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Building fast cars takes guts, grit, madness, power, and vision, and the endeavor sometimes result in scandals that rock the automotive industry and the world.

Building fast cars takes guts, grit, madness, power, and vision, and the endeavor sometimes result in scandals that rock the automotive industry and the world.
Malcolm Bricklin has never built a car in his life, but that doesn't stop him from creating the SV-1, a futuristic supercar packed with safety features.
Gary Balough turns to moonshine's modern equivalent to fund his hand-built race car, the Batmobile.
A look at the 16-cylinder Cizeta V16T, which could make Claudio Zampolli's name as famous as Ferrari or Lamborghini.
Jerry Wiegert builds a fighter jet he can drive in his super-fast super car, the Vector W8; the car turns heads wherever it goes, but after partnering with the son of a dictator, Wiegert's forced to fight to keep flying high.
Made famous in "Back to the Future," John DeLorean's gull-winged DMC-12 symbolizes the glitz, glamour and greed of the 1980s, even as DeLorean himself embodies the decade's dark side.
Liz Carmichael believes an underpowered three-wheeled car can challenge Detroit's gas-guzzling behemoths of the 1970s; she launches a campaign to change how Americans think about cars -- until murder and deception sends Liz on the lam.