This is a love story of sorts. Project X is the 1957 Chevy 210 two-door sedan that Popular Hot Rodding magazine bought in 1965 for $250 with the intent of modifying in accordance with readers' wishes.

Key Points Project X is a 2012 found-footage flick about a teen's birthday party that epically spirals out of control. The comedy is rumored to be inspired by a 2008 Australian party thrown by ...

After walking around SEMA and seeing all the various EV conversion companies out there it's clear that EV is here to stay and, just like always, Project X is on the leading edge to try out this ...

The incident — which is the subject of Netflix's Trainwreck: The Real Project X, which premiered on July 8 — resulted in 3,000 people flocking to the small town of Haren, Netherlands, on Sept ...

Even though Project X's electric powertrain is direct drive, it still needs a system for putting it in park, drive, and reverse. The solution was to re-engineer the shifter control panel out of a ...

Our Project X was rolling on a set of older Billet Specialties wheels and seven-year-old Mickey Thompson street tires. With the instant torque inherent to EVs we knew the tires weren't up to the ...

Scream, the requel that was made for $24 million and has grossed $120 million globally to date, is proof that Project X is onto something. A sixth film in the multimillion-dollar franchise has ...

Netflix 's Trainwreck anthology is back with a jaw-dropping new chapter, titled Trainwreck: The Real Project X. Released on July 8, 2025, the gripping documentary revisits the 2012 calamity in ...

“Project X” is so insanely over-the-top, I gaped at it more than I laughed. There were times during the movie when I couldn’t believe it even exists.

In Project X, the 400-volt proof-of-concept lithium-ion battery stores 30 kilowatt-hours of electricity, providing enough range for weekend cruising.

Since its launch in 2019, Project X has also produced Michael Bay’s Ambulance for Universal and Shawn Ryan’s smash hit Netflix series, The Night Agent, heading into its second season.

Project X Zone co-developer Monolith Soft isn't new to this whole crossover RPG business: X Zone serves as something of a follow-up to 2005's Japan-only PS2 title, Namco x Capcom. PXZ's final team ...