Used EV Sales Are Finally Giving Gas Cars A Run For The Money
Skepticism about electric cars has been eroding as more EVs have hit the streets, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the used-car market.
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The Pros And Cons Of Trading In Your Car
Are you ready to upgrade to a new car? Before going to the dealership, you should consider the pros and cons of trading in your vehicle.
Read MoreThese Hybrid SUVs Get The Best Real-World Gas Mileage, According To Consumer Reports
Now that hybrids have gone mainstream, we're seeing SUVS with MPG figures that would have been almost unthinkable 15 or 20 years ago.
Read More5 Used BMWs You Can Buy With Confidence
BMW may or may not be the Ultimate Driving Machine, but its older models vary widely in reliability. Here are five you can feel good about buying.
Read MoreThe 5 Most Fuel-Efficient Hybrids You Can Buy, According To Consumer Reports
If you're on the hunt for the most fuel-efficient new car your money can buy, these are the five cars you definitely want to consider.
Read MoreThese Are The Cheapest Cars To Insure For Young Drivers
It's tempting to give a new driver whatever cheap car you can find used, but if you're not careful, you could waste the savings in insurance cost.
Read MoreYour Car's Roof Rack May Be Costing You At The Pump
Roof racks provide much-needed storage space, but you might want to consider what that extra capacity is costing you in terms of fuel efficiency.
Read MoreHere's Why Some Used Luxury Cars Are So Cheap
If you see a deal on an older luxury car that screams "too good to be true," it may be best to heed that warning and do a thorough inspection before purchasing.
Read More2 Small SUVs Consumer Reports Recommends You Skip In Favor Of Something Better
You probably won't be surprised by which two crossovers Consumer Reports doesn't recommend.
Read MoreHigh-Performance Kit Cars That Are More Affordable Than They Look
DIY kit cars don't have a reputation for looking sleek and expensive, but these replica models wouldn't look out of place next to their inspirations.
Read MoreThese Are The Best Places To Find A Cheap Project Car
Are you looking for a project car to buy? There are many places where you can find them, but here's where we recommend checking first.
Read MoreI Have A Long Commute But Don't Want A Typical Commuter Car! WCSYB
Kevin lives in D.C. and just got a job with a long commute. He wants a rear-drive car with three pedals. With a budget of $27,000 what car should he buy?
Read MoreThe Old-School Lexus Models You'll Want To Grab Before Prices Skyrocket
When it comes to used cars, you can't go wrong with Lexus, a brand well known for the quality of its old-school models (which is why they go up in value).
Read More10 Cheap Daily-Driver Sports Cars That Won't Cost A Fortune To Insure
Looking for a car that you can use everyday and have some fun with? Here are the sports cars that you can use as a daily driver without paying high premiums.
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The Reason Audis Are Known For Understeer
Audis have had a tendency to understeer for a few different reasons, so designers and engineers worked together to find a solution — with limited results.
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Beyond Cars (8)
Why RVs Are Popping Up Over Lots Burned Out By The Eaton Fire
While this may seem like a case of first-world problems, it shows how we're all much closer to homelessness than we probably imagine.
Read MoreWant To Launch A Food Truck? Here Are The Models Vendors Prefer
Are you thinking about launching a food truck, but not sure where to start? While there are several types to choose from, here are the preferred models.
Read MoreThis Three-Wheeled Tilting EV Relies On Pedal Power To Control Your Speed
Part EV, part e-bike, what exactly is it? You'll want to learn more about this three-wheeled EV that doesn't just run on a battery, it runs on pedal-power too.
Read MoreRiding In A Towed RV Or Camper Is Illegal In These US States
While they are great for going on an adventure, you should think twice about having passengers ride in an RV or camper trailer. Here's what the laws say.
Read MoreEvery Formula 1 Team Runs Brembo Brakes, But Not All Are Alike
Brembo is far from a secret when it comes to performance brakes. Here's every Formula 1 team that currently has them equipped. However, they aren't all alike.
Read MoreWashington D.C. Traffic Laws Debated On The Floor Of Congress In Excellent Use Of Everyone's Time
Congress should be figuring out how to continue funding the U.S. government past September 30 to avoid a shutdown. Instead, it's attempting to micromanage D.C.
Read More5th Wheel Or Gooseneck Trailer? Pros, Cons, And How To Choose
If you are undecided on whether to get a 5th wheel or gooseneck trailer, here's a complete breakdown of the differences between them and the pros and cons.
Read MoreAirstream Now Offers A Frank Lloyd Wright House You Can Tow
Architecture geeks who long to live in a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright can now stop waiting for one of master's residences to come up for sale.
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BMW (2)
Next-Gen 2028 BMW X5 Teased With Five Different Powertrain Types And Yet Another New Kind Of Door Handle
Look past the camo wrap, and you'll see the next generation of what's arguably BMW's most important model.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To BMW's Laser Headlights?
Laser headlights sound cool, but in reality they may not be as great as you think for several reasons. Here's what happened to BMW's laser headlights.
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Cruise-Goer Jump Off Ship To Allegedly Avoid $16,000 Gambling Debt
While disembarking in port, the man allegedly jumped overboard to avoid reporting $14,600 to customs.
