Do You Really Need To Break In A New Car? Here Are The Parts That Matter
Getting a new car can be an exciting moment, but do you need to break in certain parts first? Here's what you need to know before hitting the road.
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Can You Trade In A Financed Car? Here's What You Need To Know
Can you trade in a car whose loan you're still paying off? What about if you owe more than the car is worth? The answers will help you make smart decisions.
Read MoreWhat Can Happen If Your Exhaust Pipe Is Submerged In Water?
Whether you live in a flood region, or like to take your vehicle off-road, be careful driving in deep water. Here's what happens if your exhaust is submerged.
Read MoreThe Best Used Cars And SUVs To Buy Under $15,000, According To Consumer Reports
Used cars are better than they've ever been, and if you can find a reliable one, it could still last you for years.
Read MoreI Want A Sports Car That Is Good For My Cat! What Should I Buy?
Replacing a Corvette with a sports car fit for a road-tripping cat may not be a commonplace challenge, but here's what Team Jalopnik would suggest.
Read MoreShould You Be Using A Torque Wrench On Oil Drain Plugs?
Changing your vehicle's oil can save you money, but should you be using a torque wrench on the oil drain plug? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreCeramic Vs. Organic Brake Pads: What's The Difference And Which Usually Wear Out Rotors Faster?
Should you go with ceramic or organic brake pads? Before deciding, it's vital to know the differences between them, so you get the right ones for your vehicle.
Read MoreWhy Your AWD Vehicle Needs Matching Tires, And What Happens If They're Not The Same
All-wheel drive vehicles are ideal for winter roads, but it's vital that all four tires are matching. Here's why and what happens if they aren't the same.
Read MoreCan You Insure A Car That's Not In Your Name?
Can you insure a car that's not yours? It's a valid question if you are borrowing someone's vehicle on a regular basis. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhat's The Best Way To Remove Tree Sap From Your Car?
If you parked your car where tree sap unfortunately got on it, it's important to get it off as soon as possible. Here a few ways to remove it.
Read MoreThese Are The Most American-Made Cars You Can Buy In 2025
Are the cars on the list are the best ones you can buy? Nope, but it's still interesting to see which cars are more American-made than others.
Read MoreThe Best Deals On SUVs Right Now, According To Consumer Reports
Our friends at Consumer Reports sorted through all the available incentives and put together a list of the SUVs that currently offer the biggest discounts.
Read MoreDo Nitrogen Filled Tires Actually Make That Much Of A Difference? Here's What Owners Say
Vehicle owners do have the option of having their tires filled with nitrogen, but does it make that much of a difference? Here's what owners have to say.
Read MoreEver Wonder Why Your Tires Wear Out Faster On One Side? Here's Why
Have you ever noticed that your tires are wearing more on one side than the other? Here are the likely culprits as to why this is happening.
Read MoreCan Synthetic Oil Really Improve Fuel Economy?
Synthetic oil is a go-to choice for many vehicle owners, but does it improve fuel economy? If better mpg is your goal, here's what you need to know.
Read MoreThe GMA T.50's Production Is Ending Before You Got A Chance To Buy One
Good going, guys! You missed your one shot to get a brand new GMA T.50 because you couldn't whip your checkbook out in time.
Read MoreI'm A Radio Broadcaster That Needs To Maintain The Airways 24/7! What Car Should I Buy?
Will maintains radio station signals, which requires driving to some remote areas. With a budget of $15,000, what car should he buy?
Read MoreDifferent Types Of Tires Explained: Why It's Time To Upgrade To Performance Tires For The Summer
If you're not paying attention to the rubber on your rims, you're missing out on a huge potential upgrade.
Read MoreThe Party Is Over For My Ford Fiesta! What Car Should I Buy?
Clinton braves a three-hour trip commute from Connecticut to New York City in a 2013 Ford Fiesta that's about to give up the ghost. What car should he buy?
Read MoreThese Classic Cars Were Hot, Now Prices Have Taken A Hit. Is It Time To Buy?
When car prices go down, it's bad news for whoever currently owns them, but good news for those who want to buy. These six classics might be ripe for picking.
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Audi (2)
Yes, The Audi Q4 E-Tron Really Does Have Drum Brakes
In an era when disc brakes have pretty much displaced drum brakes, it's a bit of a shock that the Audi Q4 E-Tron has drums. And it's not alone. Here's why.
Read MoreThis 2008 Audi RS4 Cabriolet Might Be The Perfect Summer Convertible
For enthusiasts of a certain age, it doesn't get much cooler than the B7 Audi RS4.
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Beyond Cars (10)
What Is GVWR? A Quick Guide For RV And Truck Owners
Knowing what the GVWR is for your RV or truck is vital to keep you safe on the road. What does it mean, though? Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreWhere Are All The Cheap E-Bikes?
In the sort of urban environments that encourage the short trips at which e-bikes excel, the cost of reputable and safe brands is often a nonstarter.
Read MoreAntarctica's Iconic Ivan The Terra Bus Has Retired To New Zealand After 30 Years Of Service
After shuttling over 100,000 people on the stretch between Antarctica's McMurdo Station and the neighboring airfield, Ivan the Terra Bus has finally retired.
Read MoreYour Next Mountain Bike Might Have Brembo Brakes
Bicycle braking tech has come a long way, and it's no longer all that dissimilar from what you'd find on a motorcycle. Now, Brembo is getting in on the fun.
Read MoreAn Ominous Gang Of Evil Dancing Robot Dogs Is Your God Now, America
The technocracy is filling your plate with slop, America, and you're licking it clean.
Read MoreVirginia Man Facing Vandalism Charge For Drawing Chalk Crosswalk At Deadly Intersection
The potential punishment could reach fire-and-brimstone levels of a disproportionate response.
Read MoreAmericans Will Likely Need To Pay Millions To Repair D.C. Streets After Trump's Military Parade
The problem is, of course, that tanks and other military vehicles are heavy. Very heavy.
Read MoreNew York City Officially Has Mechanical Garbage Trucks Now [Update]
Community Board Nine will have cleaner streets, fewer cars, and the magic of trucks that can lift up and empty trash bins with their enormous mechanical arms.
Read MoreMaking It Safer To Bike Gets More People To Ride Bikes, Shocking Study Shows
Apparently, if you make it safe for people to ride their bikes by building protected bike lanes, a lot more people in that area start riding their bikes.
Read MoreYou Can't Experience Buc-Ee's For The First Time Again, But You Can Always Take Someone Who's Never Been Before
I promise, if you take someone who's never been, Buc-ee's will still bring more joy than any gas station/convenience store/barbecue restaurant has any right to.
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BMW (3)
2026 BMW iX3 Will Have Up To 400 Miles Of Range And A Really Cool Interior
BMW released a bunch of photos of iX3 prototypes wearing fairly light camouflage, and we've got more details on the iX3's pretty impressive specs.
Read MoreThe Manual BMW Z4 Won't Die Because Too Many People Have Good Taste
Extending the Z4's life isn't a total surprise.
Read MoreBMW Is Too Busy For Fun Stuff, Kills Supercar Project
BMW worked on a supercar project for a few years, but it was canceled in favor of vehicles like the XM.
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Boatlopnik (3)
To Compete With Russia, U.S. May Finally Build Icebreaker Ships Again
If this deal goes through, then at last we'll have good old fashioned American icebreakers made by Americans in America again.
Read MoreNorth Korea Uses Elbow Grease And Balloons To Right Capsized Warship
Analysts have commented that this is unorthodox, but that it appears to have worked.
Read MoreRisk Of Dengue Fever Is Just Another Reason Cruises Suck
A number of popular cruise destinations are facing outbreaks of dengue fever. Fun!
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Brands (7)
This Is The Cheapest McLaren You Can Buy Brand New (And What You Miss Out On)
It's not exactly inexpensive, but there is a McLaren model that costs less than all the others. You'll have to give something up, though, for the bargain price.
Read MoreWho Owns Range Rover Today, And Are They Still Made In England?
Range Rover was once a British brand, but it's been a long time since it was owned in the U.K. Who's got it now? And are its vehicles still made in England?
Read More5 Cars You Can Trust To Make It 200k Miles Or More (According To Consumer Reports)
If you are a person who likes to get as many miles out of a vehicle as you can, Consumer Reports says these cars will make it to 200,000 miles or more.
Read MoreThe Biggest Pros And Cons Of Dodge's Hemi Engine
There are reasons why Dodge introduced the Hemi three times, and killed it three times. Here are the biggest pros and cons of Dodge's Hemi engine.
Read MoreThis Automaker Leads The Industry For Recalls In 2025 So Far
Even the most reliable car manufacturers will have recalls, but this automaker leads the industry so far in 2025. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhy We Can't Help But Love Old Land Rovers, Even Though They're Unreliable
Sure, they break down constantly. But as little sense as it might seem to make, owners of old Land Rovers are still in love with them. Here's why.
Read MoreThis Is The Highest-HP Engine Ever Put In A Pontiac Grand Prix From The Factory
In more than four decades, the Grand Prix showcased all sorts of engines. But one stands out for its horsepower ... though it comes with an asterisk.
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Buying (4)
If You're Buying A 5.9 Cummins, Avoid These Years
Cummins diesel engines are terrific ... with a few exceptions. There were a few years when their quality just wasn't up to snuff. Here are the years to avoid.
Read MoreTop Wall Street Auto Analyst Thinks The U.S. EV Market Is In For A World Of Hurt
Bank of America analyst John Murphy rolled out his annual "Car Wars" report on the state of the auto industry, and his outlook for EVs is pretty depressing.
Read MoreCalifornia Car Dealers Bought A Law That Raises Fees By 600%
New bipartisan state legislation allows up to 1% of a car's price to be added in fees, up to a max of $500 — a lot more than the existing $85 limit.
Read MoreHere's How Much Used Car Prices Have Gone Up This Year
After a period of decline, used car prices have been going back up this year. The amounts vary from month to month, but over time they do add up.
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Car Design (20)
Why The 7th Gen Dodge Charger Never Got A Manual Transmission
Why didn't buyers have the option of a seventh generation Dodge Charger with a manual transmission? The answer involves costs, crash tests, and floor pans.
Read MoreRenault Built A Bizarre One-Off Convertible Van Limousine To Shuttle People Around Its Factory
Renault took a Kangoo van, lengthened it, chopped off its roof and give it a unique wrap so it could be used for tours at the company's factory in Argentina.
Read MoreToyota Makes A Land Cruiser Work Truck Now
The UK's Toyota Land Cruiser Commercial has two seats and a wide open cargo area cordoned off with a wire grate.
Read MoreCan You Trust The Oil Life Monitor In Modern Cars?
An oil life monitor is a feature that is becoming increasingly common in new cars, but how much can you trust what it tells you? Here's what you should know.
Read MoreSpoiler Vs. Wing: What Is The Real Difference?
Sometimes a car spoiler and wing are used interchangeably, but there are actually key differences between the two. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreThe New Nissan Leaf Looks Gigantic But It Actually Shrunk
While the third-generation Leaf has a more crossover-like look, it's smaller in length than the outgoing model.
Read MoreThis Triumph Spitfire Gasser Is Extremely Good
If you're in the market for a fun little summer car, you could do a lot worse than an old British roadster.
Read More2026 Audi Q3 Debuts In Europe With Beefy New Looks And A Strange Steering Column-Mounted Setup That Eliminates Traditional Stalks
The third-gen Q3 will also be offered with a plug-in-hybrid powertrain for the first time, at least in Europe.
Read MoreWhat Causes Turbo Lag (And Why You Can't Really Fix It)
Ever wondered why your turbocharged engine doesn't kick in right away when you press on the gas? Here's the reason why — and why it's so hard to fix.
Read MoreWhy 'Flatbed' Semi Trailers Aren't Always Flat
If you've ever looked closely at an empty flatbed semitruck trailer, you might have noticed a pronounced bend in its shape. So why do flat trailers look curved?
Read MoreCan A Cat-Back Exhaust Increase HP Without A Tune?
So you've decided to take the leap and add a cat-back exhaust system to your car. Will it work without a tune? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreIs Steel Or Aluminum More Practical For A Truck Bed?
Steel has long been a trusted choice for building heavy duty vehicles, but advances in aluminum manufacturing have made it a more viable option than ever.
Read MoreOh My God Look At The New Peugeot E-208 GTi's Hole-Inspired Wheels
Peugeot says the E-208 GTi's 18-inch wheels are inspired by "the iconic 'Hole' wheels of the 205 GTi," and yes I did laugh at that.
Read MoreLarry Chen's 7-Eleven BMW E30 Is The Ideal Car Livery
Cars and 7-Eleven go together like pineapple and pizza — I don't understand it, but plenty of people seem to and I'm just glad they're having fun.
