How Much Are Cybertruck Owners Paying For Insurance?
Despite its less-than-flawless record, the Cybetruck is anything but cheap to buy. So how much does it cost to insure one of these metallic beasts?
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These Are The Jalopnik Audience's Daily Drivers
Last week we asked the Jalopnik audience to share their daily drivers with the class, and the results were pleasantly impressive.
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Nissan's Future Might Be Looking Dimmer
Today, we're looking at Nissan's future plans, as well as the waning grasp of foreign automakers on China's luxury market.
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2025 Volkswagen Tiguan SE Is The Best New VW In A Long Time, Especially For Under $35,000
Goldilocks would agree that Volkswagen has found the sweet spot for the Tiguan's affordable new third generation, with refined dynamics and an upscale interior.
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Which Manufacturer Should Build A New Supercar?
We want to know what automaker you think should get back into the supercar game, or join it for the first time.
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At $8,500, Would You Tear Up Over This Restored 1984 Toyota Tercel 4WD?
Imagine, for a moment, being on the receiving end of the question, "How are you coming with the restoration of your '80s Toyota Tercel?"
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What Those Chicken Strips On Your Motorcycle Tires Really Say
Though chicken strips on your motorcycle can tell someone how you ride, they're not necessarily a bad thing. Here's why their existence shouldn't matter to you.
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Does Driving With The Windows Down Hurt Your MPG More Than AC?
It's an age-old debate: Will you hurt your mileage more by putting on the AC or rolling down the windows? The answer is more complex than you might think.
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Is It Better To Fix That Small Windshield Chip Or Wait Until It Spreads?
You've just noticed a problem: a small chip in your windshield. Should you hustle to fix the glass, or is it okay to leave it alone unless the issue spreads?
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Here's Why Some Trucks Still Use Solid Front Axles
Independent front suspension has been the trend now for many years in all sorts of vehicles. So why do some trucks still use solid front axles?
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Is Topping Off Your Gas Tank Bad For Your Car?
You know that extra gas you're putting in your car to top it off? Yeah, you may be doing more harm than good for your car's health. Here's why.
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These Oil Filters Aren't Made In America Anymore - Did You Even Notice?
Are you ready to be disappointed? Apparently, some of these once solely American-made oil filters now have "Made in Another Country" stamped on their products.
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Do Tires Expire Before They Wear Out?
If you're the sort who doesn't drive very much, are you likely to find that your tires are actually expiring before they can wear out? How would you even tell?
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Concept Car Studio's Rad Giugiaro-Inspired Wheels Were Designed By Queer Artists For A Wide Enthusiast Audience
The Vector wheels will be custom-made in basically whatever size, configuration or finish you want, and despite being '80s-inspired would work on lots of cars.
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Volkswagen's Decision To Keep The Electric GTI Front-Wheel Drive Is A Mistake
From where I'm standing, it makes far more sense to make the next-generation GTI rear-wheel drive, and failing to do so will eventually be viewed as a mistake.
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The Hood Designs On These Cars Made Them Instant Icons
Cars become icons for a variety of reasons, but these hoods really made them stand out from the crowd. In fact, many of them can still be seen in new models.
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Stellantis Killed These Engines, And We're Still Sore About It
When Stellantis acquired many well-known car brands, it decided to cut a few impressive engines out of its lineup. These are the ones we wish were still around.
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These Cars Weren't BMWs, But They Still Had BMW's Inline-6
Whether you realize it or not, BMW engines are hidden under the hood in several other car brands. Here are just a few that have adopted one of BMW's engines.
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Why The Boeing 777X Won't Have Engine Chevrons
Many commercial jets on an airport's runway have chevrons on their engines. However, whenever Boeing's 777X is ready to fly, don't expect to see the design.
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These Odd Zigzags On British Roads Might Just Save Your Life
To an American eye, the jagged lines leading up to British intersections might seem just an odd bit of decoration. But they have a serious purpose.
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Here's How Much Tesla Cybertruck Tires Cost To Replace
With the Cybertruck's tires, it's not just a question of how much they cost to replace, but also how often you'll have to do it. Here's the lowdown.
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Let This Fire-Spitting Ford Escort Add Some Excitement To Your Weekend
With a seriously built 2.3-liter stroker carrying an HKS turbocharger, hillclimber Yves Hängärtner claims his Escort is pushing 600 horsepower to the ground.
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Why Engine Temperature Matters During An Oil Change
You can change your car's oil right after a long drive, or before moving it anywhere, or do something in between. What's the best temperature for an oil change?
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Telo Drift Truck, I Repeat, Telo Drift Truck!
Rear-wheel-drive Telo MT1s will have 350 horsepower, but all-wheel-drive ones get 500 hp and a drift mode.
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Dead Car Battery? Here's What You Can Do Without A Charger
If you need to charge your car's battery and you don't have a charger, don't panic. There are several ways to charge it that don't involve one.
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The Fiat 500 Abarth Understood One Thing The Ford Fiesta ST Never Did
Despite being worse in almost every way, the little Abarth remains strong because it offers one thing the Fiesta ST never could — non-stop driving enjoyment.
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Trump Is Just Jealous Mayor Pete Knows How To Ride A Bike
The President of the United States is obessing over and talking about the presumably now-unemployed Mayor Pete. Why?
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