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SpaceX Is So Confident In Its New Starship Rocket That It's No Longer Taking Reservations For The Dependable Falcon 9
To keep its NASA lunar contract, SpaceX has to get the Starship operational by 2028.
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Do The Top Summer Tires Reviewed By Consumer Reports Outgrip The Cheapest Ones?
Consumer Reports assesses tires' braking in deciding what to recommend, and NHTSA tests their grip. How do the cheapest and priciest tires compare?
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The Ford Mustang Mach 1 Was Resurrected Twice To Sit In The Goldilocks Zone
To fill a performance gap in the Mustang lineup, Ford brought the Mach 1 back twice after its initial demise in 1978. Here's the story behind those revivals.
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1992 GMC Typhoon For Sale With 146,000 Miles Will Show You What The Cool Dads Drove In The '90s
Essentially the SUV version of the GMC Syclone, the Typhoon was the fastest SUV of the '90s, and you can buy this one for less than it cost in 1992.
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The Service Station Bruce McLaren's Parents Owned Inspired McLaren's New Logo
For those more fond of McLaren's existing branding, the Speedmark will stick around, as will the Papaya Orange color scheme.
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What The Hell Happened To Porsche's Profits?
VW issued its latest profit warning, bringing with it a $6.9 billion write-down on its 75% stake in Porsche just weeks after agreeing to cut 50,000 jobs.
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Feds Begin Leaving The Skies To AI In DC, Kick Off $875 Million Investment On SMART AI Tool
For now, the soft rollout is underway and the AI SMART software is expected to be fully implemented in airports across the country by 2028.
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MotorWeek's Manual 2001 BMW X5 Review Has Us Gnawing At The Iron Bars Of Our Enclosure
With the gift of hindsight we now look back at the first-generation of the BMW X5 with a newfound fondness, especially when equipped with the five-speed manual.
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2026 Yamaha R7 Is A Scalpel For All Your Hammering Needs
I put the R7 through every daily-riding task I could imagine, and found that it doesn't feel at home on the road because it's simply too good for the use case.
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These Front-Wheel-Drive Cars Should Be Rear-Wheel Drive
If you're pure of heart, you know that God's one true drivetrain configuration is rear-wheel drive.
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'Getting Less For The Money' The Affordability Crisis Hits America's Used-Car Lots
It's just bad news for global the economy all the way down.
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What Upper Trim Just Isn't Worth It?
Bonus points if you actually bought the upper trim and regretted it, or bought the base model and are glad you did.
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At $6,000, Is This 1981 Honda Accord LX Movie Star An A-Lister?
It may have had a few starring roles in music videos and movies, but does that make this 45-year-old Honda Accord worth $6,000?
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This Rare Engine Is What Henry Ford Tried Before Developing The Legendary Flathead V8
The Flathead V8 may have been an early icon among Ford engines, but it was not the company's first attempt at an eight-cylinder design. Meet the unique X-8.
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The 5 Smallest Cars That Still Get IIHS Top Safety Pick Ratings
From new hatchbacks to small sedans, these surprisingly well-built compacts prove that, even when it comes to car safety, bigger isn't always better.
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Historic Tobacco Racing Liveries Endangered By Public Health Law
Motorsport Australia changed its regulations after Fox Sports refused to air a Touring Car Masters race at Sydney Motorsport Park in August.
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These 15 States Don't Have Red Light Cameras, Here's Why
While at least 22 states and Washington DC still use red light cameras, at least 15 states explicitly block or heavily restrict remote traffic monitoring.
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Lucas Museum Of Narrative Art Has The Best Collection Of Vehicular Art I've Ever Seen
Beyond all the "Star Wars" models, George Lucas' $1 billion museum has amazing illustrations, comics and paintings featuring boats, planes, cars and spaceships.
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What To Know Before Buying A Used Toyota FJ Cruiser
The Toyota FJ Cruiser is a classic ahead of its time.
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Cut Fiber Optic Cable Plunges New York City And Philadelphia Airports Into Chaos
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said it would take 13 hours to repair, but the fix should be completed soon — still, hundreds of flights have been canceled.
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Plane Narrowly Avoids Hitting Postal Van During Emergency Landing
Several semi-trucks had to pull over to avoid colliding with the plane, and the plane missed the postal van by what looks like inches, rather than feet.
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2022 Ford Bronco Raptor With 99 Miles For Sale Is Also Serial Number 00001
It's Ford's first-ever production Bronco Raptor, and it comes with all the bells and whistles you'd want in the Blue Oval's bona fide Wrangler killer.
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GM Teases New 8.3-Liter Duramax 'Mongoose' Engine Just As Diesel Crosses $6.50 Per Gallon Nationwide
We don't know much about the new Duramax, but its name gives us a clear indication of its mission statement: beat Ford's new Power Stroke V8, the Scorpion.
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BMW's 'Lifetime' Differential Fluid Doesn't Really Last For Life, Class Action Lawsuit Claims
The lawsuit alleges, amongst other things, that BMW NA knew its front differentials would fail prematurely if the 'lifetime' fluid wasn't properly changed.
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Jalopnik Suspends White House Pool Coverage In Solidarity With Politico, CNN And MS Now
People often ask: "What does 'Jalopnik' even mean?" Well, now we can tell you. Jalopnik means integrity.
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7 Of The Worst Cars That Lived Behind The Iron Curtain
Behind the Iron Curtain, in places like the USSR, you'd buy a car and then wait for years before you actually got to drive it. It was seldom worth the wait.
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Forget A Nuvolari Rebadge, Porsche Is Now Planning A Halo Supercar With A Flat-8
The era of flatness is clearly upon us. Lovers of weird engine configurations everywhere rejoice.
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