Read MoreThese Are The Monster Engines Powering The World's Largest Cruise Ships
Wondering what sort of engines are used in the biggest cruise ships? These mammoth machines have enormous powerplants that are sometimes larger than a city bus!
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Brands (22)
These Are The Most Reliable Mid-Size SUVs, According To Consumer Reports
If you are in the market for a mid-size SUV, you'll want one with good reliability ratings. Here's what Consumer Reports says is the best.
Read MoreDodge's Sidewinder Is The Viper-Powered SSR Predecessor You've Never Heard Of
Dodge's Sidewinder was a unique, albeit short-lived creation of the '90s. Here's everything you need to know about the powerful and strange vehicle.
Read MoreHow Reliable Are Acuras? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Acura is generally considered to be an exceptionally reliable car brand. Just how reliable is it? Here's what Consumer Reports says about Acura reliability.
Read More5 Pontiacs You Might Not Know Were Rebadged From Other Brands
Car rebadging is relatively common and allows automakers to release new models without much development. Here are five Pontiacs rebadged from other brands.
Read MoreHere's What The K In K-Car Means
Chrysler's K car came along in the 1980s, just in time to save the struggling automaker and make Lee Iacocca a household name. Its own name has a simple origin.
Read MoreThese Rare Pontiac Trans-Ams Had Vinyl Roofs
The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am had it all — style, power, speed, and street cred. However, some rare models also got the exciting vinyl rooftop addition.
Read MoreEvery Company That's Owned Jeep, So Far
Jeep was originally created for the United States military in WW2, and since then, it's been owned by different companies. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreEvery Car Brand Tata Motors Currently Owns
Like Stellantis or Ford Motor Company, Tata Motors has different car brands under its umbrella. Here's each one and some the company used to own.
Read MoreThese Family-Friendly Cars Can Easily Fit Three Car Seats, According To KBB
If you are in search of a vehicle that can comfortably fit three car seats, there are several options to consider. Here's each vehicle available now.
Read More10 Cars That Aren't Fords (But Are Ford Powered)
Smaller car manufacturers don't have as many resources as big companies to create engines from scratch (and aren't seeking to reinvent the wheel, anyway).
Read MoreOldsmobile, Buick, And Pontiac 455: Are They All The Same Engine?
At one point, Oldsmobile, Buick, and Pontiac all had 455 cubic-inch under the hood of some of their models. However, that doesn't mean they are the same.
Read MoreThe Dodge La Femme Showed You Can't Buy Sales With Paint Alone
To appeal to women, the La Femme slapped on a coat of pink or orchid paint, then added color-coordinated umbrellas and change purses. What could go wrong?
Read MoreHow Reliable Are Kias? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Kia may not be as well-known as domestic brands, but that doesn't mean they should be left out. Here's what users have to say about their reliability.
Read MoreThe Meaning Behind Mazda's Wing Shaped Logo
Mazda's wing-shaped logo is far from the automaker's first in over 90 years of building vehicles. Each has had a specific meaning tied to the company's history.
Read MoreAston Martin Cygnet Vs. Toyota iQ: How Different Are They, Really?
Besides the name on the front, the Aston Martin Cygnet and Toyota iQ are almost identical. However, there are key differences between them.
Read MoreThe Mercedes SLS AMG Owes Its Existence Partially To A Dodge Viper
Mercedes' SLS AMG is very different from the Dodge Viper. But they also have some striking similarities. After all, the two once were related.
Read MoreHow Reliable Are Mazdas? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Mazdas may be among the most popular cars on the road, but are they among the most reliable? Consumer Reports has a few valuable insights into this brand.
Read MoreShould You Cross Your Trailer Safety Chains? The Pros And Cons
Crossing your trailer's safety chains keeps it attached to its tow vehicle in the event that the primary coupling method fails while you're on the road.
Read MoreThese 5 New Cars Have Some Of The Worst Safety Ratings
If safety is a big selling point for you, it's important to do your research before making a buying decision. Here's the five that rank the worst.
Read MoreKia K5 GT 0-60 Times: How Quick Is Compared To Cheaper Models?
Not many people would think of the Kia K5 as a sportscar, but it's 0-60 times are worth noting. Here's how fast it is compared to cheaper models.
Read More5 Of The Rarest Limited Edition Firebirds Ever Built
While the Pontiac Firebird is no longer in production, there were some Limited Editions models made during its time, but these are the rarest ones.
Read MoreHere's What That VSC Warning Light Means On Toyota And Lexus Vehicles
Toyota and Lexus vehicles have a VSC warning light, but it's important to understand how it works and why it's important. Here's what you need to know.
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Buying (4)
These Are The Best Used AWD Cars You Can Buy Under $15,000
An AWD car for under $15,000 is a very achievable goal if you know what to look for. Here are our favorite AWD cars that you can find for a reasonable price.
Read More10 High-Mileage Used Cars That Are Actually Worth Buying
We've searched high and low for high-mileage cars that are actually worth buying. Here are the best ones we found.
Read MoreThese 1990s Cars Are Skyrocketing In Value
You might expect an older Ferrari to appreciate in value, but Honda? Toyota? Chevy? It's not just sports cars from the '90s that are suddenly red hot.
Read MoreJury Finds Insurance Company Short Changed Payouts For Totaled Cars
The software State Farm used to calculate payout amounts assumed that buyers would be able to haggle a lower price on the replacement vehicle.