Read MoreWhen Was The Last Time You Saw A Laforza This Clean?
Originally called the Magnum, it was first developed as a military vehicle but became a production model, going on sale in 1985.
Read MoreWhy Did Gas Caps Disappear From Some New Cars? [Update]
If you've got a fuel tank, you need to put a lid on it, right? Wrong. A number of cars across several brands now come without gas caps. Here's why.
Read MoreThe Reason Why Flat-Plane Crank V8 Engines Sound So Distinctive
Have you ever wondered how two V8 engines can sound so different? It may come down to the crankshaft — here's why a flat-plane crank sounds so distinct.
Read MoreUtah Highway Patrol Cars Have Beehive Stickers On Them: Here's Why
The beehive emblem on the side of Utah State Patrol cars may seem a little whimsical, but there's a lot of history behind it. Here's the story.
Read MoreNerf Bars Vs. Running Boards: Which Should You Consider For Your Truck?
Nerf bars and running boards provide a similar function on a truck or SUV, but which is going to be better for your vehicle? Let's take a closer look at both.
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Drilled And Slotted Rotors - Are They Worth It?
Tires are incredibly important, but if you don't want to crash, you also need brakes.
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Car Types (1)
Can Changing Spark Plugs Improve Fuel Economy?
Spark plugs play a pivotal role in your vehicle's performance, but can changing them improve fuel economy? Here's everything you need to know.
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Chevrolet (3)
This Engine Powered More Cars Than Any Other
In automotive history, there have thousands of engines made, but which one has powered more cars than any other? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreChevrolet Should Have Called The New Super Corvette X-Ray Instead
Now that the car has been launched and we know its real name, I wish I had been right.
Read More1,250-HP Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X Hybrid Runs The Quarter-Mile In Under 9 Seconds
With 1,250 horsepower and all-wheel drive, the hybrid ZR1X is quicker to 60 mph and in the quarter-mile than any roadgoing Corvette before it.
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Concept Cars (2)
Mercedes Concept AMG GT XX Uses 3 Teeny Tiny Motors To Make A Bonkers 1,341 HP With A Top Speed Of More Than 223 MPH
This sleek sedan previews the next-gen AMG GT 4-Door, and it can add 250 miles of range in just 5 minutes of charging and has speakers in the headlights.
Read MoreHonda, Please, Give Us The Super EV Concept
The upcoming Super EV concept looks like a widebody N-One kei car, and it'll debut at Goodwood.
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Convertibles (1)
Building A Convertible EV Is Way Harder Than You'd Think
If you love both convertibles and electric vehicles, you may have some disappointment in store. Here's why building a convertible EV is so hard.
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Crashes and Safety (16)
Yes, A Water Bottle Can Start A Fire In Your Car - Here's How It Happens
When the day is scorching, it's so tempting to keep a water bottle in easy reach in your car. But believe it or not, that can start a fire. Here's how.
Read MoreGreen Brake Lights On The Front Of Your Car Could Help Prevent Crashes
A recent study by the Technical University in Graz, Austria, suggests that front-facing brake lights could benefit everyone.
Read MoreFlorida Adds Jail Time For Speeders
HB 351 is a step in the right direction, but it's not walking the right path.
Read MoreThose Pesky Blind Spots Keep Getting Larger, Says IIHS
A lot may have improved with modern vehicles, but a recent safety study suggests visibility isn't one of those things.
Read MoreCyclist Sues Waymo After Getting Doored By Its Driverless Taxi Into A Second Waymo
Jenifer Hanki, the cyclist, suffered a brain injury from the crash as well as spinal and soft tissue damage.
Read MoreWatch As Extreme Heat Buckles A Missouri Road, Sending A Toyota Corolla Flying
Whether people believe it or not, climate change is a thing, and it's only going to make our roads, among other things, worse.
Read More'I Can't Stop': Basketball Phenom Recalls Fiery Tesla Cybertruck Crash That Almost Killed Him
A harrowing report of just what happened when USC's Alijah Arenas crashed in his Tesla puts Cybertruck safety back into the spotlight.
Read MoreGuy Drives On National Mall After Letting Intrusive Thoughts Win
The driver of a Jeep Patriot decided to take the scenic route through the National Mall in D.C. while it was full of folks enjoying a warm summer evening.
Read MoreVolvo Recalls 14,000 EVs And PHEVs From 2020-2026 Because They May Experience Total Brake Failure
Braking functionality could potentially be affected after at least a minute and a half of coasting downhill without applying the brake pedal.
Read MoreElderly Man Somehow Gets Mercedes A-Class Stuck Driving Down Rome's Spanish Steps
Maybe this 80-year-old man is just a big fan of "Fast X" and "Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning."
Read MoreAre Wheel Spacers Safe To Use? Here's What You Need To Know
Wheel spacers can keep wider wheels and tires from rubbing against your vehicle's steering and suspension. But the question is: Are they safe to use?
Read MoreThousands In Australia Sue Tesla Over Phantom Braking Problems
About 10,000 Tesla owners have reportedly joined the class-action lawsuit, with some drivers describing the problem as "terrifying."
Read MoreMazda Recalls 12,000 Miatas So You Don't Accidentally Drift Everywhere
The rear-wheel-drive roadster is being recalled because its traction control light might not come on when it should.
Read MoreHow Long Is Colorado's Eisenhower Tunnel (And Is It Safe To Drive Through)?
Over 50 years ago, workers punched a pair of mighty holes through the Rockies to form the Eisenhower Tunnel. How long is the tunnel, and is still safe to use?
Read MoreVolvo's Latest Seatbelts Customize Their Protection Based On Crash Severity And Occupant Size And Weight
The upcoming EX60's multi-adaptive seatbelts will get better over time thanks to over-the-air updates and crash data that Volvo collects in person.
Read MoreThe Most Ignored Speed Limit In America Is Staying At 55 MPH
At 70 years young, the M-10 John C. Lodge freeway in Detroit is just not built to handle faster highway speeds, despite everyone usually driving way faster.
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Crime (9)
You Might Have Rented A Stolen Luxury Car Without Knowing
Instead of selling their stolen goods to a buyer or just parting it out at a chop shop, these car thieves decided to just rent them out via Turo.
Read MoreAustralian Ford Model T Driver Caught Speeding While High On Cocaine And Meth
A young Australian driver may have taken the Grateful Dead's lyrics, "Driving that train high on cocaine," a little bit too seriously.
Read MoreDealership Employee Arrested For Stealing $200,000 In Luxury SUVs Off The Lot
A now-former employee of Smythe Volvo Cars in Summit, New Jersey, may have been inspired to do something straight out of the movie "Gone in 60 Seconds."
Read MoreAndrew Cuomo Keeps Driving His Dodge Charger Too Fast And Getting Tickets From Speed Cameras He Implemented
Cuomo got two tickets within a minute while blasting up the West Side Highway, then another two in a week for speeding in Brooklyn school zones.
Read MoreBritish Couple Steal Their Own Jaguar E-Pace From The Thieves Who Stole It
What do you do when your car is stolen? Call the police. What do you do if the police are overextended and can't get to it? You steal back your own car.
Read MoreTurns Out You're Not Supposed To Celebrate A Wedding By Shooting A Gun From A Rental Lamborghini On The Highway
The Huracan was in a convoy of cars headed to a wedding, and the passenger who shot out of the window was arrested.
Read MoreFleeing Driver Lobs Live Grenade During Police Chase
Thankfully, the device didn't detonate and blast a residential neighborhood with shrapnel.
Read MoreHonolulu Police Department Sued For Allegedly Arresting Sober Drivers For DUI
The ACLU alleges in a new lawsuit against the Honolulu Police Department that it has a nasty habit of arresting sober drivers for driving under the influence.
Read MoreBusy Maryland Teen Allegedly Breaks Into 121 Cars In A Single Night
The 16-year-old is facing a slew of charges as the Laurel Police Department continues to investigate the May 4 incident.
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Culture (1)
This Is The Quickest 0-60 Time Ever Set By A Production Car
You might think it would be straightforward to find the quickest 0-60 time a production car ever traveled. But the answer comes with asterisks.
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Entertainment (7)
Are Nashville's Chopped-Up Party Buses Actually Street Legal?
With drinkers aboard and music blaring, Nashville's chopped-up party buses have transformed the city. But are these rolling celebrations street legal?
Read More'F1 The Movie' Is A Cinematic Spectacle That Must Be Seen In Theaters To Enjoy
Apple Films' Brad Pitt-led, Joseph Kosinski-directed, Lewis Hamilton-produced racing epic with a horrible name has finally hit theaters. Was it worth the wait?
Read MoreWhat Car Does Han Drive In 'Tokyo Drift,' And What Body Kit Was On It?
"The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" is the best enthusiast movie of the entire "Fast" saga, and accordingly it has some of the best cars.
Read MoreThe Best Use Of A Maybach In A Music Video Isn't A Rap Song, But 'Womanizer' By Britney Spears
Daddy-O, you got the swagger of a champion.
Read MoreTom Cruise Returning For 'Days Of Thunder' Sequel, Bruckheimer Says
Would it be great if we got an original NASCAR movie instead of a sequel to one that was released 35 years ago? Yes. But at least Tom Cruise will be part of it.
Read MoreRichard Harris, The First Dumbledore, Accidentally Left His Rolls-Royce In New York For 25 Years
The Phantom V racked up $92,000 in parking fines over the years.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas Was An Uncredited Cameraman On John Frankenheimer's 'Grand Prix' And It Changed The Course Of Cinema History
The 1966 racing film "Grand Prix" revolutionized cinematography, and we've got George Lucas to thank for it.
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Events (1)
Incredible French Vintage Car Event Rétromobile Is Coming To NYC In 2026
Perhaps the single coolest car event in the world, Rétromobile, will be coming to New York City next year, marking the first time it's been held outside Paris.
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EVs and Hybrids (10)
BMW Issues Recall For Motor Shutdown In EVs, Software Fix Available Over-The-Air
EVs might have their bugs, but you know what's nice about bugs? You can just download a patch at home.
Read MoreWhy Are High Voltage Cables Orange On Electric Cars?
If you've ever taken a peek under an EV's hood, you've seen an array of brightly colored cables. Why are the high-voltage cables orange on electric cars?
Read MoreA High-Mileage Electric Car Is Basically As Efficient As A Brand New One
On a 200-mile test a Tesla Model 3 with 228,000 miles on the odometer was just as efficient as one with only 18,000 miles.
Read MoreChinese Electric Hyper Sedan Prototype Is Faster At The Nürburgring Than Any Production Car In History
Sorry Porsche, Tesla, and Rimac: this Chinese automaker is eating your electric lunch.
Read MoreThe First $340,000 Cadillac Celestiq Has Been Delivered To A Customer With Great Taste
If you're dropping six figures on a heavily-bespoke EV, it takes serious bravery to ask for it to be brown.
Read MoreAre Hydrogen Fuel Cars Worth It? The Pros & Cons Explained
Hybrid and electric vehicles continue to push their way in the market, but what about hydrogen fuel cars? Here's what you need to know about the pros and cons.
Read MoreTesla's Sentry Mode Is Always Watching, But Where Does The Footage Go?
Tesla's Sentry Mode is a safety feature, similar to a dashcam, that is always watching. However, it's good for owners of the EV to know where the footage goes.
Read MoreChinese Cell Phone Company's Electric Car Is Officially The Fastest Production Sedan In History
This is an impressive leap forward in top speed for the electric automaker, and proves that China really isn't messing around when it comes to EVs.
Read MoreEdmunds Sells Its Disastrous Fisker Ocean For A Loss Of $7.78 Per Mile
After less than two years of ownership, they were able to sell the nearly $70,000 when new electric crossover for a measly $10,000.
Read More2026 Polestar 4 Is A Bit More Expensive Than Initially Announced, But Only Because It Has More Standard Features
The route to U.S. roads has not been easy for the Polestar 4, and a few details of the deal have changed since we first saw official pricing.
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First Drive (5)
2026 Honda CR-V's TrailSport Hybrid Trim Adds Minimal Off-Road Chops, But It Remains The On-Road Champ
The updated 2026 Honda CR-V remains one of the most refined, composed, spacious, and user-friendly options in the compact crossover segment.
Read More2025 Audi A5 And S5 Take The Fight To The 3 Series And C-Class' Doorstep
With a revamped liftback exterior and new technology, Audi is trying to show the world it's still serious about the compact luxury space.
Read More2026 Bentley Bentayga Speed Will Roar Its Way Into Your Heart
With more power, enhanced handling and a truly awesome exhaust the 2026 Bentley Bentayga Speed is an easy car to become infatuated with.
