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I like Audi's, maybe not as much as this guy, but I do like them. In the right hands they can be impressive track cars and equally impressive daily drivers, and show machines. I don't know how likely it is I will ever own one but it's guaranteed I won't stop posting them.

Body drops have been around forever in the mini trucking community. When bringing the body of a vehicle over it's frame it's not uncommon to end up with a truck that lays rocker, or even door, but this, this is ridiculous!

Don't get me wrong, I love slammed cars with lots of dish, camber, and stretch, but sometimes it's too easy to forget what can be accomplished with a moderate oem+ styling approach. This MK2 Jetta isn't over the top, and would probably wouldn't bring home a lot of trophies at a show, but I think it's one of the cleanest, and best looking Volkswagens I have ever posted on here on Stance Is Everything.

Not too long ago I let everyone know that the Infamous Project e36 turned out to be lower than it's inital rendering so it's no surprise that the other car Chris Savard is building for The Infamous Project may in fact be the lowest static dropped 5.0 around.

After doing the first Pictures with attitude Theme Tuesday I knew that I would have to do a number of follow ups since it was so well received. Hopefully at some point I will be able to take some photos of my own to contribute to this theme, but until then enjoy the best the net has to offer.

I normally try not to post things I find on the Stance Works forums as early on Mike and I talked and I made it clear that I didn't intend on jacking content from him. However I have been in love with the Euro Projektz A3 from the first time I saw it and the owner recently posted some new photos along with a beautiful forum signature/blog header and mods poster.

What we have got here today are two MKV Golfs, both bagged with minimal body modifications and therefore looking super clean, which do you prefer? Saw (Jigsaw) Voice: Red or Black make your choice.

A former e30 owner on maxbimmer recently posted some summer pictures of his e46 m3 that he had yet to share. This car is a great example of oem+ styling and I think the ride height is just right for a manageable daily driver/weekend warrior. It also doesn't hurt that he keeps it super clean.

Well it seems as though Winter is finally losing steam which is great because I'm pretty tired of it how about you? Regardless I have a few pictures to take us through until the 'official end of winter/start of spring March 21. Audi lovers this ones for you.

Last week on twitter @TyCity called me out on the fact that I had not posted some old school JDM rides in awhile. Since he was right I decided to check some of my local sources for some old school goodness. I'm not as up on my classic Japanese metal as I am my American but here goes.

Saw this waiting for me after worked and sniped a few pictures with my iphone. I posted this on twitter but I figured I would share it here for those of you who don't follow me yet or are twitter phobic.

Seems like every build I've been following along with you guys has had significant progress over the past month or so.Which makes sense because as the winter season begins to slowly give way to spring everyone begins to scramble to get their cars ready for another exciting summer. Here are updates on Pat Cyr's F20 AE86 Build, The M-tricks widebody 2002 build, the rebuilt track e30 build, and an introduction to Aidan's Lexus IS300 build.