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5 Car Window Designs That Dared To Be Different
While cars today can all look very similar, some older car window designs made some daring choices. Here are five of the most unique windows out there.
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Why Are Car Makers Removing The Transmission Dipstick?
The transmission dipstick can be exceptionally valuable when it comes to maintaining your car. Recently, though, newer models have been released without it.
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5 Warning Signs That It's Time To Get Your Tires Balanced
Everyone knows tires need balancing, but how do you know when it's time? Here are the key warning signs to watch for before the problem gets much worse.
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How Reliable Is The 2025 Honda Passport? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
The Honda Passport looks great on paper, but how does its reliability compare to other midsize SUVs? We analyzed data gathered by Consumer Reports to find out.
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Utah Bans 'Extreme DUI' Offenders From Buying Alcohol, Cards Everyone
Utah already has the harshest drunk driving laws in the U.S., and they're about to get even harsher.
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Tesla's Bad Sales Year Means BYD Is Now The Best-Selling EV Maker In The World
In this morning's edition, it's EVs all the way down.
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At $1,600, Would You Tackle This 1984 BMW 633CSI Project?
Today's 633CSI offers an intriguing opportunity and will demand some resolve to get back on its feet. Let's see if it's right-priced or is a lost cause.
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Do Twin Turbos Help Or Hurt Your Gas Mileage?
Twin-turbocharged cars can make impressive power, even with relatively tiny engines. But are they fuel efficient? Here's what you need to know.
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Why You Should Re-Torque Your Wheels 100 Miles After A Tire Rotation
Many experts recommend retorquing your car's wheels within 100 miles of a tire rotation. Here's why they recommend doing so and why it's important.
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Here's How Much A 2020 BMW M2 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
BMWs don't have the best reputation when it comes to retaining value, but is the 2020 BMW M2 an exception? We looked at data from CarEdge and KBB to find out.
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The Ford Taurus SHO's 60-Degree V8 Was Brilliant, And Completely Bizarre
A departure from the more common 90-degree V8, the engine powering Ford's Taurus SHO was a uniquely-made 60-degree V8, with all sorts of quirks.
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These Are The Differences Between The Toyota C-HR And The Subaru Uncharted
Platform mates like the Subaru Uncharted and the Toyota CH-R share a lot of equipment, but there are a few differences that set them apart.
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This Is The Jalopnik Staff Fleet As We Head Into 2026
We made it through 2025 with at least some of our staff intact, so now it's time to tell you all what we're personally driving or riding in the new year.
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Straight Piping Your Car: Pros, Cons, And Should You Do It?
Taking the stock exhaust system off your car and replacing it with a set of straight pipes could help your car stand out in a crowd, but at what cost?
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Breaking A Car Window From The Inside May Be A Lot Harder Than You Think
If you find your car in floodwaters, you may need to break a window to get out. But car windows are made of hard-to-break glass. Here's how to get around that.
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Don't Use Soda To Remove Corrosion From Your Battery Terminals – Do This Instead
You may have heard that Coca-Cola will clean corrosion from battery terminals. It will ... but it's still a bad idea. Here's why, and what to do instead.
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5 Tips To Extend Your Car Battery's Lifespan
The average car battery has a lifespan of about three to five years. Proper maintenance and care can make a big difference if you know what you’re doing.
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5 Smart Maintenance Moves To Make After Your Car Hits 100K Miles
So your car just hit 100,000 miles — congratulations! Here are five smart maintenance moves you can make to keep your ride on the road for years to come.
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Want To Change The Sound Of Your Car's Horn? Here's How It's Done
There's more than one way to change the sound of your car's horn. One method involves a hardware swap. The other sees you becoming a kind of automotive deejay.
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5 Telltale Signs Your Car Tires Need Replacing ASAP
Worn out tires are a major safety hazard, so it’s important to pay attention before performance is compromised. Some signs are obvious, but others not so much.
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Automotive Vs. Motorcycle Oil: The Differences Explained
What could possibly go wrong if you use automotive oil in a motorcycle engine? These are the key differences between automotive and motorcycle oil, explained.
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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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