Read More2025 Audi Q5 And SQ5 Are Pretty, Pretty Good
The third-gen Audi Q5 and SQ5 make it clear that internal combustion-powered cars still have an extremely important role in today's automotive landscape.
Read MoreQuit Complaining And Just Buy A New Porsche Panamera GTS Already
If you need a family car that will still get your heart racing, I'm here to tell you that you should just shut up and buy the redesigned Porsche Panamera GTS.
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Ford (4)
The Somehow Still-Around 2026 Ford Escape Won't Be Sold In Six States
Ford's surprisingly popular Escape may soon be tougher to find on dealership forecourts.
Read MoreThese Ford V10 Triton Years Have The Most Problems
Ford's V10 Triton is a beast of an engine, and it's reliable, too. But nothing's perfect, even the V10 Triton. Here are the years it has the most problems.
Read MoreFord Mustang FX Is A Rad Throwback To '80s Fox Bodies
The Ford Mustang's latest appearance package is here to remind you of the good ol' days of the 1980s.
Read MoreFord Is Getting Serious About Taking The Pikes Peak Record From Volkswagen
The Super Mustang Mach-E is Ford's latest attempt at taking the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb record.
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Found For Sale (11)
Hey Does Anyone Want To Loan Me $20,000 Real Quick?
Look, don't think of it as an "investment" because that implies you might get your money back.
Read MoreMake A Subaru Brat Your Summer Project
If you've been looking for a summer project, this is it. A running, driving, perfectly-colored Subaru Brat!
Read MoreChevy Once Made A Hot Hatch, And One Is Headed To Auction
This Chevrolet Sprint Turbo may not meet the modern hot-hatch standards needed to go up against a Focus RS, but it looks like an absolute joy to wring out.
Read MoreUsed C8 Corvettes Are Still $55,000 Cars Because Chevrolet Made Them Too Good, I Guess
Sadly, for the folks who were hoping to pick up a five-year-old C8 for $30,000, the dream still remains very much out of reach.
Read MoreWho Needs An Overpriced FJ Cruiser When You Can Buy The Only High-Roof 1996 Toyota Mega Cruiser Ever Made
If you're looking for a properly awesome, gigantic truck that can take you and nine of your closest friends anywhere, the Mega Cruiser is the vehicle for you.
Read MoreThis VW Beetle Rickshaw Makes No Sense And I Love It
This chopped-up Volkswagen Beetle is an absurd vehicle, and I love it so much.
Read MoreDriving A Ford V8-Swapped Safari MGB Will Have You Thinking Outside The Pavement
The FIVEOMG license plate on this jacked-up MGB says everything you might need it to.
Read MoreBuy The E46 BMW M3 Wagon You've Always Dreamed Of Building
BMW never built an E46 M3 wagon, so this well-done conversion is the next best thing.
Read MoreWhy Buy A Giant SUV When You Could Buy This Tiny Honda N600 With A Matching Trailer Instead?
Come on, you know you could use this 1970 Honda N600 in your life.
Read MoreAt $3,450, Is This 1994 Mitsubishi Diamante A Dimond In The Rough?
An extremely rare car, even when new, this Diamante wagon would be a hit at any Japanese Car show or Radwood. But can we justify paying its asking price?
Read MoreAt $1,900, Could This 2011 Nissan Have You Turning Over An Old Leaf?
Today's Nice Price or No Dice Nissan Leaf never had great range due to its relatively small battery. Could this electric still be a viable contender?
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Honda (2)
Honda Launches A Reusable Rocket And It Didn't Even Explode
Honda, the automotive, motorcycle, small-engine, and robotics company, pushed Japan several steps closer to its outer space ambitions.
Read MoreThis Is What Happened When A Honda Civic Was Run Without Oil
What happens when you run a Honda Civic without oil? Pretty much what you'd think. But it's the way this Civic died that's so very impressive.
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Hyundai (2)
The Biggest Problem With Kia & Hyundai's Theta II Engines
Hyundai and Kia built a great reputation for reliability. Then one badly designed engine put it at risk. Here's the biggest problem with the Theta II engine.
Read MoreHigh-Performance Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Is Coming Next Month, And It Looks Glorious
Hyundai just released a set of teaser images that show off most of the car without giving away much in terms of performance specs.
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Jalopnik Explains (33)
What A 10-Ply Tire Rating Means, And Why You Might Pick Them
Those 10-ply tires now have another name, but they still offer advantages over other kinds of tires. Here's what a 10-ply rating means, and why you'd want it.
Read More4-Wheel Drive Vs All-Wheel Drive: What's The Difference?
If you are looking for a vehicle that can handle various terrains, 4-wheel drive and all-wheel drive are both good choices. However, there are the differences.
Read MoreWhat Causes A Crankshaft Sensor To Fail (And How To Know If Yours Is Bad)
Your vehicle's crankshaft sensor can be, well, cranky. But it's also a key part you can't do without. So what makes one fail? And how do you know if it's bad?
Read MoreEver Wonder What Those Chrome Tubes On Semis Are? (No, They're Not Fuel Tanks)
Those chrome tubes on the sides of semi-trucks look cool, but they're far from being merely cosmetic. In fact, they serve an important function.
Read MoreHow Turbo Wastegates Work, And What Happens If They Stick
Turbo wastegates help your car's turbocharger spin at just the right speed. But if they get stuck, a legion of bad consequences will follow.
Read MoreWhat Is Double Clutching (And What's The Point)?
Fewer and fewer cars shift manually, but it's still as good to know about double clutching today as when Vin Diesel boosted it in "The Fast and the Furious."
Read MoreDirect Injection Engines: Why Carbon Buildup Happens (And How To Prevent It)
Fuel injection offers drivers increased efficiency and power. But there's a common problem, too: carbon buildup on the engine's intake valves.
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Engine Oil Additives Like Seafoam And Lucas
Engine oil additives make all sorts of promises about helping your vehicle's motor last longer and increasing your gas mileage. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreHow To Tell If Your Brake Pads Are Glazed
Are your brake pads glazed like a hot Krispy Kreme doughnut? There are lots of warning signs. Here's how to tell if your brake pads are glazed.
Read MoreTire Repairs: Which Areas Can Be Patched And Which Can't
New tires aren't cheap, so is getting a patch a viable option? The answer is complicated because it depends on a few factors. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreDo Performance Spark Plugs Add Horsepower?
Spark plugs play a pivotal role in how your vehicle operates, but will upgrading to performance spark plugs increase horsepower? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhy Some Tailpipes Drip Water, And When It's A Bad Sign
If you see water dripping from your tailpipe, it could be totally normal. Or it could foreshadow catastrophe. Here's how to tell the difference.
Read MoreHere's How Electrolysis Can Destroy Your Car's Cooling System
This electrolysis has nothing to do with getting rid of unwanted hair. It's a problem that can rot your car's cooling system from the inside out. Here's how.
Read MoreHow To Restore Your Sticky Dashboard
If your car's dashboard has gotten sticky from sun exposure, fast-food meals, and kids' messes, what's the best way to restore it? Here's how to do it.
Read MoreHow Long Do EV Batteries Really Last Compared To Gasoline Cars?
If you choose to buy a new EV you can rest easy knowing that long-term battery degradation is less of an issue than ever before.
Read MoreWhat Is That Little Button On Your Car's Seat Belt For?
The purpose of the big orange button on your car's seat belt is obvious: It's how you lock and unlock it. But what's the little black button for?
Read MoreHere's What Will Happen If Your Car's Alternator Goes Out While Driving
Your car's alternator is one of the keys to what makes the vehicle run. So what happens if the alternator goes out while you're driving? Nothing good.
Read MoreWhat Causes The Steering Wheel To Lock Up While Parked?
If you've tried to move your steering wheel recently while your vehicle was parked, you've probably noticed it: you can't. Why does the steering wheel lock up?
Read MoreHow Long Can A Car Wrap Last (And What Is The Best Way To Take Care Of It?)
Car wraps can make your ride look distinctive and special, but they don't last forever. How long do they last? And how should you care for them?
Read MoreYour Car's Engine Bay Is A Plastic Mess And Here's Why
Why is there so much plastic on today's cars, and especially in the engine bay? There are lots of reasons, but in the end they boil down to one thing.
Read MoreHow Exactly Does A Run Flat Tire Work?
Our grandparents would agree that they're a modern miracle: tires that keep on turning even when they're flat. But how exactly does a run flat tire work?
Read MoreWhat Is Rev Matching, And Is It Really Necessary?
Drivers of cars with manual transmissions may do something called "rev matching." But what, exactly, is it? And do manuals' drivers really need to do it?
Read MoreWhat Makes The Dodge Hellcat Supercharger Sound So Loud?
Dodge's Hellcat supercharger has been around for a decade, and its trademark high-pitched whining has no shortage of fans and detractors. What makes it so loud?
Read MoreWhy Your Daily Driver Can't Rev Like A Supercar
Why does a Bugatti rev up to 9,000 rpm while a Camaro hits its redline at 5,500? Your daily driver is built differently than a supercar. Here's what we mean.
Read MoreWhat Does Honda's Econ Mode Actually Do?
From the term "Econ" you can probably guess what Honda's Econ mode is meant to do. But what does it do to reach its goal of helping you economize?
Read MoreThe Reason French Cars Had Yellow Headlights For Decades
From 1937 to 1993, the French government required all cars sold in the country to feature "selective yellow lights" for all forward-facing roadway illumination.
Read MoreYes, Some Semi-Truck Drivers Still Thump Their Tires, Here's Why
Sometimes a low-tech solution is more than enough to get the job done.
Read MoreThe Reason So Many Exotic Cars Have Montana Plates
The Treasure State doesn't levy a state sales tax or conduct vehicle inspections or emissions tests.
Read MoreWant Better MPG? This Is When You Should Be Shifting Gears
If you're driving a manual-transmission car, you may be wondering when to shift gears to get the best mileage. There's a simple trick for doing just that.
Read MoreHow To Really Tell The Difference Between An SUV, A Crossover And A Hatchback
We're here to answer all your burning questions about what really separates a "true" SUV from a crossover or hatchback.
Read MoreWhy Do Some Modern Engines Really Need Premium Gas?
We all tend to steer clear of the most expensive gasoline option at the gas station. However, there is a valid reason why some modern engines do need it.
Read MoreAre You Idling Too Long? Here's What It's Doing To Your Engine
Maybe you're waiting for a friend, or starting out on a cold day. How long should you let your car idle? And what will idling too long do to your engine?
Read MoreCan A Bad CV Joint Affect Your Transmission?
A bad CV joint shouldn't be ignored. If you let the issue go for too long, the problem can go to other components of your vehicle, including your transmission.
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Why Ford Built River Rouge, Once The World's Largest Factory
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Ninja H2R: Is It The World's Quickest Bike, Or Just Fast Enough To Flex?
Kawasaki's Ninja H2R is surely an extraordinarily fast motorbike. But is it also the world's heading for 60 mph, or do others grab that banner?
Read MoreMinnesota Prepares For Legal Lane Splitting
Minnesota joins Colorado, Arizona, Utah, and Montana in permitting motorcycles to filter through stopped traffic.
Read MoreHow Fast Can The Suzuki Hayabusa Really Go? Here's What Riders Have Clocked
The Suzuki Hayabusa can hit blistering speeds. That much is widely known. But how fast is this motorcycle's top speed? The answer varies by generation.
Read MoreShould You Get A Naked Bike Or A Sportbike For Your First Motorcycle?
My verdict? The sportbike is the way to go.
Read MoreYou Don't Actually Need A Liter Bike To Run Quickly At The Track
If you can be fast on a Ninja 400, you'll be even faster when you do graduate to a liter bike.
Read MoreAI Slop YouTube Channels Are Telling AI Slop Google About AI Slop Motorcycles That Don't Exist
Google, the company once known for finding accurate results as fast as possible, now relies on AI that has no concept of "truth" to feed you false information.
Read MoreWhich Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Are Best For New Riders?
Harley-Davidson is far and away America's biggest motorcycle manufacturer, but are any of them good for beginners?
Read MoreThe Southeast BDR Motorcycle Adventure Documentary Is Finally Here
The BDR team has made a return trip and the full-length documentary is finally out.
Read MoreAdding Radar Blind Spot Monitoring To My 30-Year-Old Motorcycle Instantly Made Highway Riding Safer
It's not a replacement for using your brain and keeping your eyes up, but Garmin's Zumo R1 gets an instant recommendation from me as a safety and awareness aid.
Read MoreWhy Those Little Blue Dots On Motorcycle Taillights Could Mean Trouble With The Law
They may seem pretty harmless, but those little blue dots on motorcycle taillights could get you in trouble with law enforcement. Here's why.