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Car Design (47)
These Are The Coolest Cars With Vinyl Roofs
Vinyl roofs are largely a thing of the past, but some cars featuring these landau covers have actually aged quite gracefully.
Read MoreHow Does Cruise Control Work With Manual Transmissions?
Manual-transmission cars usually come with cruise control, though it is slightly different from the automatic-car version. Here's what to know.
Read MoreHere's What 300,000 Miles Did To A Toyota 3RZ Engine
Toyota is famous for designing engines that deliver serious reliability and longevity, but what does it look like when one has traveled 300,000 miles?
Read MoreHow Your Car Got Its MPG Rating (And Why It Doesn't Always Match Reality)
Ever wondered what went into the testing process for the MPG rating on your car? Here's how those numbers are derived and why they aren't always accurate.
Read MoreWhat Happens If A Transmission Speed Sensor Goes Bad?
Transmission speed sensors are vital automotive components, but they're not immune to wear and tear over time. Here's what can happen if one of yours goes bad.
Read MoreReplacing Your Valve Stems May Be More Important Than You Think
Your tires' valve stems are vital for maintaining proper air pressure. However, they don't last forever. Here's how to know when you need to replace them.
Read MoreDo You Have To Premix Gas And Oil For A Rotary Engine?
Rotary engines often require unique forms of maintenance, and sometimes, that means premixing oil and gas. Here's how to know if your car needs this service.
Read MoreH-Pipe Vs X-Pipe: Which One Usually Delivers The Bigger Performance Gain?
Both X-pipes and H-pipes can boost performance levels for dual-exhaust cars. Here's the one you can generally expect to provide greater horsepower gains.
Read MoreTorquing Your Wheels Is Crucial, But Where Do You Actually Find The Spec?
Proper wheel torque is essential to prevent damage and keep your ride safe. However, where exactly do you find torque specs? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhy Did Car Manufacturers Switch From Generators To Alternators?
Have you ever wondered what made car manufacturers decide to go from dynamos to alternators for generating electricity? It's a mix of reliability and cost.
Read MoreBMW Neue Klasse Designer Says Sedans And Wagons Aren't Going Anywhere
With a recommitment to sedans and wagons, it certainly sounds like BMW wants to continue to be the enthusiast's choice when it comes to picking luxury cars.
Read MoreWhat Makes Older V8s Sound Better Than Modern V8s?
Many gearheads claim that modern V8s sound worse than their predecessors. While subjective, there is some truth in that statement, thanks to these factors.
Read MoreMillionaires, Mistresses And Man-Eating Snakes: Take A Dive Into The History Behind Some Of The Most Interesting Car Logos
Even if you aren't obsessed with cars, it's hard to not at least be a little curious about the stories and meaning behind their logos.
Read MoreFather Of The Mazda Miata, Tom Matano, Dead At 76
In addition to the NA Miata, Matano gave us the MX-6, MX-3, and even one of the all-time greatest looking cars ever put together, the FD RX-7.
Read MoreBMW iX3 Vs. Mercedes-Benz GLC EV: How These New Electric SUVs Compare On Paper
Both usher in new design languages, infotainment systems, powertrains and more, with the promise of long ranges and fast charging too.
Read MoreCan You Use A Remote Starter On A Manual Transmission Car?
If you have a manual transmission car, you may envy those with automatics who can remote start and pre-warm their engines. So, can manuals get in on it?
Read MoreHow To Prevent Your DPF From Getting Clogged
A clogged diesel particulate filter (DPF) can cause major issues. Fortunately, there are ways to avoid it. Here's how to prevent your DPF from clogging.
Read MoreHere's How Much Platinum Is Actually Inside Your Catalytic Converter
Catalytic converters are frequent targets of theft, thanks to the inclusion of various precious metals. Here's how much platinum they actually contain.
Read MoreHere's How RV Antifreeze Is Different From The Regular Stuff
Antifreeze is an essential component for vehicles with internal combustion engines. However, not all antifreeze is equal. Here's what sets RV antifreeze apart.
Read MoreWhy Did Detroit Diesel Phase Out Its Two Stroke Engine?
Detroit Diesel built its well known two stroke engine for decades after getting its start during World War II, so why did it eventually phase it out?
Read MoreNerd Out On Car Design With This New Series Where Hot Wheels Designers Talk With Automotive Designers
The first episode of "Driving Design" features Alex Alexiev, McLaren's principal designer, talking with Craig Callum, Hot Wheels' senior design manager.
Read MoreAre Silicone Wiper Blades Better Than Rubber?
Silicone wiper blades are often more expensive than standard rubber varieties, but are they actually better? Here's what you need to know before buying.
Read MoreThe Original Ford Maverick Had Some Great Colors, How Does The New Truck Stack Up?
It's not exactly a bold statement to point out that the original 1970-1977 Ford Maverick and the 2022-current Ford Maverick don't have a whole lot in common.
Read MoreCan Carbon Fiber Wheels Be Repaired?
Replacing a set of damaged carbon fiber wheels is highly expensive. Here's how to know when you can repair them and when it's time to buy new.
