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Honda Rebel 300 Adds E-Clutch, Making The Best Beginner Bike Even More Beginner-Friendly
A clutch-optional entry-level bike has the possibility to massively expand the reach of motorcycling in the United States.
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Unintended Acceleration Is The Last Thing A Supercharged Ford Mustang Needs
Luckily this recall is for a software bug that will be fixed by a free patch, and no unintended acceleration is likely to happen.
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Rat Running: Avoiding A Traffic Light Is Illegal In These US States
Maneuvering your way through the corner gas station lot to make a right turn might save you time, but it's actually illegal in some states.
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Trump Administration Wants To Spend $500 Million On Anti-Drone Warfare (For The World Cup)
Anti-drone actions are moving from a primarily military concern to a standard policing activity.
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GMC Dealers Are Selling Brand New 2024 Hummer EVs With $40,000+ Discounts
Dealerships across the country are putting massive amounts of cash on the hood of leftover 2024 Hummer EV SUV 3X Omega Editions.
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Fresno Spent $2.4 Million To Activate A Single Traffic Signal
Inoperable traffic lights sat taunting frustrated commuters for 10 months at a busy four-way intersection leading onto Highway 180.
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The Dart Can't Help But Be An Issue For Dodge With Massive New Recall
What's the one thing worse than owning a Dodge Dart? How about owning one with a huge recall warning hanging over it?
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Ford Is Auctioning A Rare Heritage Edition GT And It Could Be A Bargain
The no-reserve Barrett-Jackson auction will fund Ford's Heritage Fleet.
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Watch Motorvision Catch Air And Drive The Snot Out Of Normal Cars In These Retro Track Test Reviews
Motorvision TV is a German automotive media company that has some of the coolest retro car reviews on YouTube, and their track test portion is unparalleled.
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This Manual 2003 Passat W8 Wagon Would Be A Perfect Way To Burn Through All That Extra Money You Have Sitting Around
Who wouldn't trade financial security for the chance to (occasionally) drive a rare, high-mileage VW wagon?
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There's Probably A Normal Reason To Own A Government Surveillance Van, Right?
This is the kind of van that a young Amber would've been overjoyed to see at Washington D.C.'s Spy Museum, but that an adult Amber is kind of concerned about.
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Porsche Will Make Your Manual 911 Carrera T A Little More Cringey For Only $340
One of the options I noticed in the Porsche configurator is so mind-numbingly cringeworthy that I had to stop what I was doing and tell you about it
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Showroom-Fresh 1983 Honda City Turbo II Is Up For Auction With A Color-Matched Motocompacto
You know you need this adorable pair of matching Hondas.
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Apple Signs Exclusive 5-Year Deal To Broadcast Formula 1 In The U.S.
F1 TV, the championship's in-house streaming service, will no longer be available in the U.S. as a result, with its content moved to the Apple TV app.
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These Are Your Favorite Big Luxury Coupes
We asked for your favorites, and you rose to the challenge - though not without some controversy along the way.
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Trump's Tariffs Have Cost Automakers $10 Billion On Cars Imported From Canada And Mexico So Far
So far, automakers have been eating most of the tariff-related costs in the U.S. but those days are coming to an end.
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What Feature In Your Car Do You Never Use?
Modern cars have more features than ever before — so many, in fact, that the vast majority of car owners almost certainly aren't using all of them.
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At $5,995, Is This 1992 Mercedes-Benz 300 SD Kind Of A Big Deal?
This big diesel 'Benz provoked controversy with its equally-big price when it launched in the 90s, but has it aged gracefully?
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Jimmie Johnson Is The 8th Worst Driver In The NASCAR Cup Series, According To iRacing Studios
NASCAR 25 centers on a robust single-player experience where the competitors are AI representations of real-life drivers.
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This 2002 Honda Civic Three-Wheeler Is An Absolute Nightmare, And You Can (And Should?) Buy It
This build is registered as a custom motorcycle with a North Carolina title, so it is street legal, if you dare.
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2026 Ford Mustang RTR Is A 'Ready To Rock' Drift Car For The Masses
Unlike previous RTR Mustangs, this one won't be an expensive limited edition, instead being aimed at young buyers looking for attainable performance cars.
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I've Had Terrible Luck With Cars! What Should I Buy?
It's road-trip time, but what should replace this mechanically-unlucky Jalopnik reader's current ride?
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Cadillac Is Killing The CT4 And CT5 After 2026, But A Gas-Powered CT5 Replacement Is Coming
It's bad news for Cadillac's current sedan line-up, but with a mysterious silver lining waiting down the line.
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These Would Be The Most Heartbreaking Car Brands To See Taken Over By Private Equity, According To Our Readers
On some level, the answer is "all of them," but it never hurts to get a little more specific.
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Tesla Is Still Fighting For Elon Musk's $56 Billion Payday
Tesla sales are slumping, the Cybertruck's a flop, and Elon Musk desperately deserves fifty-six billion American dollars.
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What Car Is Only Worth It When It's Fully Loaded?
Features that were once reserved for the 1% are now accessible well below the $50,000 average new car transaction price. So why settle for less?
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At $23,980, Would You Blast From The Past In This Amazing 1985 Chrysler LeBaron?
From the wood trim to the digital dashboard, you'd swear this '85 LeBaron was fresh from the factory. Does that justify the price tag?
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