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News (86)
July 4th Is One Of The Deadliest Days Of The Year, And Drunk Driving Is A Major Reason Why
Between 2019 and 2023, we saw 2,653 road deaths related to Fourth of July celebrations, with an identical 38% of crashes caused by drunk drivers.
Read MoreTexas Outlaws Temporary Paper Tags, Dealers Must Issue Permanent Metal Plates Upon Purchase
Starting July 1, dealers in Texas will be required to put permanent metal plates onto every car they sell and immediately register them in the buyer's name.
Read MoreBoston Drivers Once Again Declared The Absolute Worst
Boston ranks dead last at number 200, showing no improvement whatsoever since Allstate's previous study in 2015.
Read MoreIt's Too Dang Hot To Leave Your Kid In The Car For Even Five Minutes
Everyone knows not to leave kids in hot cars, and yet, every summer, parents forget, and the worst thing imaginable happens.
Read MoreNew York Attorney General Proposes Banning Most Police Chases
New York Attorney General Letitia James' office has released a report recommending a ban on pursuits with a few specific exceptions.
Read MoreWhy Cheap FPV Drones Aren't The Future Of Airpower (At Least Not Yet)
A veteran of a Ukrainian drone unit is pointing out the shortcomings of cheap drones as a strike asset.
Read MoreBreaking: EV Startup CEO Would Like Federal Tax Credit Benefiting EV Startups To Stick Around
Congress is poised to kill off the federal EV tax credits that made Tesla into the juggernaut it is today, and Lucid's new CEO would like them to rethink that.
Read MoreStellantis Chairman Wants Europe To Bring Back The Tiny Cars That Americans Love To Make Fun Of
Stellantis Chairman John Elkann is insisting that Europe's governments slash regulations so that teensy-weensy wittle vehicles can stage a comeback.
Read MoreMercedes-AMG Is Making More Inline-6 And V8 Hybrids Because Its Four-Cylinders 'Failed To Resonate' With Buyers
Future AMG models will instead adopt either an updated version of today's inline-6 or an all-new V8 that features a flat-plane crank, both with hybrid systems.
Read MoreMercedes Recalls Nearly All AMG Ones Because They Could Burst Into Flames, But Not Because Of The Engine
The Mercedes-AMG One's active rear spoiler's hydraulic line is missing a handful of cotter pins, and the missing parts can lead to a hydraulic fluid leak.
Read MoreCarlos Ghosn Thinks The Renault-Nissan Alliance Is Dead, And Nissan Is Proving Him Right
Ex-CEO Ghosn is taking his postmortem revenge by ripping into Nissan for its failures while offering some hope for Renault's recovery.
Read MoreKoenigsegg Sadair's Spear Is An Even Faster Jesko With An Even Bigger Wing
Somehow, Koenigsegg keeps making its already extremely fast cars even faster.
Read MoreToyota Is Increasing Prices This Summer, But Not Because Of Tariffs
Toyota may be avoiding making any statements about tariffs that Trump could interpret as negative to better negotiate a deal that would help keep prices down.
Read MoreBritish Sports Car Brand Marcos Announces Comeback With The Rich Energy Guy As CEO [Update: Marcos Motor Company Says They're A Different Marcos]
There are a few things here that give us pause, even without the Rich Energy guy being involved.
Read MoreXC60 Crossover Overtakes The 240 As Volvo's Best-Selling Car Ever
Volvo sold 2.6 million 240s from 1974 to 1993, but since 2008 more than 2.7 million XC60 SUVs have been sold worldwide.
Read MoreHundreds Of Unsold Teslas Evicted From Detroit Parking Lot By Court Order
A Michigan judge has kicked over 200 Teslas out of a suburban Detroit shopping center parking lot after sitting there virtually untouched for months.
Read MoreWatch The Rimac Nevera Pass Fast Cars On The Nürburgring Like They're Standing Still
This Rimac Nevera's Nürburgring lap is a great demonstration of what a competent EV can do when tuned for maximum performance rather than saving the planet.
Read More$440 Charge For A Wheel Scuff Raises Questions About Hertz's AI Rental Car Damage Scanner
Hertz recently started implementing an AI–driven vehicle scanner that scans cars before and after rentals to check for damage and issue associated charges.
Read MoreTesla Faces $58,000-A-Day Fines In France Over 'Deceptive Marketing Practices'
France's consumer protection agency began investigating Tesla in 2023 after receiving complaints and has since found that Tesla violated several laws.
Read More2026 Nissan Armada NISMO Gets 35-HP Boost To Give Full-Size Some Fast
The NISMO version of the redesigned Armada has more power, sportier chassis tuning and a louder exhaust, in addition to tons of red accents.
Read MoreThe Onslaught Of Chinese Cars Is Coming In Europe, And It Isn't All About EVs
Chinese automakers are moving to Plan B in Europe, falling back on their ability to build plenty of good, old-fashioned, non-tariffed gas-powered vehicles.
Read More2026 Ford Explorer Tremor Replaces The Timberline, Gains Optional 400-HP Twin-Turbo V6
The Explorer Tremor has an inch more ground clearance, all-terrain tires, slightly better approach and departure angles and some other minor enhancements.
Read MoreTrump's War With Iran Could Send Gas Prices Through The Roof
If Iran were to close the Strait of Hormuz, it would disrupt the flow of oil out of the Middle East and raise the price of oil worldwide.
Read MoreChinese EV Factory Tours Are So Popular That Tickets Are Given Out In Lotteries
Tens of thousands of people are signing up for just a chance to get a behind-the-scenes peek at automakers like BYD, Nio and Xiaomi.
Read MoreMassive Fire In Ohio Caused By Pickup Driver Who Hit A Tanker Truck Then Fled The Scene
Initial reports suggested the pickup truck driver cut off the tanker, causing it to crash, but police now say it was more than a little bad driving.
Read MoreRivian Will (Literally) Be The Brains Behind Volkswagen Group's Future EVs
Rivian's upcoming R2 SUV would be the technological foundation for the VW's future offerings.
Read MoreThe Hybrid Corvette ZR1X Was Too Quick At The Drag Strip For Its Own Software
The ZR1X was going to be so quick at the drag strip that it would hit 150 mph before it completed the quarter-mile, disengaging the front motor.
Read MoreFor Its 50th Birthday, The Golf GTI Beat Volkswagen's Golf R Nürburgring Record
As usual, someone forgot to tell the GTI that hatchbacks just aren't supposed to be that fast.
Read MoreNYC Mayoral Candidate Zohran Mamdani Receives Car Bomb Death Threat Despite Not Owning A Car
The anti-Mamdani fervor has gotten so aggressive that he's received multiple death threats, including at least one to blow up his car — but he doesn't own one.
Read MoreNissan May Have Messed Up With The New Murano
Nissan is telling suppliers it's pausing work on the Murano's refresh that would come around in a couple years.
Read MoreCrew Of Alleged Jewel Thieves Facing Charges Over Record $100 Million Armored Truck Heist
Members distracted the Brinks employees while the others broke into the truck and stole 24 bags loaded with diamonds, emeralds, gold, rubies and Rolex watches.
Read MoreWhat Does AMG Stand For, And How Does Mercedes Use The Badge?
AMG is actually an acronym, and it's been around for a long time.
Read MoreChinese Cars Are Invading Europe, And Some Of Them Are Pretty Good
As with all things from China, you have to separate the well engineered vehicles from the cheap underwhelming junk, but when you do, the cream rises to the top.
Read MoreChinese Car Companies Told They Can't Sell Used Cars With Zero Miles Anymore
Why buy a new car when you can get a steep discount on a "used" one with no miles, at all?
Read MoreWho Owns Polestar Now, And Are All The Cars Made In Sweden?
Polestar is a global brand with plants all over the world — but none in its home country.
Read MoreTransportation Secretary Threatens To Seize Infrastructure Funding From States That Don't Stop The Protests
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy has threatened to withhold infrastructure funds from states that don't stop the protests.
Read MoreRegenerative Braking Could Make Your Kid Fail Their Driving Test
Allegedly, a teen in New Jersey failed his driver's test because he used regenerative braking in his dad's Tesla.
Read MoreAudi Gives Up On Full EV Switchover Target
Audi is going back on a decision to end the development and sale of internal combustion-powered vehicles in 2033.
Read MoreTesla In 'Self-Drive Mode' Hit By Train After Turning Onto Train Tracks
One family in Pennsylvania found their Tesla had turned onto some railroad tracks and, eventually, got hit by a train
Read MoreThird-Generation 2026 Nissan Leaf Is Finally Ready For The Real World
The redesigned Nissan Leaf has up to 303 miles of range, faster charging, a more characterful design and a much nicer interior.
Read MoreStop Adding More Drive Modes And Just Build A Car That Drives Properly In The First Place
As the search for the perfect do-it-all car continues, I implore more automakers to find that balance without the crutch of 15 different drive modes.
Read MoreTeen Speed Demon Who Killed Friend In 105 MPH Crash Could Get No Jail Time
Late in 2023, a 17-year-old driver killed his 18-year-old passenger in a 105 mph collision with a utility pole and a tree.
Read MoreBMW Tells Dealers To Raise Prices On Most Gas-Powered 2026 Models Starting July 1
If you're in the market for a new BMW, you might want to pull the trigger on that purchase before the end of the month.
Read More2025 Ford F-150 Lobo Has Aggressive Looks And Lower Rear Suspension, But No Extra Power From Its 5.0-Liter V8
Hot on the heels of the badass Maverick Lobo compact street truck, Ford announced the new 2025 F-150 Lobo, which is mainly an appearance package.
Read MoreTrump Strikes Down California's Emissions Standards, California Sues Back
Trump signed three new laws that would roll back the state's ambitious emissions and electrification plans, and California responded with extreme swiftness.
Read More2026 BMW XM Lineup Will Now Consist Of Only The 738-HP Label Version
BMW has dropped the XM's "base" trim from the lineup, leaving only the more powerful and more expensive Label trim.
Read MoreNext-Gen BMW M3 EV Spotted Silently Ripping Around The Nürburgring
The fully electric M3 will ride on the upcoming Neue Klasse platform and have an electric motor for each wheel.
Read More2025 Ford Mustang GTD Starts At An Eye-Watering $327,960
The GTD's window sticker shows a base price of $318,760, but add in the $3,700 gas-guzzler tax and massive $5,500 destination fee, you get to $327,960.
Read MoreJohn Deere Must Face Second Right To Repair Lawsuit
John Deere argued that both the federal and state governments didn't have standing to sue it. An Illinois District Court judge disagreed
Read MoreDemocrats Who Want To Welcome Elon Musk Back Are Terribly Weak People, Says Dan O'Dowd
Rep. Ro Khanna suggested Democrats should welcome Musk back, but Dan O'Dowd, founder of the safety group the Dawn Project, couldn't disagree more.
Read MoreChevy Is Killing The RWD Blazer EV Because Nobody Needs That Much Choice
With the rear-drive option gone, you can now only get your Chevrolet Blazer EV with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive.
Read MoreThe French Have Had Enough Of Elon Musk's Far-Right Antics
A group of Tesla owners in France are sick of CEO Elon Musk's severe right-wing politics, so now they're suing the company.
Read MoreYou Don't Get To Use Your Car As A Weapon Against Protests You Don't Like
We once again have to state that driving your car into a crowd, even if it's a crowd of protesters you disagree with, is wrong.
Read MoreIf It's This Hard To Make A Grill Scrubber 100% In The U.S., Imagine Doing The Same Thing With A Car
How hard can manufacturing in the U.S. with all U.S. parts be? Perhaps harder than you might think.
Read MoreBuild A CARB-Legal Turbo Miata For Only $5,000 With This Flyin' Miata Turbo Kit
Name a more iconic duo than the Mazda Miata and a V8 swap. You can't, because those V8-swapped Miatas are basically perfect.
Read MoreGM Is Now The Second Largest EV Maker In The U.S. But Still Far Behind Tesla
General Motors has surpassed Ford to take second place in U.S. electric vehicle sales for the first five months of 2025.
Read MoreMusk Goes Crawling Back
We're looking at Elon Musk's attempt to wriggle back to President Trump's side, as well as his declaration that self-driving taxis are coming within two weeks.
Read MoreHere's Everything New In Apple CarPlay With iOS26
Along with some major updates to your iPhone's operating system, Apple CarPlay is also getting a big makeover in both form and functionality.
Read MoreCargo Ship Carrying EVs Is Still On Fire Off Alaskan Coast A Week Later
It may surprise you that a 600-foot car carrier is still on fire a week after the fire broke out.
