The world of Street Outlaws is constantly evolving, and one of its most popular figures, Justin Swanstrom, is making headlines again with some exciting news. Justin recently announced that he is building a brand new Pro Mod Corvette, which will be named Karma, set to debut in 2025. This addition marks another chapter in his ever-growing car collection and his pursuit of success in the drag racing world.
Photo by Justin Swanstrom
The new Corvette will feature a C7 body style, one of the most iconic and sleek designs that drag racing fans can't get enough of. Paired with a powerful screw-blown Hemi engine, this car is set to be a force to be reckoned with on the track. The design itself is stunning, with a color scheme that's reminiscent of his other well-known car, Bad Blood, giving Karma that signature Swanstrom flair.
Racing in 2025
Justin isn’t just building this car for show—he’s preparing to race it at some of the biggest Pro Mod events in 2025. Pro Mod racing, especially in the eighth mile, has seen a surge in popularity, with high-stakes events like the Snowbirds, World Series of Pro Mod, and other big-money races. It’s clear that Justin is focused on dominating this scene, and Karma will play a key role in that strategy.
But that’s not all. In addition to the new Corvette, Justin will continue to race his current Pro Mod, which he competed with in this year's World Series of Pro Mod, as well as other major events. Justin’s success in recent weeks, including big wins at a Grudge race and NPK Las Vegas, has given him the momentum—and the funds—to keep building and expanding his operation.
A Growing Fleet
If you're trying to keep track of Justin Swanstrom's cars, you might need to start making a list. His collection has grown rapidly over the years, and now includes several high-profile machines. Let’s take a quick look at some of his other vehicles:
Photo by Justin Swanstrom
Prenup: A small tire drag radial car for Grudge racing, Prenup has proven itself on the strip time and again.
Bad Blood: Justin’s current NPK car, which has been a staple in his arsenal.
New 1967 Mustang: Another exciting project on the horizon, this Mustang is being built specifically for NPK competition in 2025.
Pro Mod Camaro: One of Justin’s earlier cars, this nitrous-powered beast helped him establish his reputation in the Pro Mod world.
Add Karma to this lineup, and it’s clear that Justin is building an impressive fleet of race cars, each with a specific purpose in mind.
Partners and Growth
Much of Justin’s success can be attributed to his relentless hard work and smart partnerships. His main partner, Todd Fon, plays a huge role in his racing program and will continue to do so next year. Todd’s Lexus will also be competing in NPK events, adding yet another car to the growing Swanstrom racing empire.
It’s amazing to think about how far Justin has come in just a few short years. When he first started out in the Street Outlaws world, he had a single Camaro on big tires and a Pro Mod Camaro with a nitrous motor. Now, he runs a massive operation, racing at some of the most prestigious events and winning big. This growth is a testament to his ability not only as a driver but as a businessman who understands how to build a brand. His social media presence has exploded, allowing him to connect with fans, promote his partners, and grow his platform.
What’s Next?
With Karma on the way and a stacked lineup of cars ready to go for 2025, the future looks incredibly bright for Justin Swanstrom. His brand is bigger than ever, and he continues to push the limits both on and off the track. Fans of Street Outlaws and the Pro Mod scene should be excited to see what Justin has in store, as it’s clear he’s not slowing down anytime soon.
Photo by Justin Swanstrom
At Street Outlaws Talks, we’ll be keeping a close eye on Justin’s progress and bringing you all the latest updates on his new Corvette, upcoming races, and everything happening in the Street Outlaws universe. Be sure to stay tuned, because 2025 is shaping up to be an unforgettable year for Justin Swanstrom and his racing empire.
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