Seen in Barcelona: This car brand is called CUPRA and it’s a subsidiary of Volkswagen! I have never heard about it before. I did a little research and apparently they’re going to be introducing it to the US market sometime in the next few years. 🏎️

Anything I should be on on the lookout for???

Rev Society is a brand new community built for people who actually live car culture. We share builds, talk cars, and most importantly—stay connected to car shows and automotive events happening across the country. Behind the scenes, we use Car Show Hero to track and organize events so you don’t miss what’s happening near you. But this space? This is for the community. So jump in—post your car, your builds, or what’s in your garage. Welcome to Rev Society. So tell me....what's in your garage? It can be a vehicle that you already own...or one you'd like to own. Porsche 911 GT3 An all time favorite - an obsession that goes back decades. As they say...there is no substitute.

Hi everyone! What car meets, shows, or events are happening where you live this month? Are you planning to attend any?

Drop what you’re driving right now! Pics encouraged. Builds encouraged. Daily drivers count too. Doesn’t matter if it’s stock or fully built—if you’re into it, it belongs here. One of the coolest Italian sports cars ever produced was the Lamborghini Miura. Built from 1966 to 1973, this was the car that started it all… The Miura changed the game forever. Here are 5 quick facts about the Miura that every sports car fan should know... 1. It’s considered the world’s first true "supercar"... The Lamborghini Miura basically created the supercar formula—mid-engine, exotic design, and extreme performance all in one package. It was a true unicorn, and still very sought after even today. They generally sell for anywhere between $4 and $6 million dollars, depending on things like mileage, option packages, and overall condition. 2. Revolutionary mid-engine layout... At a time when most cars had front engines, the Miura placed its V12 right behind the driver, which improved balance and changed how performance cars were built forever. 3. Named after a famous fighting bull breed... Like many Lamborghinis, “Miura” comes from Spanish bullfighting culture—specifically the legendary Miura fighting bulls, known for their aggression and strength. 4. Insanely fast for its time... The Miura could hit around 170+ mph, making it one of the fastest production cars in the late 1960s—absolutely wild for that era. 5. Designed by a young genius... The car was designed by Marcello Gandini at Bertone—and he was only in his 20s when he created one of the most beautiful cars ever made. SO...what's in your garage?