Last night Funk Flex tore it down at Webster Hall with Loso….that is, in case you didn’t know so! While Fab was performing his set, he surprised the NY crowd by bringing out both Jadakiss and Young Jeezy, and the trio performed their track “OJ” off Jizzle’s 2011 album, “TM103.” Watch the guys do their thing below. Marisa Mendez
Auto Talk: Tesla to build electric Mercedes
Tesla and Daimler are set to collaborate on a new electric Mercedes-Benz. According to Gigaom.com, the fourth-quarter earnings report released by Tesla earlier this week revealed the company is set to supply a full powertrain for an unnamed electric Mercedes-Benz in the near future. Those components include a motor, transmission, inverter and all of the software necessary to keep the car whirring along. Funds from the deal are supposed to begin trickling in by the second quarter of this year, though no details about production timing or volume were available in the report. Funk Flex
Flex Flick: Funk Flex & Basketball Wives’ Royce Reed (@Roycelr) Making Crazy Faces!!
Royce is up visiting KISS FM & I caught a flick with her!! Funk Flex Find Flex on Google+
(Video) Auto Talk: 2012 BMW 328i dyno run suggests it’s underrated
BMW is earning quite the reputation of underrating its turbocharged engines. From the early days of the N54 twin-turbo inline six, through the later N55 single-turbo iteration and straight on to the 2012 M5’s turbocharged V8, the crafty Bavarians have always erred on the low side with their factory-quoted power figures. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Pogea Corvette modernizes an American classic
Some will invariably debate their authenticity, but as far as we’re concerned, there’s no arguing with the quickening of our pulse when we gaze at such examples of retrofitted classics as the Eagle E-Type Speedster or the Singer 911. But if you’ve been wondering why European sportscars have been getting all the old-meets-new attention, wonder no more, and feast your eyes on the Pogea Corvette. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: GM takes final step to eliminate pension plans, switch entirely to 401Ks
General Motors will freeze the defined benefit pension plans of 19,000 workers on Sept. 30, 2012, shifting them instead into 401(k) plans. Affected workers were all hired before 2001 and are salaried employees. Hourly workers are not affected by this change. Funk Flex
