Karz Kreated

The Ford 2.3L four cylinder turbocharged ecoboost engine has been around for a while now. First debuting in the 2015 Ford Mustang, the small & mighty four banger Ford has been a very popular choice for Mustang buyers. Despite it's rough start and lack of initial interest, ecoboost sales began to take off, as the S550 Generation Ford Mustang continued to evolve.  Over the past 8 years of production, Ford only made two variants of the 2.3L ecoboost engine. There is the standard run of the mill 2.3L that you will find in the Mustang, Ranger, and Explorer. Then there is the more special and rarer version that first came in the 2016 Ford Focus RS, then later in the 2020 HPP ecoboost Mustang. Since the arrival of the RS 2.3L, many have wondered what exactly makes it better than the standard 2.3L ecoboost. What we do know is that the RS block and cylinder head is casted of a different (stronger) alloy, and it's fitted with different pistons, camshafts, and a larger turbocharger. H

Familiarly Different Ford just recently released a new video upon the internet as another teaser for the 2024 Mustang in a recent social media post. A very short 10 second video advertising The Stampede, a massive event where Mustang owners are invited for a cruise to Dearborn for a live debut of the seventh-generation Mustang. During that brief teaser video, the rear portion of the new S650 gen was shown with a retro 'GT' badge, and a color matched decklid panel which is vastly different from the gloss black decklid panel seen on every 2015-2023 Ford Mustang. The exterior color of this car appears to be something similar to Ford's Wimbledon White, the famous exterior color found on the very first Ford Mustangs that rolled off of the assembly line in Dearborn. Although Wimbledon White first debut was in 1964, it has made its way on the exterior of many different Mustangs including a notable 50th Anniversary Mustang offered for the then new 2015 S550 Ford Mustang. When Ford

Dodge has officially announced its new Electrified Dodge Charger Daytona SRT Concept & Not Everyone is happy. Dodge is entering unknown waters as they reveal what we all assume is the 'Hellcat' replacement.  This new Dodge Charger Daytona SRT “Banshee” Concept is a fully electric successor to the current American muscle car. The Concept features an 800V electric all-wheel drive propulsion system dubbed "Banshee". “The Dodge Charger Daytona SRT Concept exists because performance made us do it,” said Tim Kuniskis, Dodge CEO. “Dodge is about muscle, attitude, and performance, and the brand carries that chip on its shoulder and into the BEV segment through a concept loaded with patents, innovations, and performance features that embody the electrified muscle of tomorrow. The Charger Daytona SRT Concept can do more than run the car show circuit; it can run a blazing quarter-mile. And when it comes to product cycles, it outruns Darwin. Charger Daytona does more than def

 Could This Be?!?! I honestly don't know if there is ANY relevance to this new GR GT3 Toyota Race Car & the partnership with Mazda. I Do Know this is an interesting development nonetheless, With a lot of already known information from Toyota. Articals dating back to as early as 2019, began reporting on the new collaboration between Toyota and Mazda. Of course the new collaboration being a High Performance, Front Engine, RWD, Coupe.  Since then, not much has changed with the information other than we know "something" is definitely in the works between the two Companies. However!  Toyota just came out of nowhere with the announcement of their new performance prodigy, the GR GT3 Race Car Concept.  It's truly a stunning vehicle from it's looks! An amazing looking machine indeed...  Too bad it's ONLY a race car for Toyota.  Ah, but there is more to it than that! See, the race series this car is meant to race has homologation requirements. Meaning, for a Car to

  Is it just me? Or do these Newly released renders of the next Gen Ford Mustang look horrible? I can't imagine I'm alone on this...    Seriously though... It looks like some Ford Engineers smashed a Ford Edge into the front end of the current gen Mustang. Photo Provided by Mustang 7g Did I get that right??? Ford should have learned from the mistakes of Chevrolet, and the hideous makeover the current gen Camaro received.  The Camaro's Ugly Redesign is single handedly, the biggest reason why Camaro sales tanked, and ultimately what will kill off the Camaro for EVER!  Ford has done such a great job with the refreshed design of 2018 and newer Mustangs.  It's so GOOD! Why would the design team ruin the lovely, sleek, aggressive front end with what looks like the front end of an Edge. It almost resembles the modern-day Honda Accord.  Except...  It's a Ford Freakin' Mustang!  I seriously hope these are not official "leaked" renders and are someone's wish

 In the beginning, FoMoCoBro was created & my YouTube journey had begun. FoMoCoBro was much more successful than I realistically anticipated. Perhaps my persistence and stubbornness allowed quicker growth than what is considered statistically feasible. Either way, FoMoCoBro set the roots of what is now Karz Kreated. Karz Kreated has continued FoMoCoBro's trend of success, and is striving for further success every single day! I've learned a lot so far in my two years of managing the creation and development of my YouTube Channels.  As I learn more, I do more; it's merely a natural progression.  And as I progress with this journey, the next step in my business's financial development is to create more online presence. The First attempt to make a blog started with -  carseeks.blog While it necessarily wasn't considered unsuccessful, it was no longer relevant once I made the branding change from FoMoCoBro, to Karz Kreated. So now, to keep everything cohesive, I dec