Be sure to tune into Hot 97 tomorrow at 7pm when DJ Drama and 50 Cent will join Funk Flex to blast off 50’s Gangsta Grillz tape, The Lost Tape. It’s going to be epic! Funk Flex
Auto Talk: 320-horsepower BMW M135i headlines new three-door 1 Series range
We can now take an official, in-depth look at the new BMW M135i and the accompanying three-door 1 Series range – and there’s much to see. Starting from the beginning, the Bimmer’s styling has inclined some people to grab their hatchets. Yes, there’s a whole lot of intensity and a slumgullion of deeply incised polygons mixed together in that little upright face, but we have no doubt there’ll be a whole lot more people grabbing their wallets when they see it. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Porsche says no baby Boxster, no rush on Pajun
Just days after reporting that Porsche had plans to introduce the Pajun, a competitor for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class that would slot just below the Panamera, Automotive News quoted Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller saying the Pajun was not a done deal but could become reality in five or six years. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: McLaren MP4-12C Spyder coming this year
Car and Driver recently spent some time poking and prodding around McLaren headquarters in Woking, England, and they have confirmed plans for a convertible MP4-12C. This isn’t exactly earth-shattering news, having been rumored since 2009 and even spotted earlier this year, but it does suggest the program is on track for a public reveal this year. The MP4-12C Spyder is expected to be mechanically identical to its hard top cousin, which means buyers can look forward to finding twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter V8 with 593 horsepower kicked out through the rear wheels. Funk Flex
Funkmaster Flex Visits Auto Students
Auto students enrolled in the Automotive Service Excellence Program were awarded scholarships from a National competition on Friday, and they were personally congratulated by Funkmaster Flex. Click below to read the full story, view pictures, and watch a video. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Toyota Takes Title Of World’s Largest Automaker Again, For Now
Now that the title of world’s largest maker has become a clear and eager battle, we can expect more regular updates on the progress of the combatants. Bloomberg reports that Toyota snagged the #1 crown in Q1, taking it away from General Motors with 2.49 million units sold across its five brands compared to 2.28 million for GM. Volkswagen was just another tenth down at 2.19 million units sold. Funk Flex Find Flex On Google+