Read MoreTesla Had To Redesign The Cybertruck Because Engineers Couldn't Make It Amphibious Like Musk Wanted
Tesla's engineering team reportedly took Elon Musk's tweets seriously and attempted to deliver everything he promised online.
Read MoreLos Angeles Protestors Torch Waymos In Anti-ICE Action
Waymo taxis are absolutely full of cameras, and Waymo itself is more than happy to supply footage to the LAPD.
Read MoreWhy The Planes Russia Lost In Ukraine's Drone Strike Are Such A Big Deal
While this operation doesn't change the immediate situation on the ground, it will leave a lasting impact on Russia and, very possibly, the future of warfare.
Read MoreYou Can Buy A Copy Of Aston Martin's Le Mans Loser For Just $5 Million
Aston Martin hasn't won Le Mans with the Valkyrie, but at least it looks cool sounds really good.
Read MoreCadillac Optiq-V Hits 60 In 3.5 Seconds In Case The Regular Optiq Is Too Slow For You
If you like the idea of the Optiq but wish it had more power, there's finally an option for you — the 2026 Cadillac Optiq-V.
Read MoreAutomakers Are Scrambling For Magnets
This morning, we're looking at the fallout of China's ban on rare-earth magnet exports and the United States' tax on vehicle imports.
Read MoreOregon Moves To Legalize Kei Trucks
Oregon may soon join other states in legalizing kei cars.
Read MoreFormer Stellantis CEO Swears He Wasn't Fired, Says Many Things Could Have Been Done Differently
While it looked like Tavares was fired, maybe he just...quit?
Read MoreDon't Slam A Child's Head Into An Airplane Window If You Don't Want To Get Arrested
The child in question reportedly called Crampton "fat" and "Miss Piggy," which is incredibly rude even if they knew each other.
Read MoreThese Are The Paint Colors That Decrease A Cars Resale Value The Most
If you're trying to minimize depreciation, you may want consider avoiding undesirable paint colors.
Read MoreJames Bond Is Back In A Vintage Aston Martin DBS In New '007 First Light' Video Game
The first trailer for "007 First Light," the new James Bond game from IO Interactive, the studio behind the "Hitman" series came out Wednesday.
Read MoreElon Musk And Donald Trump's Breakup Is Getting Messy
Elon Musk and Donald Trump's breakup is going just about as well as you'd expect.
Read MoreVolkswagen Is Restoring The T2 Bus That Went Viral For Surviving The LA Wildfires
The bright blue bus will need a lot of work to get in tip-top shape again, but VW is doing it free of charge.
Read MoreDistracted Driver Hits Tow Truck, Launching Van Into The Air Like An Action Movie
What should have been a routine winch job quickly turned into a scene that looked like it was straight out of an action movie.
Read MoreMaserati Promises To Get Its Act Together Soon
In this morning's edition, Maserati says better things are coming soon and Tesla falls in China once again.
Read MoreTake A Rare Look At The Tommykaira ZZII, A One-Off Supercar Mostly Seen Only In Gran Turismo
The goal here was to follow up the original ZZ with something that could compete with European supercars and go racing at Le Mans.
Read MoreEven Thieves Don't Want Teslas
In theory, Tesla cars should actually be a major target for thieves.
Read MoreRivian Isn't Going To Sell Enough Vehicles This Year, So Now It Has To Sell Over $1 Billion In Bonds
Rivian needs to start generating significantly higher revenue to avoid a debt spiral or selling off chunks of itself to strategic investors, such as Volkswagen.
Read MoreFederal Court Says You Can Build An 'Eleanor' Mustang, But I'm Begging You Not To Anyway
Anyone is now free to free to make their own Eleanor replicas, which brings me to my plea: Please don't.
Read MoreEV-Fueled Inferno Forces Crew To Abandon Ship Carrying 3,000 Cars Across Pacific
A cargo ship carrying around 3,000 vehicles across the Pacific Ocean caught fire on Tuesday.
Read MoreToyota Celica's Return: Here's Everything We Know
Toyota is working on a new sports car that could be called Celica, but there's not much info yet.
Read MoreSUVs And Pickups Push The Humble Car Beneath 100 Million Population Mark For First Time Since 1970s
Two passenger cars were being scrapped for every new passenger car registered over the past few years.
Read MoreMcLaren 750S Le Mans Is Another Special Edition Celebrating The F1 GTR's Win, This Time With A Big Wing
This summer marks 30 years since McLaren's Le Mans win and the brand is marking the anniversary with a new special edition of the 750S.
Read MoreHonda Teams Up With 2028 LA Olympics And Team USA, Promises To Bring Lots Of Cars, ATVs And Motocompactos
Honda is set to be a founding partner of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games all while becoming the official automotive partner of Team USA.
Read MoreEdmunds' Long-Term Dodge Charger EV Accelerated By Itself, Which Isn't Good [Update]
Luckily, the Charger didn't tap into its full 670 horsepower.
Read More2026 Bentley Bentayga Speed Gets 641-HP V8 And A Drift Mode So You Hopefully Won't Miss The W12
The 2026 Bentley Bentayga Speed also has a launch control, a first for the model, and a new stability control mode that allows for easy throttle-on drifting.
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Nice Price or No Dice (19)
At $10,000, Is This 1998 Lincoln Mark VIII LSC A Sweet Deal?
Built for a time when Lincoln had something other than SUVs in its lineup, could this two-door treat bring some classic luxury to your garage?
Read MoreAt $28,900, Would You Race To Buy This 2001 Porsche Boxster S Track Car?
While its days as a street car are long behind it, the extensive mods made to this 986 mean it should be set for plenty of fun on the track.
Read MoreAt $5,990, Would Buying This 1993 Buick Roadmaster Wagon Be A Masterful Move?
Built in the days where moving the family meant a big wagon, does this clean-looking Roadmaster have what it takes to open your wallet?
Read MoreAt $8,500, Is This 2001 Range Rover An Unappreciated Bargain?
Range Rover's reputation for reliability meets a sky-high odometer.
Read MoreAt $29,000, Could This 1987 Mazda RX-7 Turbo Make You Go Hmmmm?
Is it time for a little Wankel in your life?
Read MoreAt $14,900, Would You Hold The Door For This 2005 Maserati Quattroporte?
Ridiculously affordable European luxury, or a ticking time bomb with a transmission nobody loves?
Read MoreAt $6,900, Is This 2004 BMW 330Ci The Chef's Kiss?
Droptop style and some creepy headrests. Is this two-decade-old Beemer worth the price?
Read MoreAt $5,000, Would You Adopt This 1993 Chevy Cavalier's Attitude?
While far from perfect, today's Nice Price or No Dice Cavalier Z24 convertible looks ready for some summer fun. Let's decide how fun it would be to pay its asking price.
Read MoreAt $6,495, Is This 2005 Pontiac Aztek Rally An Attractive Bargain?
This 2005 Pontiac Aztek Rally is the most attractive edition of a model so ugly that it tainted its parent to the point that the brand became a joke.
Read MoreAt $12,000, Would You Be Ready To Bug Out In This 1987 Dodge B350 Camper Van?
What do you say? Is $12,000 a fair price for this seemingly well-cared-for camper van? Or is that too much to get away from it all?
Read MoreAt $27,500, Could This 1962 Porsche 238 Standard Star Keep You Down On The Farm?
Few of us have the need for a tractor, but if you do need one, you definitely want a cool one. They don't come much cooler than a Porsche.
Read MoreAt $49,000, Is This 2003 Dodge Viper An Unsubtle Steal?
The first-generation Dodge Viper is the most brutal, un-refined car you could ever find. Let's see if this one's price makes it worth picking up.
Read MoreAt $5,950, Will This 2003 Toyota RAV4 Get A Rave Review?
While its mileage is high, today's Nice Price or No Dice looks clean and is said to drive "like new!" It's also a manual, so it should be a bit of fun to drive.
Read MoreAt $27,500, Would You Say 'Aye, Aye' To This 1972 BMW 2002TII?
If you're a fan of BMW's old-school styling tropes, then today's Nice Price or No Dice 2002 should really ring your bell.
Read MoreAt $22,000, Is This Chevy-Powered 1970 Porsche 911 A Blasphemous Bargain?
Today's 1970 Porsche 911 presents as a crossover episode, as it's powered by a small block Chevy V8, the weapon of choice for many a 'Vette as well.
Read MoreAt $8,500, Is This 1995 Chevy Corvette A Six-Speed Steal?
A manual gearbox and droppable roof make today's Corvette a perfect summer car. We'll have to see if its condition and price give us pause for that perfection.
Read MoreAt $8,000, Does This Custom 2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser Deliver?
While it might look like a London Cab, in actuality, this PT Cruiser is one of the lowest-mileage examples of Chrysler's compact you can find today.
Read MoreAt $19,500, Will This 1993 Toyota Sera Spread Its Wings And Fly?
A home-market-only car, today's Nice Price or No Dice Sera is most notable for its funky butterfly doors. Will its price make it seem like a fly-by-night deal?
Read MoreAt $14,500, Is This 1996 Ford Mustang Cobra A Horse Of A Different Color?
Today's 1996 Ford Mustang Cobra is one of the few "Mystic Mustangs" in existence. This is one of 1,999 Mustang Cobra coupes to wear special prismatic paint
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Petersen Museum's New Exhibit Has All The Rare '80s And '90s Cars And Concepts Your Childhood Self Would've Killed To See
There's iconic concepts that remind you of the zany way we assumed the future would be, iconic movie cars and the most rare examples of luxury off-roaders.
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Planelopnik (43)
Iran Was The Last Country Flying The F-14 Tomcat, Here's Why
Despite their "Top Gun" fame, the United States decommissioned the last of its F-14 Tomcats in 2006. But Iran had them, and kept flying them. Here's why.
Read MoreThe Boeing 747 Still Uses Floppy Disks For Software Updates: Here's Why
It may seem incredible, but the giant Boeing 747 is still using the old-fashioned floppy disk to update its software. And it's unlikely to change. Here's why.
Read MoreUnited Airlines Quietly Turned Off Starlink Wi-Fi On All Regional Flights, Here's Why
United Airlines has run, or should we say flown, into issues with its Starlink Wi-Fi. In fact, it's turned it off on all regional flights. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy You Can't Use A Boeing 737's Rear Exits In A Water Landing
If the plane you're in lands in the water, you'll want to use every available exit to scramble out. But you can't use a Boeing 737's rear exits. Here's why.
Read MoreHawaiian Airlines Hit By Cyberattack, The Latest In A String
Cyberattacks against commercial aviation are on the rise generally.
Read MoreWhich US Airlines Have The Largest Boeing Fleets?
Given the problems with Boeing airplanes over the last few years, you may be trying to avoid them. These airlines fly the largest numbers of Boeing planes.
Read MoreFlight Forced On 8-Hour Detour After Missing Munich Airport Curfew By 10 Seconds
The flight was forced to land at a diversion airport 233 miles away and passengers didn't reach their destination until the next day after traveling all night.
Read MoreMissing Bolts Were Thrown Away In Boeing 737 Max Door Plug Blowout, Says NTSB
The agency didn't pull punches in laying blame on the aerospace giant.
Read MoreNorwegian Tourist Detained By ICE Then Sent Home From Newark Airport For Having Bald JD Vance Meme On His Phone
Before being sent back to Norway, the tourist was strip-searched, fingerprinted, had his blood taken and was left in holding for five hours.
Read MoreBoeing Didn't Sell Very Many Planes At The Paris Air Show, And That's Okay
The Paris Air Show recently wrapped up, and Boeing didn't have very much to show for it.
Read MoreWhy The Boeing 737 Flies With Its Wheels Exposed
Most planes fly with their landing gear and wheels fully retracted, but Boeing's 737 still has its wheels exposed when it's aloft. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy The Aviation Industry Abandoned Tri-Jet Commercial Planes
The three-jet-engine plane was a common sight in the skies for decades, and then it wasn't. What led to the rise and fall of the tri-jet commercial plane?
Read MoreBoeing Demonstrates The Potential Of MQ-28 Drone Fighter Jets For Paris Air Show
Boeing has flown a first-ever demonstration of an in-air pilot commanding multiple drone fighter jets.
Read MorePilot Takes Failing Turboprop Plane For Crash Landing Atop Hangar
First responders pulled two people out of a plane that crashed on a hangar's roof at a small public airport outside Kansas City on Monday.
Read MoreThese Airlines Would Be Hardest Hit By A Boeing 787 Grounding
If the FAA does put safety first and decides to ground the Dreamliner, nearly 1,120 Boeing planes would be taken out of service.
Read MoreHow The Sole Survivor Of India's 787 Plane Crash Walked Away With Little More Than A Limp
I'm not much of a believer in miracles, but this is about as close as we're going to get.
