Do Automatic High Beam Systems Recognize When It's Foggy?
You were probably taught not to use your high beams in the fog. Do automatic high beam systems know this, too? And how do they work in the first place?
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Absent Infotainment Screens Grabbing Attention On New Stellantis Crossover
The new Opel Frontera can be had with a phone mount instead of an infotainment screen.
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Porsche Will Withdraw From World Endurance Championship After This Season
Porsche stated the end of factory WEC participation is just part of a "comprehensive realignment," and it's focusing on the next-generation Formula E ruleset.
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Can You Really Clean A Car Air Filter, Or Should You Always Replace It?
Engine air filters are essential components for most vehicles. However, they don't last forever. Here's how to know if you should clean or replace yours.
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Tiny Dacia Hipster Concept Aims To Reinvent The People's Car
At 9.84 feet long the Hipster is about three feet shorter than a Mini Cooper, yet Dacia claims it can comfortably fit four full-sized adults.
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Electric School Buses Could Lower Your Utility Bill
School buses are a perfect candidate for mass electrification.
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Stellantis' New $10 Billion Investment Plan Hints At A V8 Dodge Muscle Car
Reports of the death of V8 Dodge muscle may have been premature.
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These Are The Coolest Shifters Of All Time
A good shifter can transform a ho-hum car into something that is genuinely a blast to drive.
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Trump Throws 25% Tariff On Medium- And Heavy-Duty Trucks Because Of 'Unfair Outside Competition'
More noise from the White House, and not enough from Chevy's EV.
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If You Were Ford CEO For One Day, What Would You Do?
What would you do if you were Ford's chief executive for a day?
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At $4,500, Could This 2003 Lincoln LS V8 Finally Get Some Respect?
Is this LS V8 desirable? And more importantly, does that $4,500 asking price make it all the more so? Or, is it only worth a stifled yawn and a move on?
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The Baseus PrimeTrip VD1 Dashcam Watches Your Car At All Times
If you're looking for a reliable dashcam that comes with the ability to watch your car even while parked, check out the Baseus PrimeTrip VD1.
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Can A Dealership Sell You A Car With An Open Recall?
So the NHTSA has put out a recall for a car you're looking at. Can the dealer sell it to you anyway? The answer depends on whether it's new or used.
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What Do They Lay Down On Drag Tracks To Make The Surface So Sticky?
Lots of factors go into determining how sticky a drag-racing track will be. But high on the list is a compound meant to improve each racer's traction.
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Cievie Is Offering Its Lowest Prices Of The Year On Dash Cams For Jalopnik Readers
Stay safe on the road without breaking the bank, with holiday deals on Cievie dash cams.
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Mobile EV Chargers Are The Gas Cans Of The Future
Think of it as jumper cables for the electric age — except it's about the size of a refrigerator and costs around $21,000.
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These Are The Most Valuable 1950s American Collector Cars, According To Hagerty
Restored 1950s collector cars are hard to come by, and if you do find one, it will likely cost a pretty penny. Here are the most valuable, according to Hagerty.
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How Long Does A Bottle Of Coolant Last Once Opened?
Coolant is an essential liquid for internal combustion engines, but it doesn't last forever. Here's how long an open bottle will remain fresh.
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The Napier Deltic Remains One Of The Strangest Engines Ever Built
A triangular engine with 18 cylinders? Surely that's an entry for the Odd Machines Hall of Fame. But it worked ... though it never found a place in cars.
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How Audi Used Old Tech And New Thinking To Make Its Dakar Champion
Audi didn't invent a new car to take the Dakar Rally. But its creation of a winner from already-existing parts resulted in a milestone for electric vehicles.
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The Evolution Of Harley-Davidson's Legendary Orange-And-Black Logo
Harley-Davidson's logo wasn't always orange and black, and not every Harley logo today carries that color scheme. Here's how the logo has changed since 1910.
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Everything We Know About Mazda's New Skyactiv-Z Engine (So Far)
Mazda is planning to phase out its Skyactiv-G engines and replace them with the new Skyactiv-Z model. Here's what we know about the new motor so far.
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Former Jets QB Mark Sanchez Stabbed After Reportedly Climbing Into A Random Truck And Harassing The Driver
Sanchez appears to still be recovering from his injuries and is currently facing a Level 5 felony for committing battery that caused serious injury.
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This $34,000 Watch Was Also An Aston Martin's Car Key
Aston Martin builds lot of expensive cars, but it's not only the vehicles that are pricey. The automaker once released a watch/key with a crazy price tag, too.
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What Are The Best Subaru Models For Off-Roading?
Subaru's idiosyncratic all-wheel-drive, flat-engine ethos make it a standout in the world of off-roading. Here are the best Subies to take to the mud.
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These 1980s Cars Are Exploding In Value
Sometimes it can take years for car models to get the respect they deserve. That's the case with these '80s models, as they are now exploding in value.
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Guard Your Chips, Because Someone Just Stole A Truck Carrying $35,000 Worth Of Dips And Salsa
Why thieves would steal dips and salsas, in Canada of all places, isn't entirely clear. Nor is it clear exactly which dips and salsas were stolen.
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