Why Did The U.S. Air Force Cancel The F-22 Raptor?
The F-22 Raptor was a marvelous piece of engineering, and far superior to anything else in the air. So why did the Air Force cancel its production?
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This Was The First Car Ever Powered By A Diesel Engine
Diesel engines have offered a fuel efficient alternative to gasoline powered engines for decades. So what was the first car with a diesel powerplant?
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Is Rustproofing Still Worth It For Modern Cars?
Rustproofing cars used to be big business, but automakers upped their games and the rustproofing industry dwindled. Is rustproofing still worth it today?
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This Is The Biggest Sign Your Throttle Body Needs Cleaning
You may not think about the throttle body in your engine that often, but if you notice any of these issues then it may be time to get it cleaned.
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Why Skipping Your Wheel Alignment Could Cost You More Than Tires
A wheel alignment may feel like a low priority fix, but having one done might have a bigger impact on your car's performance than you expect.
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How To Remove Moisture From Your Car's Headlights
Uh-oh. There's moisture inside your car's headlights, where no moisture ought to be. How you remove it may depend on the underlying problem.
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General Motors Patents Electric Motorcycle In Blatant Pandering To Me Specifically
This GM bike will likely end up a cheap, lightweight bike built for bopping around cities and drawing the ire of every cyclist you whip by in the bike lane.
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Why Racing Fuel Costs So Much More Than Regular Gas
If you want to get into racing, you'll need to fork up money in more areas than just the car and tires. Racing fuel is expensive and only going up in price.
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What Causes The Dodge Death Wobble On Some SUVs And Ram Trucks?
The death wobble is a phenomenon that occurs on some SUVs and trucks after specific components begin to weaken. Here's what you should look for.
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Nissan's Planned Fire Sale Of Its HQ Marks The End Of Carlos Ghosn's Shattered Legacy
Opened by Ghosn himself in 2009, the tower is reportedly worth $670 million, and Nissan hopes to lease office space and continue operating out of the building.
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Volkswagen Will Now Let You Gobble Its Sausage Any Time You Want
Volkswagen still sells a lot of cars, but it also makes a whole lot of something else that you might not expect — sausage.
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Here's What Those Ridges On The Bed Of Your Truck Are For
It's clear why there's a cab on a pickup truck, or why there's an open bed in back. But what's the reason for those ridges on the bed of your truck?
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The World's Largest Wildlife Crossing Is Almost Ready To Help Animals Cross Ten Lanes Of The 101 Freeway
The wildlife crossing will allow animals to cross over one of the busiest roadways in the world that sees around 300,000 travelers daily.
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Tesla Cybertruck Owners Hate Their Headlights, And Here's Why
The Cybertruck's headlights can be easily blocked by ice and snow, a big problem for a supposedly practical vehicle.
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Truck Crash Unleashes 250 Million Bees In Northern Washington County [Update]
Now, I'm not saying the sheriff's department did its math wrong, but I'm also not going to pretend that isn't an absolutely unfathomable amount of bees.
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Surely, Nothing Would Go Wrong If You Bought This $23,000 Jaguar Station Wagon In Florida With A Rebuilt Title
It isn't perfect, sure, but just look at this 2018 Jaguar XF Sportbrake and its $22,900 price tag.
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The Future Of The 24 Hours Of Le Mans Is Hydrogen-Powered Sports Cars, Apparently
Three new hydrogen racing prototypes will make their public debut during this year's 24 Hours of Le Mans and take part in on-track demonstration runs.
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Driverless Semi Trucks Are Coming To Take Jobs From Meat In The Seat Drivers
Aurora Innovation began regular driverless customer deliveries between Dallas and Houston last month, becoming the first autonomous commercial trucking service.
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In Rare Bit Of Good News, BMW M5 Station Wagon Somehow Outselling The Sedan In The U.S.
While the global split is reportedly pretty equal, the U.S. has ordered more M5 Tourings, while Europe prefers the sedan.
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Scout Shows A Traveler Decked Out In Off-Road Accessories And Gorgeous Green Paint
Scout didn't say much about the new accessory-laden machine, just that these are "off-road package options" that the company's design team is developing.
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Your Inner 1990s Yuppie Needs This Convertible Range Rover
It's sad to think that a vehicle built exclusively to enjoy the sunshine and quality roads of Southern California has enjoyed so few of them.
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These Are Your Favorite French Cars
I love French cars, and I love French car designs, and it turns out so does the Jalopnik readership.
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Hyundai Is The Latest Automaker To Say It Might Have To Raise Prices Due To Trump's Tariffs
In this morning's edition, Hyundai is raising prices because of Trump's tariffs and Alfa Romeo kicks a new Stelvio down the road.
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Skip Flight School And Start Capturing Epic Moments With The Ruko U11MINI 4K Drone
Soar past the trickier parts of piloting a drone, and focus on capturing high-quality photos and video.
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2025 Porsche 911 Carrera Might Be The Best Base Model Money Can Buy
I was skeptical that the 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera would live up to all the praise the 911 receives, but it really is just as good as everyone says.
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What's The Story Behind Your First Crash?
Were you the dumb idiot, or did someone else ruin your day? Did your car end up totaled, or were you able to repair it?
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At $8,000, Could This 1989 Ford F-350 Crew Cab Make You Dually Noted?
With multiple hitch points and a 460 V8, today's F-350 could likely tow darn near anything. Let's find out if this hard-working truck is worth its asking price.
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