Read MoreAir Traffic Control Deserves Better Than Windows 95 And Floppy Disks, FAA Says
America's air traffic control network runs on decades-old technology, and the acting FAA director wants to replace the whole system.
Read MoreAirbus A220 Decides To Try A Little Off-Roading, Shuts Down Air Traffic To Boston Logan Airport
JetBlue flight 312 decided to try being an off-roader after it landed at Boston Logan Airport.
Read MoreBoeing Pulls Request For Safety Exemption, Decides To Make Planes Safer Instead
Washington-based planemaker Boeing has told the Federal Aviation Authority that it no longer needs a safety exemption it was granted back in 2023.
Read MorePredator Drones Are Being Flown Over Protesters In Los Angeles
This isn't the first time they've been pulled into domestic surveillance duty.
Read MoreHere's Why The F-35 Lightning Has That Flap Behind The Cockpit
We're here to take a closer look at the whirling heart of the F-35B's impressive short take-off and vertical landing capability.
Read MoreWest Virginia's Busiest Airport Employs Two Border Collies To Keep The Runway Clear Of Birds And Wildlife
Hercules and ned are specially trained to patrol the mile-long airfield to prevent birds and other wildlife from affecting airport traffic.
Read MoreFlorida Man Convicted For Pretending To Be Flight Attendant To Take 120 Free Flights
Sure, it wasn't legal. But it was also kind of genius
Read MoreAir India Boeing 787 Crashes Just After Takeoff, Killing Over 200 People [Update]
An Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed roughly a mile from the runway after lifting off from Ahmedabad Airport in India on Thursday
Read MoreBoeing Starts Flying New Planes Into China During Lull In Trade War
On June 9, 2025, a plane landed in China. That's actually a pretty big deal.
Read MoreUkrainian F-16 Scores Air-To-Air Kill For The First Time
The Ukrainian Air Force has, for the first time, used a Lockheed Martin F-16 to shoot down a Russian aircraft.
Read MoreWhat It's Really Like Inside The Cockpit Of An F-22 Raptor Fighter Jet
The U.S. government has kept most things about the F-22 Raptor highly classified. But some things have come out over time about what it's like in the cockpit.
Read MoreAirlines Secretly Sold You Out To The Feds For Just $11,025
The U.S's major airlines sold domestic flight records to the CBP for only $11,025 on the grounds that the agency doesn't reveal where this data came from.
Read MoreBomb Threat At Detroit Airport Came From Spirit Airlines Passenger Who Missed Their Flight
Apparently, the Michigan man allegedly responsible was just mad he missed his flight.
Read MoreTrump Lifts 52-Year Ban On Supersonic Flights With Executive Order
The FAA has an 18-month timeline to set up a permanent standard for "acceptable noise thresholds for takeoff, landing, and en-route supersonic operation."
Read MoreFlying Now Puts You At Risk Of Measles Exposure, CDC Says
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is cautioning travelers about the risk of measles in airports.
Read MoreYour Costco Membership Card Isn't Accepted By The TSA
While it's better than nothing, you're still facing a lengthy security process that will likely make you miss your flight anyway.
Read MoreBomb Threat At Detroit Airport Forces Spirit Airlines Evacuation
A bomb threat at Detroit Metro Airport on Thursday morning forced the evacuation of a Spirit Airlines flight that was headed to Los Angeles.
Read MoreSpirit Airlines Warns It Could Cancel Airbus Orders Over $1 Billion Tariff Bill
Spirit is set to receive 92 Airbuses through 2031. With the 10% tariff and $110 million starting price per plane, it would have to pay at least $1 billion.
Read MoreWhy Southwest Airlines Got Rid Of Everything You Loved About It
At this point, the beloved former econo airline may as well be just another airline.
Read MoreWhy Boeing Still Uses Yokes Instead Of Side Sticks
The yoke Boeing pilots use to fly a plaine is a technology that goes back over a century. Many other planes use modern side sticks instead. Why doesn't Boeing?
Read MoreWhy Boeing Still Uses 7X7 Names After Nearly 70 Years
Boeing's parade of 7X7 names (the 727, 737, 747, and on and on) have been around for decades. Where did they come from, and why are they still here?
Read MoreMass Staff Departures Aren't Making A $31 Billion Air Safety Overhaul Any Easier
The FAA is assessing the loss of institutional knowledge and experience caused by Trump's deferred-resignation program.
Read MoreThe Air Traffic Control Situation Is So Dire, It Earned The John Oliver Treatment
Spoiler alert: It isn't good.
Read MoreWhy Don't We Have Supersonic Commercial Planes Anymore?
Supersonic commercial flights were once the fastest way to fly, but Concorde jets have been out of service for more than two decades now. What happened?
Read MoreEver Wondered Why The Boeing 747 Has That Hump Over The Cockpit?
Like any distinctive nose does, the hump over the cockpit of the Boeing 747 sets it apart. What's the reason for the 747's unusual proboscis?
Read MoreRiding On The Goodyear Blimp Over The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Is The Most Surreal Thing I've Ever Done
If you ever get a chance to go up in one of Goodyear's four semi-rigid dirigibles, absolutely do it. Even if you're afraid of heights. It kicks ass.
Read MoreWhy 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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Porsche (1)
What Does PDK Stand For And How Does It Work?
Due to the German origins of the term that PDK stands for, the acronym is a little inscrutable to U.S. Porsche owners. Here's what PDK means and what it does.
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QOTD (42)
These Are The Worst Vehicles To Be Stuck Behind
I've never even heard of a liquid manure spreader or a carcass hauler, but just by their names I know I'd hate to find myself stuck behind either one.
Read MoreWho's The Greatest Fictional Racing Driver Of All Time?
All contenders are welcome, except obviously, the characters from the "Cars" franchise. They're vehicles and not drivers, silly.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite British Cars
Familiar brands but some unusual models (and a couple you might never even have heard of) as you share your favorite British cars.
Read MoreWhat Automaker Would You Buy A House From?
What automaker-made home would you shell out your own hard-earned cash — and subsequent 30-year fixed mortgage — to live in?
Read MoreThese Cars Cost Too Much, According To Our Readers
Enthusiasts will complain about anything, and it usually doesn't take too long for a conversation to shift to complaining about how expensive cars have gotten.
Read MoreWhat's The Worst Kind Of Vehicle To Be Stuck Behind?
Regardless of what you get stuck behind, being a smart, aware, and defensive driver is an important strategy to keep you safe and out of harm's way.
Read MoreThese Are Your Dream 10-Wheel Garages
You've got some wild imaginations out there, and that's why I love you all so much.
Read MoreThis Is Who Should Buy Maserati, According To Our Readers
The official line from Stellantis is that it isn't selling Maserati, but sales were down about 50% last year and the Italian automaker lost nearly $300 million.
Read MoreWhat Car Costs Too Much?
What cars are you convinced don't offer anywhere near the kind of driving experience you'd expect for the kind of money people are paying these days?
Read MoreThese Cars Have Overstayed Their Welcome
Sometimes, automakers seemingly forget a car that they sell is on sale — ignoring the fact it's no longer competitive, modern-looking or relevant.
Read MoreWhat's Your Dream 10-Wheel Garage?
Maybe, instead of vehicles or dollars, we need to start limiting our dream garage queries by number of wheels.
Read MoreThese Jalopnik Readers Want To Be President Of Car Culture, Here Are Their Campaign Promises
Car culture is the bond that connects us all, and we think there should be an elected representative who has our collective interests at heart.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Cars From The 1970s
From wedges to boattails, from Buicks to Porsches, you showed a lot of love for an unloved season in car design.
Read MoreWhat Car Has Overstayed Its Welcome?
What vehicle on sale today is so old and irrelevant that you aren't even sure the company knows it's still on sale?
Read MoreThese Sports Cars Would Be Better With A Safari Variant
It's hard to top the joy of launching over a dune, spinning donuts in a forest clearing or blasting across an arid plain.
Read MoreYou're Campaigning To Be The President Of Car Enthusiasts, What's Your Platform?
There are significant issues in the world of cars today, and cars are definitely political. As Car Enthusiast President, you'd have a big impact on the world.
Read MoreThese Are The First Cars You'll Buy When You Win The Lottery
If there's one thing living in Los Angeles has taught me it's that manifestation is real.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Car From The 1970s?
We want to know what cars you love from the Malaise Era, arguably the worst decade for cars.
Read MoreThese Are The Oldest Cars You Have Ever Driven
The oldest car a Jalopnik reader has driven was a 116-year-old Hupmobile.
Read MoreWhich Sports Cars Would Be Better With A Safari Variant?
Any car could be ruggedized for the great outdoors with the right set of modifications.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Italian Cars
Like with the French car roundup, I'm picking out your answers that I personally like the most, or at least think are the thought-provoking choices.
Read MoreWhat's The First Car You Will Buy When You Win The Lottery?
For today's question let's do some manifestation.
Read MoreThese Are The Ugliest Cars Our Readers Still Love Anyway
When you try something different with car design, it may be a hit, or it could end up universally reviled.
Read MoreWhat's The Oldest Car You've Ever Driven?
Let's reminisce for a moment and remember the great classic and vintage cars that we have driven.
Read MoreThese Cars Should Be Convertibles
The sun on your face, the wind in your hair, the feeling of being a part of the world you're driving through — nothing beats a convertible.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Italian Car?
Italy has made some of the greatest affordable small cars the world has ever seen, and some of the greatest sports and supercars the world has ever seen.
Read MoreThese Are Your Worst Experiences On A Budget Airline
It only takes one rough airline experience to put you off flying that carrier ever again.
Read MoreWhat's The Ugliest Car You Still Like Anyway?
Looks aren't the only thing that matters, and if you bring enough to the table, plenty of people will be more than willing to overlook a disappointing exterior.
Read MoreThe Worst Cars On Sale Today, According To You
This list has everything from upstart EV companies putting out trash and massive SUVs to the most boring car imaginable and vehicles.
Read MoreWhat Car Should Be A Convertible?
What automaker's mistake should we rectify? What car should be made available as a convertible?
Read MoreHere Are The Automotive Events On Jalopnik Readers' Bucket Lists
There are so many incredible car gatherings around the world, from Mille Miglia to King of the Hammers, there's something for just about everyone.
Read MoreWhat's Your Worst Experience On A Budget Airline?
It's been a rough few years for budget airlines as they desperately attempt to remain profitable amid a downturn in air travel.
Read MoreThese Are The Nastiest Messes You've Ever Cleaned Out Of Your Car
A mess in a car can be a particularly daunting task to clean.
Read MoreWhat's The Worst Car On Sale Today?
What car stands alone atop Crap Mountain — outclassing all of its peers when it comes to desirability, functionality, reliability and value?
Read MoreThese Are Your Ideal One-Car Garages
We asked our readers earlier this week for their ideal one-car garage, and the responses were as varied as the possible living situations.
Read MoreWhat Automotive Event Is Still On Your Bucket List?
Sound off in the comments with the single automotive event that you need to experience once in your life.
Read MoreThese Are The Stories Behind Our Readers' First Car Crashes
Since we're forced to drive everywhere all the time in the U.S., if you haven't crashed yet, it's probably only a matter of time.
Read MoreWhat's The Nastiest Mess You've Ever Cleaned Out Of A Car?
We want to know about the grossest things you've had to clean out of your cars.
Read MoreThese Are The Weirdest Cars You've Seen Used By Local Government
Last week we asked you to share the weirdest car you've seen used by your local government, and the answers were sufficiently strange.
Read MoreWhat Would Be Your Ideal One-Car Garage?
There's a cavalcade of vehicles that are incredible to drive but absolutely useless when it comes to getting groceries or taking your family on a road trip.
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Racing (28)
MotoGP's Fraternal Title Fight On The Ropes After Alex Marquez Breaks Hand In Crash
Álex violently crashed out during the race's early stages while Marc secured his sixth feature victory of the season.
Read MoreThese Tracks Are Built For F1 But Left Off The Grid
It's a standard so high that it makes you wonder if the rulebook was written by a team of diabolically obsessive engineers.
Read MoreIt's McLaren's Championship To Lose Now
Meanwhile Red Bull suffered the worst race it possibly could have at its home Red Bull Ring track.
Read MoreMercedes Wants To Ditch George Russell For Max Verstappen Ahead Of 2026 F1 Rules Change
In spite of Max's generational talent, he could be a liability if he replaces Russell, and the team would practically implode if he replaced Kimi Antonelli.
Read MoreSonic The Hedgehog Is McLaren's Newest Brand Ambassador, Even Though He's Faster On Foot
Sonic has officially inked a deal with McLaren that makes his parent company SEGA the "Official Gaming Partner of McLaren Racing."