Read MoreRolls-Royce Cullinan Cosmos Has The Milky Way Freehand Painted Onto The Headliner For A 4-Year-Old Who Loves Space
The Cullinan Cosmos' headliner has an "ethereal interpretation" of the Milky Way, freehand painted by a single artist over the course of more than 160 hours.
Read MoreSecond-Gen Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Is A Renault-Based EV That Actually Looks... Really Good?
I think the electric Eclipse Cross looks great — we partially have Renault to thank for that.
Read MoreSoviet Russia Produced An Off-Road Sedan Way Before AMC Or Subaru
In its transition from traditional sedan to all-terrain vehicle, GAZ added 14 panels to strengthen the platform's floor, doors, and roof.
Read MoreDamn, You Don't Even Get Truly Directional Wheels On A $500k Rolls-Royce These Days
It's a little thing that most people won't notice, but the nerdiest among us have been yelling about it for years.
Read MoreBMW Changed Its Famous Badge But You'll Have To Look Very, Very Hard To See What's Different
Don't worry, it didn't make any radical changes.
Read MoreHere's How Tire Speed Ratings Affect Ride Quality
Similar to tread design or tire size itself, tires all have speed ratings that measure the threshold of speed a vehicle can comfortably operate in.
Read MoreWhat Does A Lift Pump Do On A Diesel Engine (And How Is It Different From A Fuel Pump)?
A lift pump and a fuel pump might be part of the same system that delivers fuel to a diesel engine, but they have very different roles to play.
Read MoreA-Body Vs. B-Body Mopars: What's The Difference?
If you've ever seen a muscly Mopar car of the 1970s, you may have wondered what was meant by A- or B- body. Here's the biggest difference between the two types.
Read MoreWhy Did Car Manufacturers Switch From Lug Nuts To Lug Bolts?
Carmakers constantly tweak designs to cut costs or improve on how a component works. Why have some of them started using lug bolts instead of studs and nuts?
Read MoreThese 10 Cars Aren't Toyotas, But They Run On Toyota Power
If you're looking for Toyota reliability in something without the Toyota badge, there are actually quite a few options. Here are some of our favorites.
Read MoreSubaru BRZ Series.Yellow Is The Best BRZ Yet
The WRX will also be available in the same Sunrise Yellow shade.
Read MoreWhat Does A Dual Exhaust System Really Do On A Car?
Double the parts can mean double the trouble in vehicle systems, but dual exhausts reduce pressure, increase efficiency, and provide more power.
Read MoreHow Your Favorite Automotive Paints Came To Be
Next time you see your favorite car color out and about, take a second to think about how it got there.
Read MoreDrivers Don't Use Apple CarPlay So Much After All, BMW Says
BMW has some rather compelling data to back up its claims, turning the traditional arguments against infotainment use on its head.
Read MoreWhy Your Check Engine Light Might Keep Coming Back After Being Cleared
It happens at the worst time — stuck in traffic or a long road trip — when you see that check engine light flick on. Here's why it may keep returning.
Read MoreWhat Is A Kei Car (And How Do You Pronounce It)
If you've ever heard of a kei car, you may be wondering what it is. A car shaped like a key? A special edition? Here's everything you've ever wanted to know.
Read MoreStellantis CEO Says Maserati Is Still Not For Sale
According to new Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa, the storied-yet-troubled trident brand is absolutely, positively, most definitely not on the block.
Read More99% Of AI Car Design Is 'Sh-,' Says Mercedes Design Boss
I'm doubtful AI will ever truly be able to style a car design that is worth considering, simply because it cannot — by nature — come up with anything original.
Read MoreThese Cars Share An Engine, Though You'd Never Guess To Look At Them
Designing an engine is expensive, so it's no surprise that brands occasionally borrow tech. Sometimes, however, those engines end up in very different cars.
Read MoreThese Were The Last Cars You Could Buy With T-Tops
T-tops were a design trend back in the day, but finding one of these classics now isn't easy. Here are the last models that had them.
Read MoreNew GLC EV Has Mercedes' Largest Screen Yet, But Also More Physical Controls And Fancy Trim
The electric GLC with EQ Technology is available with a 39.1-inch MBUX Hyperscreen, the largest seamless display fitted to a Mercedes-Benz to date.
Read MoreWhat We Really Need Is A Hypercar Made By Vacuum Company That Says It's The Apple Of China
Dreame's intentions are all spectacularly vague at this point.
Read MoreThe Smart ForTwo Is Coming Back As The Mercedes-Designed, Geely-Built #2
The successor to the original Smart Car is coming back by the end of 2026.
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This Is The Only New Car You Can Get With A 5-Cylinder Engine
5-cylinder engines are far from common, and there is only one new car in the U.S. you can get equipped with one. Here's everything you need to know.
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Chevrolet (5)
Why Chevy Switched From Detroit Diesel To Duramax Engines
Chevrolet didn't always build its diesel vehicles with Duramax engines. Here's why the company decided to make the switch from Detroit Diesel.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The First Corvette Ever Made?
The Chevrolet Corvette debuted in 1953, and only 300 were made that year. For years it was assumed that the first Corvette ever built had been destroyed.
Read MoreWhy Some Chevy Bow Ties Are Black Instead Of Gold
Chevy's has used its bow-tie emblem for over a century, but recently some have shown up in a new color: black. What's the bowtie's history, and why black?
