt it makes 1,000+ horsepower on stock internals. Chief Engineer Isao Tsuzuki obsessed over every gram, stripping 310 pounds
A 2-liter 4G63 turbo four-cylinder in a 1,260kg sedan with Active Yaw Control. Tommi Mäkinen drove it to four consecutive WRC world championships. It won Monte Carlo on debut. It got banned for being too fast. The Evo vs
The BMW E36 M3. The quiet legend. Built by Paul Rosche — the man behind the McLaren F1 engine — the S50 inline six made 286hp from just 3 liters. Nearly 96hp per liter. In the early 90s, not even the Italians could touch
The Nissan R32 Skyline GT-R. The car they called Godzilla. In the 1980s, Nissan was losing. Losing sales, losing races, losing pride. Then a top-secret project called the 901 Movement changed everything. The RB26 twin-tu
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