Read MoreBreaking: Wind Kills Ford's Electric Pikes Peak Record Ambitions
Ford's ambitions to set a new Pikes Peak record hit a snag, when bad weather shut down the section they expected to excel in.
Read MoreMax Verstappen Doubts Red Bull Can Take The Fight To McLaren, 'We Just Need To Make The Car Faster'
With a spate of car upgrades coming for the Red Bull team, Verstappen hopes it'll be enough to help him fight at the front.
Read MoreMichele Mouton Joins Pikes Peak Hall Of Fame As Group B Audi Celebrates Her Record-Breaking Run
Forty years ago, Michele Mouton piloted her Audi S1 E2 up Pikes Peak to set a new overall record of 11:25.39, beating all the men.
Read MoreValtteri Bottas Will Likely Drive For Cadillac F1 And That's The Right Choice
If the rumors are true, Cadillac's F1 team just found a driver, and we can't argue with their pick.
Read MoreThailand's $1.2 Billion F1 Race Will Be The Most Expensive Ever
Despite the glitz and glamour associated with Formula 1, it isn't private or corporate wealth that keeps the sport on the road — it's the checkbook of nations.
Read MoreMcLaren Drivers Free To Race After Clash In Montreal, Says Team Principal
Norris quickly admitted fault, but this will likely be the first of many tussles between the papaya-colored cars this season.
Read MoreShane Van Gisbergen Wins NASCAR Cup Race In Mexico City Despite Drinking The Water And 'Leaking Out Of Both Holes'
Shane Van Gisbergen put on a masterclass in car control at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit smack in Mexico City.
Read MoreFerrari Wins Third Le Mans In A Row, But This One's Different
Ferrari grabbed its 12th victory at Le Mans this weekend and third in a row with the 499P Hypercar, preventing Porsche from getting its 20th in the process.
Read MoreMcLaren Officially Announces Hypercar Racing Program, CEO Zak Brown Teams Up With United Autosports Co-Owner Zak Brown To Race At Le Mans
McLaren CEO Zak Brown is a co-founder and co-owner of United Autosports, so it seems like the choice was pretty simple.
Read MoreA Basically Stock Honda CR-V Will Be The First Hydrogen Vehicle To Race Up Pikes Peak
Honda is bullish on hydrogen, and the company has decided to take that alt-fuel enthusiasm racing with a CR-V e:FCEV at Pikes Peak.
Read MoreCadillac Locks Out The Front Row In Le Mans Qualifying 75 Years After Its First Effort
For the first time in the 102 year history of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, American luxury automaker Cadillac has secured pole position.
Read MoreIncredible NASCAR Helmet Art Alert
Hocevar's helmet brings a lot of that nostalgia back, featuring an imaginary America where the nearby Chili's can be reached by light rail.
Read MorePenske Racing Caught Cheating At Le Mans, Completing The Trifecta After Indy And Daytona Incidents
"Penske perfect" was once the way fans described Roger Penske's racing organization, but the team has really been tap dancing on the edge of a cliff lately.
Read MoreToyota's GR LH2 Concept Is Ready For Le Mans' Hydrogen Future Before Race Organizers
The GR LH2 Racing Concept is an operational test car based on the GR010 Hybrid Hypercar, Toyota's current Le Mans entry.
Read MoreRemember When Maserati Built The Greatest Race Car In History?
If you don't have the Maserati MC12 on your list of the coolest race cars in history, you're dead wrong.
Read MoreFormula E Wants To Know If 800 Horsepower, All-Wheel Drive And More Grip Is Enough To Make You Care
The FIA's all-electric open-wheel series seems to be moving from strength to strength these days.
Read MoreFormula 1 Declares War On IndyCar
There's plenty of time in the year for F1 to avoid this ridiculous scheduling clash.
Read MoreRam's Goin' Racing Again After More Than A Decade
After 13 years of watching from the sidelines, Ram will return to racing in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series next year.
Read MorePorsche Built A One-Off Street-Legal 963 Hypercar For 88-Year-Old Roger Penske
For the 50th anniversary of Porsche's street-legal 917 built for Count Rossi, Penske is being honored with a one-off roadgoing version of the 963 his team races
Read MoreRed Bull Is Scheming To Get A Teenager Into F1 If Max Verstappen Gets Banned
Red Bull Racing is requesting an exemption from the FIA to allow 17-year-old Arvid Lindblad to race in F1
Read MoreHere Are The Weirdest Cars Racing In The Nürburgring 24 Hours This Year
141 cars of all different sorts are competing in the 24-hour race, so one simple misstep could see a Ferrari 296 GT3 embedded in the rear of a Dacia Logan.
Read MoreMax Verstappen Should Be Disqualified From The 2025 F1 Championship
I contend Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen likely pushed his car into the side of George Russell's Mercedes on Sunday at the Spanish Grand Prix on purpose.
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Ram Trucks (2)
Ram's New 10-Year Warranty Will Last Almost As Long As It Takes You To Pay Off Your Truck
Ram has a new plan to turn sales around with a 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty on 2026 model year trucks and vans. Nice.
Read More2026 Ram 1500 Brings Back The Hemi V8 And Gets A 'Symbol Of Protest' Badge To Show You Won
The Hemi V8 is coming back to Ram 1500 trucks because Ram's customers were so upset it was taken away.
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Reviews (2)
I Road Tripped The Zero S So You Don't Have To
Was my decision to road trip the slow-charging Zero stupid? Absolutely. Except it didn't make me hate the bike.
Read More2025 Volkswagen ID Buzz Has The Best Vibes Of Any New Car On Sale
If you're hoping for objective consumer advice, look elsewhere because I am head-over-heels for the ID Buzz, and anyone considering a Buzz probably will be too.
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Spacelopnik (14)
Scientists Detect Radio Burst From Deepest Space, Then Realize It's Just A Satellite, Then Realize The Satellite Was Signaling From Beyond The Grave
Space is a vast, weird place, and even our brightest minds are still only just scratching the surface of all it has to tell us.
Read MoreLockheed's Infamous Skunk Works Actually Tested Metal That Was Part Of A UFO Con Job
Lockheed Martin's supersecret lab that developed stealth technology wound up getting a mysterious, possibly extraterrestrial metal fragment from the military.
Read MoreNASA Plows Forward, Testing A Moon Rocket That The White House Is Trying To Cancel
Despite the White House's desire to cancel the Space Launch System, the Artemis program's primary launch vehicle, NASA continues to test the rocket.
Read MoreInhaling Moon Dust Is Somehow Less Toxic Than Urban Air Pollution
Without the looming threats of long-term health issues, NASA could use moon dust to build its base on the surface.
Read MoreChina Is Close To Being Able To Refuel Satellites On-Orbit (And Maybe Already Has)
Up until now, satellites have not even been designed with refueling in mind, because, well, it wasn't possible. That will change if China can prove otherwise.
Read MoreSpaceX Lights Up Texas Night With Massive Starship Fireball
Elon Musk touts the SpaceX Starship as the spacecraft that will deliver humanity to Mars, but the massive rocket has rarely made it to space without exploding.
Read MoreThe Department Of Defense Has Spent Decades Encouraging Americans To Believe In UFOs
The Pentagon wanted to keep its Cold War weapons programs top secret, turning to the oldest trick in the book to distract friend and foes alike: misdirection.
Read MoreWhy Does SpaceX's Starship Rocket Keep Exploding?
Why do SpaceX's Starship rockets keep blowing up? The answer is a bit more intentional than you might expect.
Read MoreHow Volkswagen Joined In On 1969's Apollo Fever
If you bought the July 25, 1969 issue of the New York Times, a cheeky ad from Volkswagen celebrated the moon landing by poking fun at itself.
Read MoreNASA Starts Asking Employees To Take Buyouts Or Retire Early
This all comes a few weeks after the Trump administration's 2026 federal government budget proposal writ large, which includes a full 24% funding cut for NASA.
Read MoreVantablack Paint Might Have A Legitimate Use Case In Space
Surrey NanoSystems, Vantablack's creator, announced that it's tackling the reflectivity of satellites that threatens ground-based astronomical research.
Read MoreHow NASA Plans To Deal With Death In Space
No American space mission has left the remains of a lost astronaut floating in the final frontier, but NASA has a plan if it happens.
Read MoreIf Musk Really Did Strand Astronauts In Space Over His Feud With Trump The U.S. May Have To Turn To Russia To Get Them Back
NASA's emergency option isn't a desirable one; Russia.
Read MoreThe Sun Is Swatting Starlink Satellites Like Flies
NASA scientists found that geomagnetic storms are shortening the lifespan of Starlink satellites.
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Sports Cars (3)
These Are The Fastest Street Legal Cars Ever Built
Looking for a car that you can drive to the track and then set lap records in? Here are the world's fastest street legal cars, ranked by top speed.
Read MoreLucy Promises Charlie Brown A Rotary-Powered Mazda RX-7 Successor Is Definitely 100% For Sure Coming This Time
Mazda's eagerness for an RX-7 replacement seems second only to ours, but is an "RX-9" really on the cards?
Read MoreHere's Why The Dodge Viper Was Discontinued In 2017
The Dodge Viper was a loud, fast, and unapologetically American sports car. Here's the surprising reason why this iconic vehicle was discontinued.
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Subaru (1)
Does Subaru Still Make A Hybrid In 2025?
Subaru has been one of the top auto brands for years, but does it still make a hybrid in 2025? Here's everything you need to know about its current lineup.
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Technology (10)
Is It Safe To Use Cruise Control When Towing?
Cruise control can take a lot of stress off of driving, but is it safe to use while towing. Here's what you need to know before hooking up the trailer.
Read MoreNew Tires Could End Up Ten Times Tougher With Harvard's Crack-Resistant Rubber
We imagine this new, stronger rubber could also be used for things like timing belts.
Read MoreNatural Flax Fiber May Replace Carbon Fiber On Your Next M Car, And BMW Already Tested It In A 24-Hour Race
The dashboard, center console, hood, front splitter, doors, trunk and rear wing were all constructed out of renewable high-performance flax materials.
Read MoreApple CarPlay Ultra Is Starting To Lose Car Brands
Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Polestar, Renault, and Volvo are no longer planning to incorporate CarPlay Ultra, despite being in Apple's WWDC 2022 presentation.
Read MoreVolkswagen's Autonomous ID Buzz Robotaxi Is Actually Real, And Cities And Companies Can Buy Them Soon
This turnkey solution for Level 4 automated driving has its sights set on Waymo.
Read MoreHuawei Patents Solid-State Battery That Would Let You Road Trip From Miami To Maine On A Single Charge
These batteries could offer 1,800 miles of range, and Huawei says the right charger could replenish the battery in about five minutes, too.
Read MoreKeep Your Teenage Driver Safe With A Redtiger Dash Cam
Getting your driver's license may be a rite of passage, but parents worried about teen driver safety might want to add a high-resolution dash cam, too.
Read MoreWhy Mazda's Infotainment System Sparked A Major Lawsuit
Mazda Connect's main problem was the SD Card–based navigation system, which didn't work so well with the onboard software.
Read MoreApple's New Digital ID Won't Replace Your Passport, But You Can Use It To Get Through TSA
The TSA Digital ID rollout on Apple Wallet is the latest step in the wholesale digitalization of government identification.
Read MoreWhat Are Cyber Tires, And Are They Banned In The USA?
Pirelli's Cyber Tire technology offers real-time insight into the status of performance tires, so why is the United States taking steps to restrict them?
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Tesla (8)
Almost Every Tesla Is Tanking In Value On The Used Market
While four of Tesla's models make the top 10 models that lost the most value on the used market over the past year, the top spot goes to the Model S.
Read MoreElon Musk's Far-Right Political Mess Continues To Hurt Tesla
Analysts say Tesla's deliveries will continue to fall due to waning demand and President Trump's promise to kill off federal incentives for electric vehicles.
Read MoreTesla Owners Are Adding Emergency Rip Cords To Their Cars For A Terrifying Reason
If you get in a Tesla and notice a cord near the door handle, it's something the owner added after purchase. And there's a scary reason for it.
Read MoreWhat Happens If The Cybertruck Gets Keyed?
Following Elon Musk's high profile role in government, Tesla Cybertrucks became a target for vandalism. Here's what you can do if someone keys your truck.
Read MoreTesla Doesn't Want Anyone To Know What It Told Austin Officials About Its So-Called Robotaxis
Currently, no one really knows what's going on with Tesla and its plans to launch a robotaxi service in Austin.
Read MoreEuro NCAP Downgrades Tesla's Safety Score Over Misleading 'Autopilot' Branding
Euro NCAP only gives the Tesla Model S a "Moderate" safety rating, tying it for lowest with the Volvo EX30.
