'Punch In The Stomach' Lotus Cuts Nearly Half Of Its Workforce In The UK
For a company that has spent its whole life circling the drain, it sure feels like a second flush isn't that far away.
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Delta Agrees To Pay $78.7 Million For Dumping Fuel Over Los Angeles
Delta's position is that the FAA cleared its pilots of any wrongdoing, saying that "it settled to avoid the uncertainty, distraction and cost of litigation."
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License Plate Reader Company Seeks Partnership With Dashcam Company, Which Isn't Scary At All
This creates a vast database that can be used to track people's movements, regardless of whether they're suspected of a crime or not.
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The World's Simplest EV Conversion Takes Less Than A Day
The mad geniuses over at Garbage Time have done it again, welding a garage door motor to the differential of a Ford Falcon.
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Now's Your Chance To Own A Genuine MotoGP Ducati
If you want to experience the apex of two-wheeled motorsport, or just own a piece of its history, there's no better way than this GP19.
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Bentley CEO Says Tech Is For Proles And The Future Of Luxury Is More Coachbuilding
75% of the Bentleys that roll out of the factory in Crewe have been worked on by the Mulliner customization division, and that number will hopefully grow.
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2026 Volkswagen T-Roc Hybrid Will Be The Last New ICE-Only VW, And Luckily It Looks Good
As sendoffs for internal combustion go, Volkswagen could have done a whole lot worse.
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Facelifted Tesla Model Y Performance Isn't Exciting And Won't Save Tesla
Like everything else the company makes right now, the updated Model Y Performance is not going to move the needle for most people or the company's order books.
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These Are The Best Cars For A Teen Driver
So what kind of car do you give a barely grown bipedal ape with wild emotions and an underdeveloped brain? Almost all of you said, why, a manual, of course!
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Full Self-Driving May Be Hurting Tesla's Reputation More Than It's Helping
Tesla's Full Self-Driving system may not be the PR win Elon Musk wants it to be, the EU capitulates to the U.S. in the hopes of bringing auto tariffs down.
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What Car Deserves A Better Color Palette?
One thing that basically every enthusiast can agree on is that the world needs more colorful cars.
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At $35,000, Is This 1988 Lotus Esprit Turbo A British Steal?
Fewer cylinders means a smaller price than some examples of this quintessential British sports car.
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NYPD's Director Of Traffic Allegedy Committed A Hit-And-Run, Then Tried To Cover It Up
If there's one thing New York Mayor Eric Adams' administration loves, it's corruption.
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Here's What Those Small Cameras On Top Of Traffic Lights Are For
Have you ever noticed those small cameras that sit on top of traffic lights? Here's what they are for and why you should watch out for them.
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Automakers Are Running Out Of Time To Deal With Tariffs
The clock has been ticking all year, and once the end-of-year clear-outs are finished, the bell is going to toll for car companies and consumers alike.
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2026 Porsche Macan EV Gets Lots Of Digital Goodies And 1,100 Pounds More Towing Capacity
A better digital key, fancy automated parking tech and in-car gaming are among the new tech features.
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EV Buyers May Have A Little More Time To Qualify For Tax Credit
The IRS has given us some good news, for once, with some clarifications that may give you more time than you expected to take advantage of this expiring offer.
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I Need A Car That's Not A Chevy Cruze! What Should I Buy?
Mike's mom wants to replace her aging Cruze with something more rugged, but can Team Jalopnik agree on what that should be?
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Mercedes-Benz G-Class' New White Roof Option And Vintage Look Package Bring Retro Style To The (Relative) Masses
Not like the G-wagen was short on customization options before, but now buyers have even more choices.
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China's New Volvo XC70 SUV Is A Handsome Extended-Range Plug-In Hybrid That Hopefully Previews PHEVs We'll Actually Get
Volvo's new XC70 may not be a lifted-wagon, but there's plenty here to like.
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These Are The Cars You Think Deserve A Cool Restomod
What's old is new again, at least in the wild world of restomods.
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Ineos Cuts Prices Across The Board To Juice Disappointing Sales Numbers
If everyone who insisted they'd buy a back-to-basics Defender style SUV actually went through with it, would Ineos be having these problems?
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What's The Worst Commuter Car Ever Built?
We want to know what car would be the worst way to both begin and end a workday.
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At $25,500, Could This RENNTech-Tuned 2005 Mercedes SL600 Wrench Open Your Wallet?
The ad for today's SL600 claims the car's twin-turbo V12 has been massaged by RENNTech, resulting in a 635-horsepower output.
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The U-2 Spy Plane May Be Old, But It's Celebrating Its 70th Birthday By Setting New Records
The U-2 is so old, it derailed a 1960 Eisenhower-Khrushchev summit. But it spent its 70th birthday eve flying longer and farther than any similar plane.
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Porsche Bailing On Making Its Own High-Performance Batteries Is A Good Thing
Porsche should be thankful that the marketplace has given it a good excuse to dodge the battery challenge and stick to what it does best.
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This 2004 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V Was Built To Dominate Autocross
This nearly stock SE-R only has 31,100 miles on it, which works out to a little less than 1,500 miles a year.
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