Read More3.0L Duramax Problems: Here's What Owners Report Most Often
The 3.0L Duramax has been under the hood of quite a few GM models, but it's not perfect. Here are the most common reported problems from owners.
Read MoreEverything You Should Know About The Corvette Blue Flame Six Engine
The Chevrolet Corvette Blue Flame inline-six engine was in production during the '50s, and even though it wasn't a V8, it was special. Here's why.
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Concept Cars (4)
The Best-Looking Corvette Of All Time Never Made It Out Of The Concept Stage And Had A Rotary Engine
Two great tastes that could have gone great together.
Read MoreVolkswagen ID Cross Concept Is An Affordable Compact Electric Crossover With Seats That Turn Into A Bed
Volkswagen just unveiled a nearly production-ready concept car at IAA Mobility in Munich, Germany called the ID Cross.
Read MoreMini Unveils Two Achingly Cool Custom JCWs In Partnership With Deus Ex Machina
Both of these John Cooper Works have racing-inspired designs, and one is electric while the other has a gas engine.
Read MoreAudi Concept C Is A 'Radically Simple' Targa Roof Electric Sports Car Going Into Production In 2027
The production version of the Concept C will use the same platform as the Porsche 718 EV, and it should just like this show car.
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Convertibles (1)
The Longest Convertible On Sale Is A Pickup Truck
Throughout the history of the automobile, one type of car that American consumers have always loved is a big, huge, long convertible.
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Crashes and Safety (21)
Can You Use Super Glue On A Cracked Or Chipped Windshield?
You might wonder if it's better to fix a small windshield chip or wait. While a timely repair is the best course of action, be wary of your own skills.
Read MoreRiding An ATV To A Gas Station In Ohio Could Get You Fined (And The Store Clerks Too)
In one Ohio city, it's not only illegal to ride your ATV or dirt bike on the street, but to fill it up at a gas station. The ticket isn't cheap.
Read MoreCoast Guard Officer Arrested After Dealership Sells Him Truck Then Reports It Stolen
After a Coast Guard officer purchased a new vehicle at a Florida dealership, a mistake made reporting the sale led to a frightening encounter with police.
Read MoreHawaii Is Cracking Down On Loud Cars With Noise Cameras
Modified exhaust systems can provide a handful of benefits, but they can also be extremely noisy. Here's how Hawaii is using new tech to address that issue.
Read MoreWhen The Battery Light Comes On, How Long Is It Safe To Keep Driving?
Your car's battery light is something you should never ignore. Here's how long you can safely keep driving (on average) once the battery warning light appears.
Read MoreThese Driving Habits Don't Seem Illegal But Could Get You Pulled Over
Speeding and driving erratically are clearly ways to get stopped by the police, but there are lots of other ways to get in trouble. Here are nine.
Read More3 Common Mistakes That Put Kids At Risk In Car Crashes According To IIHS
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety knows some simple ways to keep your kids safe in the car if there's a crash. They have some other tips, too.
Read MoreDrive To School Turns Into Police Chase And Crash For 12-Year-Old Driver
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office received a call about a 12-year-old boy who had taken his parents' truck for a joyride to his old school.
Read MoreThis EV Battery Ejection System Looks Perfectly Safe In Case Of Fire
A burning EV battery launching out of the side of a car sounds like a serious flaw, but these safety researchers want to do it on purpose.
Read MoreMan Faces Five Years In Prison For Pointing Laser At Trump's Helicopter
It may seem like a joke, but the FAA takes it very seriously.
Read MoreFeds Back Off On Pretending To Care About Pedestrian Safety
While plenty of cities in the U.S. have announced Vision Zero plans, the feds and even local governments have never really cared about pedestrian safety.
Read MoreThese Are The 5 Safest New Pickup Trucks You Can Get (According To IIHS)
Pickups bring a lot to the table, from their ability to haul cargo around to their rugged design. However, safety is another factor to keep in mind when buying.
Read MoreStolen Car Jumps Seattle Drawbridge To Evade Police
The stolen Audi Q5 broke through barriers and jumped across the gap in the bridge, risking a plunge of more than 40 feet to the water below.
Read MoreWoman's Grand Theft Auto Game Interrupted When Real Police Chase Crashes Into Bedroom
Add one more reason to the ever-growing list of why police chases need to stop.
Read MoreTesla Cybertruck, Volkswagen ID Buzz, Ford F-150 Lightning, And More New EVs Face IIHS Crash Tests With Mixed Results
Four of the seven EVs achieved the IIHS' highest rating of good in the updated moderate overlap test.
Read MoreStudded Tires Are Illegal In These US States
Studded tires dig into ice, but also into pavement, so there are costs beyond the price of rubber to aiding driver safety. Some states don't want to pay it.
Read MoreIIHS Top Safety Pick+ Winners Must Have Anti-Speeding Tech By 2027 — And DUI Detection By 2030
Time will tell if automakers decide to produce new vehicles with these features in order to receive meet IIHS Top Safety Pick+ requirements.
Read MoreThese States Still Allow You To Ride In Truck Beds
Riding in the back of a breezy, open pickup truck — you've probably tried it out at some point in your life. Is it legal, and if so what states allow it?
Read MoreDo Diesel Trucks Wear Out Tires Faster Than Gas Models?
