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At $17,900, Is This 2004 Chevy Monte Carlo SS An Intimidating Deal?
A special edition for NASCAR royalty, does this low-mileage Chevy take pole position?
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How The Michelin CrossClimate 3 Compares To Other All-Weather Tires, According To Tyre Reviews
For their test of the two new Michelins, Tyre Reviews grabbed a set of Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3s, as well as some Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6s.
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Former McLaren Shareholder's Collection Of Bespoke McLarens Could Be Yours — Including The Last F1 Ever Made
The 20-car Mansour Ojjeh Collection also includes an Elva, Speedtail, Sabre, two P1s, and three Sennas.
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This Is The Cheapest McLaren You Can Buy Brand New (And What You Miss Out On)
It's not exactly inexpensive, but there is a McLaren model that costs less than all the others. You'll have to give something up, though, for the bargain price.
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At $10,000, Is This 1998 Lincoln Mark VIII LSC A Sweet Deal?
Built for a time when Lincoln had something other than SUVs in its lineup, could this two-door treat bring some classic luxury to your garage?
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Do You Really Need To Break In A New Car? Here Are The Parts That Matter
Getting a new car can be an exciting moment, but do you need to break in certain parts first? Here's what you need to know before hitting the road.
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Can You Trade In A Financed Car? Here's What You Need To Know
Can you trade in a car whose loan you're still paying off? What about if you owe more than the car is worth? The answers will help you make smart decisions.
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Breaking: EV Startup CEO Would Like Federal Tax Credit Benefiting EV Startups To Stick Around
Congress is poised to kill off the federal EV tax credits that made Tesla into the juggernaut it is today, and Lucid's new CEO would like them to rethink that.
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What Can Happen If Your Exhaust Pipe Is Submerged In Water?
Whether you live in a flood region, or like to take your vehicle off-road, be careful driving in deep water. Here's what happens if your exhaust is submerged.
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The Best Used Cars And SUVs To Buy Under $15,000, According To Consumer Reports
Used cars are better than they've ever been, and if you can find a reliable one, it could still last you for years.
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I Want A Sports Car That Is Good For My Cat! What Should I Buy?
Replacing a Corvette with a sports car fit for a road-tripping cat may not be a commonplace challenge, but here's what Team Jalopnik would suggest.
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Hey Does Anyone Want To Loan Me $20,000 Real Quick?
Look, don't think of it as an "investment" because that implies you might get your money back.
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At $5,990, Would Buying This 1993 Buick Roadmaster Wagon Be A Masterful Move?
Built in the days where moving the family meant a big wagon, does this clean-looking Roadmaster have what it takes to open your wallet?
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Toyota Is Increasing Prices This Summer, But Not Because Of Tariffs
Toyota may be avoiding making any statements about tariffs that Trump could interpret as negative to better negotiate a deal that would help keep prices down.
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XC60 Crossover Overtakes The 240 As Volvo's Best-Selling Car Ever
Volvo sold 2.6 million 240s from 1974 to 1993, but since 2008 more than 2.7 million XC60 SUVs have been sold worldwide.
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At $8,500, Is This 2001 Range Rover An Unappreciated Bargain?
Range Rover's reputation for reliability meets a sky-high odometer.
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How Long Do EV Batteries Really Last Compared To Gasoline Cars?
If you choose to buy a new EV you can rest easy knowing that long-term battery degradation is less of an issue than ever before.
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At $29,000, Could This 1987 Mazda RX-7 Turbo Make You Go Hmmmm?
Is it time for a little Wankel in your life?
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Should You Be Using A Torque Wrench On Oil Drain Plugs?
Changing your vehicle's oil can save you money, but should you be using a torque wrench on the oil drain plug? Here's what you need to know.
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At $14,900, Would You Hold The Door For This 2005 Maserati Quattroporte?
Ridiculously affordable European luxury, or a ticking time bomb with a transmission nobody loves?
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Ceramic Vs. Organic Brake Pads: What's The Difference And Which Usually Wear Out Rotors Faster?
Should you go with ceramic or organic brake pads? Before deciding, it's vital to know the differences between them, so you get the right ones for your vehicle.
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Why Your AWD Vehicle Needs Matching Tires, And What Happens If They're Not The Same
All-wheel drive vehicles are ideal for winter roads, but it's vital that all four tires are matching. Here's why and what happens if they aren't the same.
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Make A Subaru Brat Your Summer Project
If you've been looking for a summer project, this is it. A running, driving, perfectly-colored Subaru Brat!
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Can You Insure A Car That's Not In Your Name?
Can you insure a car that's not yours? It's a valid question if you are borrowing someone's vehicle on a regular basis. Here's what you need to know.
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What's The Best Way To Remove Tree Sap From Your Car?
If you parked your car where tree sap unfortunately got on it, it's important to get it off as soon as possible. Here a few ways to remove it.
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Chevy Once Made A Hot Hatch, And One Is Headed To Auction
This Chevrolet Sprint Turbo may not meet the modern hot-hatch standards needed to go up against a Focus RS, but it looks like an absolute joy to wring out.
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At $6,900, Is This 2004 BMW 330Ci The Chef's Kiss?
Droptop style and some creepy headrests. Is this two-decade-old Beemer worth the price?
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