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Volkswagen ID Buzz Recalled For Third-Row Seats That Are Too Roomy
Volkswagen is recalling 5,637 ID Buzzes because their third row of seats is too wide to only have two seatbelts.
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These Are The Cars The New American Pope Should Use As His Popemobile
The Pope has had Popemobiles made from American cars in the past, but I think there's opportunity here to make an even funnier choice.
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Tesla Is Desperate To Unload New Model Ys
Today we're looking at Tesla's desperate attempts to get people to buy the refreshed Model Y, as well as the trade war-induced rise in car prices.
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What's The Worst Traffic Jam You've Ever Been In?
You probably have a picture in your mind of what an ideal drive looks like and I'd be willing to bet it doesn't involve much traffic.
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These Cars Won't Be Worth Buying If The EV Tax Credit Goes Away
Here are some of the EVs that we think won't be worth buying new if the tax credit goes away.
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Trump EPA Head Says He Is 'Fixing' Auto Start/Stop
Zeldin, as head of the EPA, is looking to hand a big win to the fossil fuels, which has donated millions of dollars to campaigns across his political career.
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New GPS-Like System For The Moon Could Be An Astronaut Version Of Waze
Spanish tech conglomerate GMV unveiled a GPS-like system for the Moon last week called LUPIN.
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You Can Get From Los Angeles To San Francisco For Less Than $20, But It Won't Be Fun Or Easy
Whether it's gasoline or electric propulsion, is it possible to go 500 miles for under, say, $20?
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Tesla Sends Cybertruck Workers Home
Today, we're looking at Tesla idling the Cybertruck and Model Y lines, as well as the 90-day U.S.-China trade war armistice.
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At $5,900, Is This 2011 Honda CR-Z A Hybrid You Could Get Behind?
This electrified coupe is a rare hybrid with a stick shift, but is that enough to justify the price?
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These Engineering Techniques Make The $350,000 Celestiq Unlike Any Other Cadillac
Engineering Explained's latest video outlines six engineering techniques Cadillac used to justify the Celestiq's eye-watering price tag.
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I'm Starting To Think Jaguar's Controversial Rebrand Is Actually Working
Regular people reading the news about the UK trade "deal" are going to see Jaguar associated with true ultra-luxury brands like Rolls-Royce and Bentley.
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Your Flying Car Will Never Come, But A Flying Motorcycle Might
Volonaut claims this its Airbike is a fully-functional jet-powered flying motorcycle capable of speeds in excess of 120 miles per hour.
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Alfa Romeo Threatens To Sue Italian Police Union For Alleging The Tonale's Handling Is Dangerously Bad
The Carabinieri Trade Union Association alleges that the Alfa Romeo Tonales they've been issued are inadequate for their mobile radio response units.
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The C2 Corvette Designer Created A Shockingly Quick, Wind Tunnel-Tested RV That Used Its Exhaust System To Incinerate Your Poop
If there's one thing we love here at Jalopnik, it's weird vehicles, and the Rectrans Discoverer RV is weird as hell.
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'Mission: Impossible 2' Has The Funnest Motorcycle Scene In Film
The Triumph bikes in "M:I-2" change tires during the climactic chase scene, and it's extremely noticeable and incredibly funny.
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Delta Forced Man And His Teenage Son To Sit In Vomit-Covered Seats For 2-Hour Flight
Please fasten your safety belt low and tight across your lap, and ignore the chunks.
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2026 Toyota Corolla Cross Gets A Beefier, Angrier Design
Toyota's small crossover gets a big upgrade, and still offers a choice of ICE or hybrid drivetrains.
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Beyoncé Sings On A Dekotora Semi Truck And A Flying Lowrider At The Cowboy Carter Rodeo Tour
Nobody does it like Beyoncé. Period.
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Trump's $6 Billion NASA Funding Cut Jeopardizes Race To Moon Against China
Any crewed lunar exploration program is a protracted and expensive effort that requires steadfast leadership, the antithesis of the Trump White House.
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What Car Would You Buy If You Had The $160,000 Someone Just Spent On This LS3-Swapped C2 Corvette?
Not only did this restomodded Corvette meet its reserve on Cars & Bids, it went for real money.
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Here Are The Transportation-Related Executive Orders You Would Sign If You Were President For A Day
We asked how you'd change American policy if you had the power, and - from the sensible to the silly - you delivered.
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Republicans Want The EV Tax Credit Dead
It's no to EV incentives, yes to British luxury, and "wait, what about us?" from the Detroit Three. Everything's getting confusing in The Morning Shift.
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What Car Should The New American Pope Use As His Popemobile?
Whatever it is, it's going to need plenty of headroom.
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At $7,499, Would You Rally Around This 1998 Peugeot 106 Rallye?
Well-traveled and apparently well-raced, too, does this French rarity make you say "oui!" or "no way"?
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Mercedes-AMG's First Bespoke EV Looks Almost Ready To Activate Its 1,000-HP Rocket Thrusters (Okay, They're Just Taillights)
Even in camouflage, AMG's newest performance EV looks like something special.
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New XC70 SUV Will Be Volvo's First Extended-Range Plug-In Hybrid, With 124 Miles Of EV Range In China
The XC70 has a bit of a radical (for Volvo) design, and a new PHEV platform that will offer a super long overall range.
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