All tires wear down over time, but are gas or diesel engines more likely to accelerate this deterioration? Here's the breakdown on tire wear and tear.
Read MoreWhat To Do If Your Brakes Fail At Highway Speed
We rely on our cars to get us around safely, but brakes are part of a complex system that just might fail on the highway. If that happens, try these strategies.
Read MoreThe ADAS You Might Not Realize Automakers Now Have To Include
Safety is important when it comes to your car. Luckily, there are more advanced driver-assistance systems in place that are now included. Here's what to know.
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Crime (5)
Catalytic Converter Theft Is Still An Expensive Problem But Congress Wants To Do Something About It
If the legislation passes and is signed into law, it will serve as a good example of states playing their role as laboratories for federal action.
Read MoreNo, You Can't Drive A Barbie Jeep In Traffic, Especially When Drunk
Apparently, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are also the fun police.
Read MoreMan Attacks Police Photo Enforcement Van, Gets Caught On Camera
The video shows him stopping, throwing an object at the van, and then running away.
Read MoreCops Ticket Dodge Charger EV For A Loud Exhaust It Doesn't Have
It's one thing to be accused of a crime you didn't commit. It's quite another to be accused of something that's simply impossible;.
Read MoreCyberattack Hits Jaguar Land Rover, Forcing Temporary Shutdown
Workers at JLR's Merseyside and Halewood factories were told not to report to work early Monday morning due to a "global IT system issue."
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Culture (15)
Can You Park A Car At A Truck Stop?
Truck stops offer many conveniences for the weary traveler, including the ability to park up and rest for a while. But what about those of us driving cars?
Read MoreLow Oil Pressure At Idle? Here's What Could Be Causing It
Seeing the low pressure light coming on when idling can be a particularly nerve wracking affair. Here's what you need to know (and how to fix it).
Read MoreThis Georgia Town Has More Golf Carts Than Cars And It's By Design
A Georgia town 20 minutes south of Atlanta has an entire path network dedicated to Golf Carts, so, by design people drive golf carts more than their cars.
Read MoreEver Noticed Tennis Balls On Top Of Trailer Ball Hitches? Here's Why People Use Them
You've probably seen tennis balls stuck onto trailer ball hitches, which is done as an inexpensive and effective means of protection. Here's how it helps.
Read More5 Vanity Plates Owners Regretted Getting
Whether you're trying to trick the DMV, pay tribute to your favorite TV show, or simply show your love for your ride, you may end up wishing you hadn't.
Read MoreHow Much Are Tire Disposal Fees And Do You Have To Pay Them?
Are you in the process of shopping for new tires? Before you buy them, make sure you check for how much tire disposal fees will set you back.
Read MoreWhy Formula One Engines Went From V12s To V6s
V12s were notorious in Formula One for a long time, but then it made a switch to V6 engines. Don't be fooled, though, as they still have plenty of power.
Read MoreWhat Happens To Collector Cars That Don't Sell At Auction?
Picky collector-car owners may set a minimum price when they put their babies up for auction. So what happens to the cars that don't attract the minimum bid?
Read MoreWhy Modern Cars Don't Need Tune-Ups Anymore
While older cars still require typical tune-ups at the mechanic shop, more modern cars being released don't need it. Here's why.
Read MoreSpelab's Intake Manifold For Cummins 6.7-Liter Engines Provides More Power
Spelab specializes in diesel performance parts. Discover why the intake manifold for Cummins 6.7-liter engines from Spelab provides more power.
Read More18,000 Waters In One Order Causes Taco Bell To Pause AI Drive-Through Rollout
After an ambitious AI rollout that brought the technology to 500 drive-through locations, the company is reassessing the plan.
Read More16-Cylinder Engines Are Extremely Cool, But Only A Few Production Cars Have Used Them
Obviously, the bigger the number the better, and that goes for engines.
Read MoreThis Tiny Street In Cleveland Is Paved In Wood Blocks
Cleveland, Ohio gets an undeserved bad rep from people who have never visited the amazing city. There are surprises around every turn.
Read MoreThis Is Absolutely The Coolest Rig I Saw At Overland Expo
What's the point in going off-roading if you can't bring a dozen of your best friends along for the ride?
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Where Is Ken Miles' Son Now? The Story After Ford V Ferrari
Peter Miles is on screen in "Ford V Ferrari" and saw his father die in the crash the film depicts. In the years since, he's built his own car-world career.
Read More'Forza Horizon 6' Is Finally Going To Japan
The sixth iteration in the "Forza Horizon" series will be out in 2026.
Read MoreFloyd Mayweather Is So Mad A Dealer Charged Him $1.2 Million For A Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet, He's Suing
In the process of trying to return more than $2 million worth of cars he didn't like, Mayweather discovered the dealer marked up the G650 by about $500,000.
Read MoreThese Are The Biggest Racing Games Still On The Way In 2025
If you are a car enthusiast and love video games, then you might be happy to know there are still new racing games releasing in 2025.
Read MoreBilly Joel Never Bought That Cadillac-Ac-Ac-Ac, But His Actual Collection Is Pretty Unusual
Despite online reports to the contrary, Billy Joel never traded in a Chevy for a Cadillac. The cars he has owned, though, include a bunch of beauties.
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Events (1)
What Do You Want To See From The 2025 Munich Auto Show?
