What Auto Repair Do You Want To Learn This Summer?
None of us will ever know everything that there is to know about car repair, and we've always got more to figure out. The question is, what do you want to know?
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At $6,900, Would You Cop This 2016 Ford Explorer Interceptor?
All those Interceptor Explorers going into police forces means that quite a few have now come out the other end once their duty cycle has run its course.
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Why Some Trucks Still Use Leaf Springs In 2025
With modern technology, you would expect antiquated gear to be a thing of the past. However, even in 2025, some trucks can be found with old leaf springs.
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What To Do If You Think Your Gas Station Sold You Bad Gas
Bad gasoline can turn into a bad situation within minutes. However, how would you know if you got bad gas and what should you do about it if it happens?
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Why Are Cadillac CTS-V Wagons Still So Expensive?
Cadillac CTS-V Wagons are a piece of American history, and they sure are priced that way, with the most expensive selling way over the average cost.
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Yes, A Muffler And A Resonator Are Different, And There's Good Reason To Pick One Over The Other
If you have your sights on a car project and don't know whether to remove the muffler or resonator, you may want to know the differences between them first.
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Here's What Can Happen If You Never Change Your Coolant
Engine health is the most important component when owning a vehicle, and that includes changing your coolant when needed. If not, your car could be in trouble.
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Is Too Much Oil In Your Engine Bad?
Though a small amount of extra oil added to your engine shouldn't affect it, if you overfill it, that can turn into bad news. Here's why and the easy fix.
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The Hybrid IndyCars Are Seriously Fast In Final Pre-Indy Test
The 2025 Indy 500 will be the first time these cars have run in anger across the yard of bricks with hybrid power.
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California Will Likely Run Out Of License Plate Numbers This Year
The Golden State will run out of automatically generated license plate numbers sooner than expected, but there's a simple solution.
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Why You Should Care If Your Engine Uses A Timing Belt Or Chain
Though a timing belt and chain perform the same job, there are some differences in their components, which make it necessary to know which one your engine has.
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A Mannequin Head, A Viking Drinking Horn, And A Chainsaw Top Uber's List Of Weirdest Lost And Found Items Last Year
Uber assembled its own list of the 50 most unique items that were reported lost over the past year.
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Elon Musk Is Shutting Down The Government Loan Office That Gave Him The Money To Grow Tesla
Musk is killing the very program that took a risk on his moonshot project, directly laying the foundation for him to become the world's wealthiest man.
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Call Me A Luddite, But These Modern Features Only Seem To Make Cars Worse
With new innovative technology being implemented in our vehicles, there's bound to be a few hit-and-miss features. Here are some of the worst ones.
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Mini's New Shift Lever Is A Perfect Example Of How To Execute A Modern Electronic Shifter
The shifter in fourth-gen Minis is small, conveniently located, stays out of the way, doesn't waste any space and makes it clear what you're supposed to do.
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GM's 3800 Engine Still Has A Huge Following, And For Good Reason
The General Motors 3800 engine has gone through several levels of innovation, which has allowed it to gain a cult following of enthusiastic supporters.
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Ford's Twin I-Beam Front Suspension Was A Simple But Genius Design
In the 1960s, Ford revolutionized the game with a new front suspension that would change the ride for trucks. Here's what made the twin I-beam so brilliant.
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The Beginner Motorcycle Gear You Really Need, And How To Pick It Out
If you take your time looking and trying things on, you can find motorcycle gear that's as safe as it is comfortable — and maybe even stylish to boot.
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Why Won't The Vatican Let Formula 1 Race Inside Its Walls?
What better way is there to introduce a new generation to your religion than letting F1 race on the streets of your walled-off city-state?
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Trump Gov't Lawyers Bash Their Own Case Against NYC Congestion Pricing In Mistakenly Uploaded Memo
President Trump wants to kill NYC's wildly successful congestion pricing scheme, but federal prosecutors don't think the White House could pull it off in court.
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Ford Exec Kept Meticulous Records Of Funny CEO Flubs For Over A Decade
One Ford executive decided it would be funny to record the verbal gaffes made by his colleagues — and by himself.
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Five-Star Basketball Prospect Severely Injured In Fiery Tesla Cybertruck Crash [Update]
It's not immediately clear what caused the wreck that left the truck mangled on the side of the road in a Los Angeles neighborhood.
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How We'd Spec It: Slate Auto's Modular Electric Truck
Check out Jalopnik's Slate builds, and let us know in the comments what your Slate would look like.
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Cool Tool: Tirox SnapJack Is A Compact Rear Stand For Every Bike
If your bike lacks a center stand, and you're tired of walking it all over to clean your entire chain, get yourself a SnapJack rather than a full paddock stand.
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Forget The Volkswagen Phaeton's Trunk Hinges, Let's Nerd Out About Its Ridiculously Complicated A/C System
Ferdinand Piëch wanted a climate control system with zero compromises, even if few owners would ever fully appreciate what the engineers accomplished.
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The Secretary Of Transportation Got Rid Of Too Many Workers, And Now He Needs Them Back
"It's a s*it show, honestly. I feel for HR because this is a mess they didn't create," one unnamed DOT employee told Politico.
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Slate Auto's Starter Packs Are A Genius Idea
The Slate truck is, as its name suggests, a blank slate for customers to customize with an absurdly wide variety of options.
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