Read MoreCan Tesla Brake Pads Really Last 100k Miles?
Regenerative braking is a fascinating innovation that undeniably extends the life of a typical brake pad, but can one really reach 100,000 miles on a Tesla?
Read MoreHere's What That 'Oil Filter' On A Model Y Actually Does
You might be surprised to learn that the Tesla Model Y actually comes equipped with an oil filter. Here's what that filter really does for your EV.
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The Morning Shift (17)
Trump May Keep 25% Tariff On Japanese Cars
We're looking at the future of U.S. tariffs on Japan, as well as some less-than-stellar signs for Nissan's future.
Read MoreU.S. Car Sales Are Struggling To Overcome Trump's Tariffs
With tariffs beginning to pinch, things aren't looking so hot for many automakers - though there's one standout currently bucking the trend.
Read MoreTesla's Robotaxis Are Going Poorly
More self-driving car skepticism, more big-range EV promises, and more complaints from automakers about safety regulations.
Read MoreTesla Keeps Tumbling Down, Tumbling Down, Tumbling Down
Dwindling Tesla sales amid good news for EV infrastructure. It's getting complicated in today's Morning Shift.
Read MoreTesla Robotaxi Probed By Feds After Just One Day On The Road
Tesla's self-driving cars are already under investigation, Ford is recalling yet more models, and a big ship has sunk. Blame EVs for today's Morning Shift.
Read MoreTesla's Robotaxis Are Here, Sort Of
In this morning's edition, we're looking at Tesla's Robotaxi launch in Texas, as well as the Senate's efforts to kill emissions regulations once and for all.
Read MoreTrump's Tariffs Could Cost Buyers Around $2,000 Per Car
New cars getting tariff bumps, another (denied) sale rumor for Maserati, and a Ford recall. It's all happening today.
Read MoreTrump Is Causing America To Fall Behind On EVs
In this morning's edition, we're looking at Trump's effect on EVs in America, as well as Mitsubishi losing its low-cost edge to tariffs.
Read MoreFerrari Delays Its Second EV Because Not Enough People Want One
In this morning's edition: Ferrari hits the brakes on building a second electric supercar, Europeans are losing interest in EVs faster than Americans.
Read MoreCanada's EV Mandate Isn't Going Anywhere
In today's edition we're looking at Canada's refusal to back down on EVs, plus Nissan's increasing distance from Renault.
Read MoreTrump Wants Even More Car Tariffs
We're looking at the President's consideration of new, higher tariffs on cars, as well as the NHTSA's desire for more AVs testing on our roads.
Read MoreMusk Swears Tesla's Robotaxi Will Be Here June 22
In this morning's edition, Elon Musk sets a totally real date for Tesla's robotaxi rollout, Ford's "employee pricing for all" plan is really working, and more.
Read MoreVinFast Managed To Lose Over $700 Million In The First Quarter Of 2025
In this morning's edition, we're looking at VinFast's ruinous first-quarter finances, Bentley's tariff pricing plan, and more.
Read MoreDonald Trump And Elon Musk's Relationship Ended Exactly How We All Knew It Would
The state of Elon Musk and Donald Trump's terrible relationship, how badly Canada's automotive industry is suffering because of tariffs and more.
Read MoreTesla's Collapse Continues
In this morning's edition, Tesla's decline continues, and China's tight control of magnet exports is changing how automakers think about assembly.
Read MoreAmericans To EVs: We're Just Not That Into You
In this morning's edition, Americans are losing interest in EVs, and Toyota is facing accusations of shortchanging shareholders.
Read MoreDon't Listen To Elon Musk's Tweets
Elon Musk reportedly knowingly lied on Twitter to halt a Tesla stock nosedive, and President Donald Trump wants all cars and car parts built in the U.S.
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Toyota (2)
Why Do Land Cruisers Have Such Good Resale Value?
The Toyota Land Cruiser has a globally recognized reputation for its exceptional reliability, durability, and off-road capabilities.
Read MoreWhat To Expect From The New Toyota Land Cruiser's Reliability
Toyotas are notorious for being reliable vehicles. However, what about when there have been a few years between generations? Will the new model hold strong?
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Toyota Trucks (1)
Toyota Hilux Champ Is A $14,000 Cult Classic Truck, But You'll Never See One In The U.S.
If Toyota did sell the Hilux Champ in the U.S., which it surely never will, it would likely cost well into the $20,000 range due to tariffs and the chicken tax
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Trainlopnik (2)
NYC's Upset Election Was Drawn Along An Odd Line: Car Ownership
Car ownership and transit ridership serve as a shorthand for someone's entire living situation — and, apparently, their politics.
Read MorePresident Trump Says He's Pulling Federal Funding From Active California High Speed Rail Project
At worst, the project has doubled its projected costs.
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Transportation (1)
Amsterdam's Parking Situation Is On A Whole Other Level
While a minority of people own cars, bikes actually outnumber the population of Amsterdam.
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Trucks (7)
Modern Diesel Engines Still Outsell Gas In Heavy-Duty Trucks: Here's Why
While Dieselgate killed any remaining enthusiasm for diesel cars in the U.S., heavy duty diesel trucks are still going strong across the board. Here's why.
Read MoreNissan Frontier Towing Capacity: How Much Is The Truck Rated To Safely Pull?
Are you in the market for a mid-sized pickup and considering the Nissan Frontier? Before you sign any paperwork, here's it's towing capacity.
Read MoreThese Trucks Still Use Pushrod Engines, And There's A Good Reason Why
Pushrod engines aren't too hard to find on trucks, and there are a couple of important reasons behind that. Here are the models that still use this design.
Read MoreThis Was The Last Carbureted Engine Sold New In America
Carbureted engines are long gone these days, largely replaced by more energy-efficient fuel injection systems. Here is the last vehicle sold with a carb.
Read MoreI Need You All To Talk Me Out Of Shopping For El Caminos
Remind me that a car nearly my parents' age isn't the kind of thing I need.
Read MoreHere's Why Truck Beds Almost Never Connect To The Cab
Ever wondered why just about every truck has a visible seam between the cab and the bed? Here's why these two components are rarely connected.
Read MoreMercedes Electric Semi Truck Delivers Backwards Load To Break New World Record
Marco Hellgrewe, described as a German Armed Forces officer and "truck enthusiast" pushed the truck in reverse for a new record of 124.7 km without stopping.
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Wrenching (30)
What Should You Upgrade On Your Car To Make It Last A Million Miles?
Getting a vehicle to 300,000 miles is a major achievement, but what about a million miles? If that's your goal, here's what you'll need to upgrade.
Read MoreThe Best Way To Clean Your Dirty Car Seats, Whether They're Cloth Or Leather
Cleaning dirty car seats can require some hard work, but leather and cloth seat covers require different approaches to avoid damaging the material.
Read MoreSummer Blend Vs. Winter Blend Gas: What's The Difference?
Summer and winter blends are in place to protect American citizens' right to clean air regardless of their region's population density and weather conditions.
Read MoreHonda Gives Cult Of First-Gen NSX Owners Reason To Rejoice By Creating Japan-Based Restoration Program
It sounds like this is going to be a relatively bespoke process, with Honda lending its stamp of approval to various ways of producing replacement NSX parts.
Read MoreFamous British Railway Enthusiast Francis Bourgeois Just Committed To Restoring His Pink Honda Jazz, And We Are So Excited
Social media influencer Bourgeois has committed to making Rhonda the Honda the most perfect Honda Jazz 1.4 iDSI in Iris Red Pearl that the world has ever seen.
Read MoreIs Fuel Stabilizer Bad For Your Engine?
If you can't use your car or motorcycle for an extended time, should you add stabilizer to its fuel tank? Or is fuel stabilizer actually bad for your engine?
Read MoreIs An Oil Analysis Worth It? Here Are The Pros & Cons
An oil analysis might seem like an unnecessary upsell, but there are situations in which it can be useful. Here are the costs and benefits of the procedure.
Read MoreCan Upgrading Your Rocker Arms Really Boost Horsepower?
Upgrading your rocker arms can be a pretty significant undertaking for the DIY mechanic, so are the performance improvements worth it? Let's take a look.
Read MoreShould You Adjust The Gap On Pre-Set Spark Plugs?
While many drivers will be fine leaving their spark plugs set up the way they arrived, there are certain situation that might require some adjustments.
Read MoreAir Shocks Vs. Air Bags: What's The Difference?
Air shocks and air suspension — also called air bags — are similar sounding systems with very different designs. Here's what you need to know about both.
Read MoreIs It Outdated Advice To Avoid Adding Oil To A Hot Engine?
You're on a long drive, and you decide to check your oil when you pull into a gas station. It's a little low. Is it a bad idea to add oil to a hot engine?
Read MoreDo Transmission Coolers Really Make A Difference?
Your vehicle is designed to operate whether it's hot or cold out, right? So why in the world should you need a special gadget to cool its transmission?
Read MoreWhy Rats Love Chewing Away Your Car's Wiring
If you've ever had an issue with your car wiring caused by rodents, you know how frustrating it can be. Here's why rodents chew wires and what to do about it.
Read MoreYes, Some Teslas Really Need A Jack Mode Just To Be Lifted, Here's Why
High-pressure blowouts can be dangerous and expensive, so make sure you follow these steps to jack up your Cybertruck, Model X, or S.
Read MoreSpilled Brake Fluid On Your Car's Paint? Here's What You Need To Do ASAP
Most brake fluids are extremely corrosive to your car's paint, and if you spill them on it, you'll need to act quickly to avoid damage. Here's what to do.
Read MoreDoes High Octane Fuel Actually Clean Your Engine?
Just about every gas station has a choice of regular, mid-grade, and premium fuels. So what is the benefit of the more expensive octane mixtures?
Read MoreDo Concrete Floors Actually Kill Car Batteries?
You may have been given advice that leaving a car battery on a concrete floor would cause it to discharge, but is that still the case? Let's take a look.
Read MoreHow Lug Nuts Swell And Why It's A Problem
If your lug nuts have started to swell, changing a tire can be a major hassle. Here's why the problem can develop and what you can do to fix it.
Read MoreDo You Need To Change Transmission Fluid On A Sealed Transmission?
With the rise of sealed transmissions, it's harder than ever to change your own transmission fluid. But do you even have to change it these days?
Read MoreYes, Your Car Is Burning Oil, But Just How Much Is Normal?
It's normal for your car to use up the oil added to it, but if it is doing so too quickly it could be a cause for concern. Here's what you should look for.
Read MoreDot 3 Vs. Dot 4 Brake Fluid: What's The Difference And Can They Be Mixed?
So just how different are the Dot 4 and Dot 4 formulas for brake fluid? Let's take a look at the chemical composition of these components to find out.
Read MoreHow Long Should You Leave Your Car Running After A Jump Start?
Sooner or later, just about every driver experiences a dead car battery. Thankfully the jump start process is fairly dependable, but what should you do next?
Read MoreYou Accidentally Shifted Into Park While Driving. Did You Just Damage Your Transmission?
If you've ever accidentally knocked your gear into Park while driving, you know it doesn't sound good. So how bad is the potential damage? Let's find out.
Read MoreHow Much Blow-By Is Too Much On A Diesel Engine?
Blow-by can harm an aging engine, but a certain amount is normal for most vehicles. Here is how to tell when there's too much blow-by in your diesel engine.
Read MoreCan Hot Weather Drain Your Car Battery?
Summers just keep getting hotter, so what does that mean for the health of the battery of your car? Even more concerning, what does it mean for your EV?
Read MoreHow To Get Spilled Engine Oil Off Your Garage Floor Or Driveway
Few things are as frustrating as spilling engine oil on the floor of your garage halfway through a DIY maintenance job. Here's how to clean it up.
Read MoreHow A Shop In The UK Beat The Nürburgring's Van Lap Record In A Diesel Volkswagen
The old van 'Ring record was a time of 9:28 in a 700-hp Ford Transit Super Van. Now, that record has been beaten by over a minute in a diesel Volkswagen Caddy.
Read MoreAre Big Brake Kits Worth It For A Daily Driver?
We're going to go through the pros and cons of putting a big brake kit on your street-driven daily driver, so you can make an informed and rational decision.
Read MoreWhat Are The Pros And Cons Of Having A Cold-Air Intake?
There are several good reasons to trade your original-equipment air intake for a cold-air intake. But there are drawbacks, too. Here's the breakdown.
Read MoreWhich GM 5.3 Vortec Years Have The Most Issues?
General Motors' Vortec engine has powered some of the best cars GM ever made, but it's not without its problems. Which years present the most issues?
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