Reports of the death of the big auto show may have been premature, with a packed schedule for IAA next week. But what are you most interested in seeing?
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EVs and Hybrids (10)
BMW Could Build An Electric Sports Car With Neue Klasse DNA To Take On The Porsche Cayman EV
The era of the electric sports car may soon be upon us in a big-ish way.
Read MoreRIP (Again) Acura ZDX
Forever in the shadow of its cheaper Honda Passport sibling, the Acura ZDX won't be returning.
Read MoreThere's Only A Few Hybrid Coupes On Sale, And The New Honda Prelude Will Be The Cheapest And Most Efficient
This list is also one car shorter than it would've been a few months ago, as Lexus recently discontinued the hybrid version of the LC.
Read More4 Misconceptions About Hybrid Engines (And What's Actually True)
Hybrid cars have been around for a while. However, not everything you hear about them is fact. Here's the truth about some of the most widespread hybrid myths.
Read MoreWalmart, Costco, And More: Which Brands Have The Best EV Charging Deals?
Several big name brands are adding EV charging to the services they already offer, so how does the pricing compare from store to store?
Read MoreSpecial EV Access To Carpool Lanes Ends September 30 In 13 States
This will increase traffic in non-HOV lanes as single-occupant EVs will be forced to use them just like everyone else.
Read MoreCanada May Drop 100% Tariff On Chinese EVs To Help Farm Owners
Farm owners would be able to sell a lot more of their products like canola oil and soy beans to China, while Canada would benefit from more affordable EVs.
Read MoreThe First American Police Car Was Actually An EV
No, it wasn't a Tesla, a Mustang, or a BMW. The first American police car debuted over a century ago, and it was an EV at a time when they outnumbered gas cars.
Read MoreDo Hybrid Cars Require Less Frequent Oil Changes?
Hybrid cars generally require less maintenance than their gasoline-only counterparts, but their engines still require regular service, including oil changes.
Read MoreWhich EV Would You Buy If Gasoline Magically Disappeared Overnight?
Whether you like it or not, electric vehicles are the future of the automotive industry.
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First Drive (7)
2026 Aston Martin DBX S Puts Silliness To Good Use
Thanks to some funny lightweight options and other upgrades the new DBX S looks awesome, sounds awesome and is awesome to drive
Read More2026 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid Solves All My Problems With The Crosstrek
The new hybrid model is a worthwhile upgrade over the gas-only Crosstrek, if your budget allows.
Read More2026 Subaru Forester Wilderness Is Wildly Capable Off-Road And More Refined On-Road
Logic and excitement are not mutually exclusive with the 2026 Subaru Forester Wilderness.
Read More2026 Toyota GR Corolla Gets Small Tweaks, Remains One Of The Most Fun-To-Drive Cars On Sale
If I had the money and was in the market for a new car, you would find me signing on the dotted line at my local Toyota dealer.
Read More2026 Toyota Corolla Cross Is Still Affordable And Efficient, But It Still Fades Into The Background
It ain't fancy or particularly impressive, but these updates should help the Corolla Cross better face its stiff competition.
Read More2026 Nissan Leaf Isn't Perfect, But It's Light Years Better Than Before
At a time when the average price of a new car is nearly $50,000, the new Leaf represents a great value.
Read More2026 Ram 1500 Doesn't Miss A Beat With The Re-Introduction Of The Hemi
Returning the Hemi to its more affordable and popular trucks will hopefully give Ram the boost it needs to rise from the crater its found itself in.
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Ford (11)
The Biggest Complaints About Ford's 10-Speed Transmission (And What's Been Fixed So Far)
There have been tons of complaints, as well as class-action lawsuits, over Ford's 10-speed transmission. Oh, and some GM vehicles use it, too.
Read MoreThese Are The Rarest Ford Vehicles You've Probably Never Heard Of
Ford has made many iconic vehicles over the years, but it's also released some obscure cars that few recognize. Here are five of the rarest Fords ever built.
Read MoreHere's How Much A Ford Mustang Mach-E Depreciates After 5 Years
The 5-year depreciation rate of the Ford Mustang Mach-E may lead some buyers to believe that purchasing a used vehicle in good condition is a better value.
Read MoreHow Ford's Logo Changed Over Time (And Why The Blue Oval Stuck)
The evolution of Ford's blue oval was long, sometimes bizarre, and ultimately cemented by the company's refusal to change with trends of the time.
Read MoreWhich Ford Mustang Years Do Owners Hate The Most? (And Why Some Say They're Fine)
The Ford Mustang is one of the most iconic sportscars, but not all of the models are loved. Here's which ones owners hate the most.
Read More1969 Boss 429 Mustang In Impeccable Condition Goes On Sale For The First Time In 56 Years
This rare, pristine Mustang in Royal Maroon can be yours for the low, low price ... oh, who are we kidding? This one isn't going to go cheap.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 3-Year-Old Ford Bronco Has Depreciated So Far
No matter how carefully you care for your car, it will depreciate over time. How much value can you expect your Ford Bronco to lose over three years?
Read MoreConan O'Brien Still Loves His Ford Taurus SHO
That's a very Jalop ride if I've ever seen one.
