Friday, March 20, 2020

Murdered Out Dodge Viper Might Actually Murder You

The Dodge Viper was a killer car. The V10-powered Viper was unlike anything American carmakers had the guts to try and the performance of the fire breathing 8.0-liter V10 murdered every competitor, local or international. It also has a reputation as an incredibly dangerous car to drive, thanks to the bonkers performance. The legend is that, unlike most supercars that are constantly trying to save the driver from doing something stupid, the Viper would let you make whatever mistake you wanted and then bite you for it.

That murderous reputation makes driving a Viper an even cooler thing to do. Not only is it the most badass car on the block, anyone with the skill and resolution to drive it must be the most badass driver on the block.

So what do you do to a car known as a murderer?



You Murder it out.


This flat black murdered out SRT10 Viper isn't the flashiest car on the block, but let the Ferrari and Maserati owner scream "look at me look at me I'm a rich guy!" to anyone who'll listen. Car people know that the murdered out Viper creeping up behind them is about to take their lunch and eat it.

Murdered Out Civic Si Looking Nasty

The tenth-generation Honda Civic is a nasty looking car, no matter who you ask. Some people think it's nasty like eww nasty and some people think it's nasty looking like ooh nasty. The Civic has always been a polarizing car, and it's been the source of a lot of arguments among car people (say hp-per-liter in a crowd of car folks and watch everyone knuck up), but for people of a certain age, the Civic, and particularly the Si it will always hold a place in our hearts as the car that helped Dominic Toretto and his crew steal TV-DVD player combos (that part didn't age well) in arguably the greatest movie ever: The Fast and The Furious.

We featured a murdered out Civic before, but that was a less controversial eighth-generation Civic Si.

So while the FC Civic is a wildly styled car, that wild styling evokes nostalgia for those of us who know that you always double-clutch like you should and that it don't matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning is winning.

Redditor MajorToker (thank you for your service) updated his tenth-gen Civic Si FC and blacked out the wheels, giving it the murdered out, sleek look of the 99 Si Civics that the Toretto crew drove for their high speed heists.


The end result of this murdered out Civic Si FK is definitely nasty, but like ooh nasty.


Sunday, July 21, 2019

Murdered Out 1987 C10 Absolutely Killing It

Gloss black doesn't get as much love as flat black, but if you're into shiny things, you'll love this 1987 Chevy C10 single cab short bed. Fully murdered out with everything blacked out except for the lettering on its Nitto tires, you don't need to see this truck in action to tell that it will absolutely blow the doors off anything it runs into on the road. The C10 came with a small block chevy engine from the factory, but that big cowl hood lets you know that there's something hiding under there. In case all that didn't convince you that this Chevy will chew you up and spit you out, the no mirrors look is clean and shows that nobody is passing this beast.

Check out the walkaround video at the bottom.


 







Saturday, April 13, 2019

Murdered Out 2nd Gen Acura NSX is Pure Sex

The first gen Acura NSX has always been a dream car. An entire generation of boys who grew up in the 90s and 2000s grew up going to sleep thinking about Pamela Anderson or Britney Spears (depending on their birth year) sitting shotgun while they drive an NSX just like The Wolf from Pulp Fiction.

The world went ten years without an NSX, and then it came back for the 2016 model year with 573 horsepower from a V6 engine, two turbochargers, and three electric motors. 


The new NSX is gorgeous, but it's a bit too shiny, so if you live all of our dreams and buy one, consider murdering it out like this flat black NSX. A matte black Acura NSX would look good in any driveway (don't hide it away in a garage).

Sunday, October 13, 2013

Widebody Lexus IS F Flat Black

The Lexus IS F has a 5.0-liter V8 engine with 416 horsepower in the small IS body, which makes it not only fast as stink but good looking and luxurious to boot.  So how do you improve on that? put a widebody kit on it and paint it flat black of course. 



This flat black Lexus IS F by Five Axis has a sick looking widebody kit with really aggressive side skirts, a lip spoiler and tiny side mirrors.



The flat black IS F isn't totally blacked out, it has bronze wheels and a bronze rear diffuser to add a bit of contrast to it and make the flat black paint even more badass looking.

Flat Black 240SX S13 Murdered Out

These days it's rare to see a Nissan 240SX S13 in good condition.  It seems most S13s have been thrown sideways into a guard rail or tree by this point, so it's nice to see one in good condition that looks like it's actually loved like this murdered out 240SX.



This flat black Nissan 240SX has an aggressive body kit on the front end and side skirts along with a huge rear spoiler, which gives it a classic sports car look.  In the case of this flat black Nissan 240SX the term classic sports car means that it looks like the kind of sports car an early 90s movie would use to show that it was taking place in the future and since the early 90s was 20 years ago, the term is valid.



The most common swap for the 240SX is the JDM SR20DET, and it looks like this 240SX might have had that engine swapped in.  At the very least, this murdered out 240SX has a turbo engine and a front mount intercooler.

Most flat black 240SXs are painted with rattle cans to cover up body damage, but this murdered out Silvia S13 has blacked out tail lights and black wheels as well as a straight body proving that it is actually flat black by design.

Bloody Murder - Flat Black Lincoln Continental With Red Wheels and Tint

Murdered out cars are usually all black - black paint black wheels dark tint, no color at all.  That looks great, but what's more murderous than black?



Red.

Of course, if there's red in your murdered out car it had better look great, and this murdered out classic Lincoln Continental does.  This bloody murdered out Lincoln Continental has red wheels and red tint in addition to its flat black paint.



The red window tint on the murdered out Continental looks absolutely evil.


While the red tint on this murdered out Lincoln Continental looks great from outside, it has to be particularly special on the inside.  The back window is tinted red, so you can drive without fear of being blinded when people behind you leave their high beams on at night.


Classic cars with big wheels don't always work, but this murdered out Lincoln Continental looks right with the large rims.


 
The murdered out Continental has some classic red pinstriping in addition to the red tint and red wheels.