Blood, guts and glory served up ninja style are what you get with Ninja Assassin out on DVD and Blu-ray Tuesday, March 16. Produced by Joel Silver and the Wachowski brothers, Andy and Larry (The Matrix, V for Vendetta) and directed by James McTeigue (V for Vendetta), Ninja Assassin tells the brutal story of Raizo (Korean pop star Rain) who as an orphan is trained from childhood in the way of the Ozunu Clan ninja by an iron-willed dojo patriarch to be a killing machine with no soul. Realizing that he’s not a soulless killer, Raizo defies the only father he’s ever known and breaks free from the clutches of the clan and its assassination services it sells to governments.

BRABUS’ E V12 Coupe celebrates its world debut as the world's fastest Gran Tourismo at the Geneva Auto Show. Based on the new Mercedes E-Class coupes, BRABUS builds a luxurious 2+2-seater in small-series production that’s powered by a BRABUS SV12 R Biturbo 800 twelve-cylinder displacement engine that produces 800 hp and a peak torque of 1,047 lb-ft.

NOVITEC ROSSO will be taking its Race 848 to the Geneva Motor Show for its world debut. With only three being built, the two-seater car that’s based on the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano is truly a unique high-performance sports car.

Mercedes-Benz’ F 800 Style research vehicle is showing the future of premium automobiles from a new perspective, as the five-seat upper-range sedan combines highly efficient drive technologies with unparalleled safety and convenience features and an emotive design idiom, which interprets current Mercedes-Benz styling in line with the brand’s hallmark attribute of cultivated sportiness.

This summer, Audi is introducing a whole new dimension to the compact class, as it condenses all of the virtues of the brand down to less than four meters – a design full of character, uncompromising quality and pioneering efficiency technologies.

“We’ve never had a guy this tall who could jump like this. This guy is flat out scary!” When someone describes a basketball player in such reverential tones, you know he is something special. But when the person saying it is hoops legend Charles Barkley, and the player being described is NBA superstar Dwight Howard, there is no choice but to admit you are witnessing a performance that no other big-man in history could ever accomplish. And at that point, in the 2008 Slam Dunk Contest, the 6-foot-11-inch Orlando Magic center had not even unleashed his signature dunk, draped in the iconic red “S” and cape from the legendary comic book hero, which would compel NBA fans worldwide to refer to him as “Superman.”

One of the most respected names in performance brakes is Baer Brake Systems (Phoenix, Arizona). In 1986 founder Hal Baer established Baer Racing, Inc. Originally, the business provided race preparation and fabrication services between seasons and race dates. But as popularity and demand for its brake systems grew, Baer was forced to look into expanding business to put its brakes into production for the masses.

It's a new year and with it comes another highly anticipated DUB Show Tour! Wasting no time, we started the tour on January 16 - 17 in Detroit. Notably for the first time, we partnered up with the most prestigious auto show in the world, The North American International Auto Show, to host the kick off DUB Show in the Cobo Arena during the opening weekend of the Auto Show. Over 58,000 auto show goers rushed through the doors of the arena to check out all of the amazing custom rides and displays that make up every DUB event.

This year started off with a bang thanks to the success of the 2010 NAIAS show held Jan. 11-24 in Detroit’s Cobo Center, with 60 new premieres and over 700 vehicles on display.

Many know of his work, but few know the man behind the widebody phenomenon. More of a behind-the-scenes-guy, Topo (a nickname given to him when he was a boy that means gopher in Spanish), is taking center stage with his latest widebody Camaro.