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What's The Difference Between A Muscle Car And A Pony Car?
Historically, pony cars and muscle cars offered sharp contrasts in their size, power, and handling. Today, those differences have largely blurred.
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Do Corvette Bodies Still Use Fiberglass? It's Complicated
Its low weight and durability led Chevrolet to choose fiberglass for the body of the first Corvette, in 1953. Does Chevy still choose fiberglass today?
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European Drivers Love Chinese EVs
Chinese EV sales in Europe, as well as a new regulatory change that could hurt those same automakers on their home turf and more.
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These Are The Jalopnik Staff's Favorite Stories From 2025
The Jalopnik staff has gone through everything we've written this year and put together a list of staff picks that we're especially proud of.
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At $7,800, Would You Go Cab-Forward In This 2002 Chrysler 300M?
Does that price seem fair given the ad's description and images? Or is this one cab-forward car that needs a retrograde price?
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Is It Legal To Have Two Insurance Policies For A Single Car?
Two insurance policies on one car sounds like it could give you a bigger payoff if you're in an accident. But would that be legal? And would it pay doubly?
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Why You Can't Easily Siphon Gas Out Of Modern Cars
Once upon a time, gas was cheap and plentiful, and nobody worried about it being stolen out of their car. Now cars are built to prevent siphoning. Here's how.
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What Are Chassis Ears, And How Can They Help Diagnose Your Car?
Chassis Ears aren't built into a car, and they don't stick out like Jughead's in the "Archie" comics. But they can help you fix elusive automotive problems.
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Why Did Whitewall Tires Disappear?
Whitewall tires were once ubiquitous in the automotive world, but they're pretty rare these days. Here's why they all but disappeared from the road.
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America's Only Upside Down Traffic Light Has A Fascinating History
In the 1920s, residents of one American neighborhood were sure that a right-side-up traffic light made a political statement they couldn't abide.
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Authorities Seize $40 Million MotoGP Bike Collection From Fugitive Olympian-Turned-Drug-Kingpin
The Department of Justice announced new charges against Ryan Wedding last month, claiming that he ordered the murder of a federal witness in Colombia.
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The Lotus Esprit Almost Got The Corvette ZR-1's LT5 V8
Around 1990, it looked as though the Lotus was going to get the Corvette's much more powerful engine. But to fans' disappointment, it never happened.
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Yes, The Type Of Tires You Use Will Affect Gas Mileage - Here's What To Know
It's not all about how fast you drive. Tire pressure, tread pattern and depth, and the size and weight of your tires will all affect your gas mileage.
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Is It Legal For A Car To Have Two Different Color Headlights?
There are plenty of rules and restrictions related to cars and their safety features. In fact, some of these restrictions also apply to the color of headlights.
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These Are The Best Cars (And Trucks And Bikes) The Jalopnik Staff Drove In 2025
This year we loved driving everything from sports cars and pickup trucks to motorcycles and eighteen-wheelers.
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What The Numbers On A Tire Mean, And How To Read Them Properly
The numbers and letters on a car tire may seem confusing, but they're actually relatively simple once you understand them. Here's what they mean.
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Tesla Is Predicting A Bad Fourth Quarter
We're looking at Tesla's upcoming numbers, as well as Porsche's cost-cutting and more.
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11 Factory Cars That Can Hit 60 MPH In 3 Seconds Or Less
We're not talking about one-offs or hypercars. These 11 speed demons are factory-made cars that just happen to be amazingly quick to reach 60 mph.
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At $13,000, Will This Survivor 1980 Honda Civic GL Survive Our Scrutiny?
Is this throwback econobox compelling enough for someone to throw down some serious cash?
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What Freeze Plugs Do In An Engine (And Signs They Might Need To Be Replaced)
Freeze plugs don't make your engine freeze up, and they aren't useful only when it's freezing out. They're a crucial part of your car's defenses year round.
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When Did Cars Start Using Catalytic Converters?
The automobile had been going strong for decades when increased recognition of the dangers of emissions brought the government to mandate catalytic converters.
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These 5 States Have The Most Dangerous Roads In The Winter
Driving in winter weather can be sketchy no matter where you live. However, these five states have the most dangerous winter roads in the country.
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Here's How Regular Cars Get Turned Into Stretch Limos
Regular cars are able to be converted into stretch limousines. The process isn't simple, though, and it doesn't work with every single model.
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Here's How 'Bulletproof' Car Windows Are Made
Car windows are designed for the safety and protection of occupants. "Bulletproof" car windows take those designs and goes even further with them.
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How The Mazda Miata Got Quicker After Losing Horsepower
The Mazda Miata reduced its horsepower between the third and fourth generations, but it actually got quicker. Check out the reason as to why.
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Do Short Trips Really Wear Out Your Engine Faster Than Long Drives?
You may have heard that short trips are bad for your car's engine. Well, there is actually quite a bit of truth to that. Here's what you need to know.
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What's The Difference Between A Pushrod And A Modular Ford V8?
Ford used pushrod V8 designs for many years before phasing them out in favor of Modular engines. Here are the differences between the two engine types.
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