Carlton "Big C" Lewis

We're going deep under the Hot Import Daze and Furious Nights shows in San Diego! The super-hot Pam Rodriguez will be answering our questions, and Street Fury will be heading south of the border, checking out the Tijuana import scene! Ride along with "Rotary Junkie" in an RX-7 and RX-8, and don't miss all the drifting, street racing and Extreme Motorcycle action!

We bring in the year with a bang. Review last year and dive into 2005 with an in depth look at the hottest items coming your way in 2005. Check out the newest aftermarket parts and accessories at the SEMA LAS VEGAS show. We just can't stay away from Mexico, so we visited The Fast and Furious Tour Mexico, to see who Envies Who in the International import game. At the 2004 Magic Show, get a look at the hottest new fashions by -- Von Dutch, Rocawear and Russell Simmon's Phat Farm. Gloria Valez followed up her Magic show performance at the Best Import show of the Year… Extreme Auto Fest Daygo.

Custom cars, killer gaming systems, and beautiful ladies combine to make for one memorable coast-to-coast trek as the folks at Street Fury capture the latest and greatest boy toys on each side of the U.S. Following a trip to the Extreme Auto Fest in San Francisco in which cameras capture some of the hottest tuners on the road, it's time for a pit stop in Sonoma for the Formula D and a look at one of the nation's most notorious star racers. After a trip to E3 and a special peek at the Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3, the crew hops over to the East Coast to visit St. James Custom Body and witness some amazing Summer Slam drag racing.

Some like it hot....and Big C ain't no different. The summer of 2005 had some serious sizzle and we were there to film it. On the west side we covered the Extreme Auto Fest in San Francisco. Documenting our road trip to the bay area we've documented all the crazy happenings - tuner style. Then it's to Sonoma for Formula D. We'll bring you into the world of one special star racer. And let's not forget E3 where we'll get the latest scoop from Xbox2 and PS3. On the east coast we've got Mass appeal with St. James Custom Body and then it's onto New Jersey to see some serious drag racing at Summer Slam. Street Racing Bikini Contests Drifting tips from the pros Extreme 2 wheel action.

Street Fury Inferno takes us on the road to the hottest places yet. We took to the highways and skyways to show you the newest, fastest cars, parts, and drivers. Add to this a 1000 horse power Supra with a motor from The Fast and the Furious. The fastest car in Phoenix. A BMW Z 8, real street racing, and arrests.

Street Fury: Chrome shines the white hot spotlight on today's import car scene. From illegal street racing in San Diego to the DUB Bikini Show Street Fury: Chrome blows away all competitors from start to finish.Features: Hot Import Nights Show At the LA Convention Center SEMA Show In Las Vegas Behind the Scenes Look at the Cars of The Fast & The Furious and Their Creator George BarrisSand Diego Bikini Show NISEI Show in Los Angeles Illegal Street Racing In Southern California Street Fury: Chrome Cover Model Photo Shoot.

Big C's mission to bring you the raw adrenaline rush of the import car scene continues. Onxy is Street Fury's Hard Core Edition. Travel with Big C to Project Live with The Pharacyde, Hyper Fest, and all the wild Parties that you just didn't have time to get to. Linda Tran; Sasha Singleton and the rest of the 2004 Asian Beauty Calendar girls invited Big C to hang out at their Private Shoot. Street Fury Onyx brings the Underground up to the Streets.

Street Fury was a TV show on G4 that showcased women and cars. It was hosted by Carlton "Big C" Lewis. Along with Formula D and Fastlane, the show aired Sunday nights, as part of the "G4 Sunday Nights" block. It was at one time the main show for a G4 block called "The Whip Set", but the block name was dropped in late 2005. The show is often criticized for focusing more on scantily-clad models and for portraying negative stereotypes of the African American and Latino communities. The show was produced by G4 Media, and is loosely based on the Tokyopop version of Street Fury.