These Are The Only Chevy Models Available With Super Cruise
Chevy offers the Super Cruise technology for hands-free driving. It isn't available on every model in its modern lineup, though, limiting buyers' options.
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How To Store Tires Long Term Without Ruining Them
Not sure what to do with your off-season tires? Here's what you need to know about storing them safely to prevent damage and keep them ready for next season.
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10 US States Where Drivers Have The Lowest Interstate Speed Limits
While it may seem counterproductive at first to avoid pushing your car to its maximum speed, there's a good reason why these states keep a low speed limit.
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Honda Recalls 388 Hydrogen-Powered CR-V e:FCEVs For Potentially Leaky Fuel Cell Stacks
If you're driving one of the 388 CR-V e:FCEVs involved in this recall, Honda believes there's a 60% chance that your car is afflicted with the problem.
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How To Clean Your Car's Exhaust Tips And Make Them Shine Again
Exhaust tips can be tough to clean. The good news is that you can restore their shine with pretty much the same tools you'd use to clean your wheels.
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Waymo's Fix To End Robotaxis Blowing By School Buses Doesn't Work
It turns out the fix didn't fix a thing.
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New Chevy Silverado Leaked In Federal Goverment Patent Filings, And It's As Big As Ever
We'll have plenty of time to speculate, though as the current Silverado is going to have to soldier on for at least another year.
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These Are The Worst Traffic Tickets You've Ever Gotten
From possession of an illegal radar detector to failure to stop at an intersection on a bike, Jalopnik readers don't get pulled over for run-of-the-mill reasons
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Federal Government Sued By 16 States Over Trump's Decision To Pull EV Charger Programs
A sizable chunk of U.S. states are suing the feds over President Trump's suspension of EV charging programs, and more.
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What Car Would You Buy With A $20,000 Budget?
$20k is not an especially low budget, but it's at the intersection of the cheapest new cars on sale today and some more desirable vehicles on the used market.
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At $4,950, Would You Say 'Action' To This Movie Car Collection 1977 Ford Transit Pickup?
A rarity in the U.S. with some screen credit to go with the patina.
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Why Is Gas More Expensive In Canada Than It Is In The US?
Both Canada and the U.S. have extensive reserves of the crude oil gasoline is made of, so why does gas cost so much more in Canada than in the United States?
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Pentagon Catches Up To Iran In Drone Arms Race By Just Copying It
The United States military, the best funded armed force in the world, is in a desperate race to catch up to the technological powerhouse... Iran?
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Do Golf Carts Need Wheel Alignments?
Golf carts rely on much of the same technology as cars, meaning they need much of the same maintenance, too. Here's what to know about golf cart alignments.
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Is The Kia Soul Reliable? Here's What J.D. Power Says
The Kia Soul is discontinued, so if you want one, you'll need to find it used. J.D Power reliability ratings could help you pick the right model year.
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These Are The States Where Your Car Is More Likely To Be Stolen
While car theft is down overall in the U.S., some states still experience very high rates of vehicle thievery. These are the states where it happens the most.
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The Pros And Cons Of Rent-To-Own Cars Explained
Buying and leasing are the traditional routes to having a car, but there's also rent-to-own. There are positives to this method, but you'll also find downsides.
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These Cars Have The Best Factory-Installed Sound Systems
A quality audio system can make or break a driving experience, but many vehicles fall short in this area. Here are some of the cars with the best sound systems.
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How Old Is Too Old To Drive? When Experts Say You Should Hang Up The Keys
There are laws restricting minimum drive age, but how old is too old? Experts weigh in with cognitive and health reasons to help determine an appropriate age.
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How To Properly Bed Brakes (And What Happens If You Don't)
Bedding your brakes, also known as burnishing or breaking them in, is a careful shortcut that sets them up for success. The alternative isn't pretty.
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Rivian Shows Why All Autonomous Vehicles Should Have Lidar
Rivian's upcoming R2 will incorporate lidar, in addition to cameras and radar, to paint a more detailed, accurate picture of its surroundings.
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Mopar Offers Ugly Sweaters For Jeep Wranglers, Gladiators That'll Make Grandma Want To Pinch Their Cheeks
These "sweaters" are actually called Trail Armor, and they serve a purpose beyond making granny say, "aww how cute!"
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Big Altima Energy Will Live On For At Least Another Year
Nissan isn't doing much to keep this thing fresh for 2026.
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Spirit Airlines To Hang On By A $100 Million Thread
Only time will tell if the low-cost carrier survives or is bought up by another airline.
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Why Inline-5 Engines Don't Play Well With Carburetors
Engimes with three, four, six, and eight cylinders all work well when they're carbureted, but inline-5s don't. That's mostly about two specific problems.
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Space Force Uses Magic: The Gathering-Style Cards To Announce The War Names For Its Satellites
You've really got to see the cards to believe them.
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GM Is Bringing Apple Music To Its Cars So Fewer People Will Complain About Not Having CarPlay
While GM's infotainment system is very good, it's hard to argue that having Apple Music built right into the system doesn't make it better overall.
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