Read MoreWhy Ford Switched To The Power Stroke Diesel (And Ditched Navistar)
At one point, Ford had a long-standing partnership with Navistar, but then switched to the Power Stroke diesel engine. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreFord's Record-Setting Year Of Recalls Isn't Close To Over
Ford has issued 109 recalls that have covered 7,871,344 vehicles.
Read MoreAt $2,700, Is This 1993 Ford Tempo A Deal That's Hard To Beat?
Today's Tempo is described by its seller as having personality. Let's see if this old-school Ford still has what it takes to make an impression.
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Found For Sale (16)
Surely You Could Survive This 140-Horsepower Go-Kart
You need raw, uncut adrenaline, and I know just the source: This Kawasaki ZX-9R-powered go-kart built by a high schooler.
Read MoreYou've Only Got A Few Hours To Buy My Perfectly Okay 2007 BMW Z4 Manual
It's the end of the road for Andy Kalmowitz and his 2007 BMW Z4 3.0si, which now could be your 2007 BMW Z4 3.0si.
Read MoreJackie Gleason's Old Limo Is A Pow Right In The Kisser Of Cool '70s Features
Aside from its famous owner, it also features some technology that was ahead of its time, as well as some that can stay in the 1970s.
Read MoreConsider: This BMW 1M
Maybe now isn't the right time to spend a lot of money on an old BMW. But isn't it at least worth considering?
Read MoreMy Chevy Spark Doesn't Light My Fire Anymore! What Car Should I Buy?
Steven currently lives in the Pacific Northwest and he wants something enjoyable to drive but easy on the maintenance, a bit funky and hopefully three pedals.
Read MoreI Want An Old School BMW Feel In A Modern Car Package! What Should I Buy?
Andy loves his E46 3-series, but the 20 year old BMW is inconsistent in terms of reliability. He wants a modern sedan with that BMW driver connection.
Read MorePlace Your Bets On How Much This Used Lucid Gravity Dream Edition Will Sell For
It's fun watching auctions and trying to guess what the sale price will be, especially if it's rare or new enough that we don't know what it "should" sell for.
Read MoreFeel Like You're Driving A Real-Life Hot Wheels Car With This Automecca Sports Van 'Brubaker Box'
Fewer than 30 of these were ever built.
Read MoreA Turbocharged, Caged, Lifted Honda Element With Half-Doors Is The Perfect Off-Roader
Have you ever wanted a Jeep, but not wanted it to be a Jeep? Well, that's a very specific ask, but luckily one Facebook Marketplace seller has you covered.
Read MoreOnline Car Salesman Shares Secrets Of Successfully Selling A Car Online
It may sound like common sense, but his first tip is to either clean the car yourself or pay someone to do it.
Read MorePlace Your Bets On How Much This 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 Will Sell For
It's also almost entirely stock, which should be good for the value, with the only modification noted in the listing being an AWE cat-back exhaust.
Read MoreYou Should Buy This Wrecked Bugatti Chiron That We Reviewed On Jalopnik (Before It Was Crashed)
This 2021 Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport we found on Copart appears to be the same one we reviewed back in 2022, just with a purple wrap added on.
Read MoreThis Clean Li'l Red Express Deserves To Get A Li'l Mud On Its Tires
The Dodge Li'l Red Express pickup truck was the quickest performance car that America could muster in the post-oil-crisis economy.
Read MoreWe Need A Car Big Enough For Family And Gear But Small Enough For Easy Parking! What Should We Buy?
Matt and Heather bought a home upstate as an escape from NYC. They need a ride that can fit their family, but not cost a ton to park. What car should they buy?
Read MoreHow Bad Could This $9,650 Maserati Ghibli Be, Exactly?
Clearly, the only option here is for one of you to buy it and report back. It's a little risky, sure, but isn't that what you have disposable income for?
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Honda (1)
Production 2026 Honda Prelude Revealed With A Potentially Ideal Mix Of Efficiency And Driver Engagement
The new Prelude has a 200-hp powertrain that gets 46 mpg, Type R chassis parts, simulated shifts, lots of liftback cargo space and a nicer interior.
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Hyundai's Logo Secretly Shows Two People Shaking Hands
Look closely at the Hyundai's logo's stylized "H" and you'll see something else, too. But who are those people Hyundai says are shaking hands?
Read MoreHyundai's Concept Three Previews The Smallest Ioniq Yet With The Best Interior Of All Time
Hyundai is teasing us with a Volkswagen Golf-sized hatch that promises to be a practical daily driver in the Concept Three.
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Jalopnik Explains (52)
What Happens To Abandoned Vehicles?
Different states and municipalities have their own procedures for dealing with abandoned cars. Here's what generally happens to deserted vehicles.
Read MoreWrapping Vs. Painting Your Car: The Pros And Cons
Car wraps are a viable alternative to paint jobs. However, both options come with benefits and negatives. Here's how to choose between the two.
Read MoreHow Long Does A Bottle Of Brake Fluid Last Once Opened?
Brake fluid is essential for your car, but it doesn't last forever. Here's how long it takes for an open bottle of brake fluid to start degrading.
Read MoreLemon Law Explained: What It Is, How It Works, And What's Covered
Lemon laws are designed to protect you from buying a dud. Here's how they work, what they cover, and how to take advantage of the protection.
Read MoreDo You Need A CDL To Drive An RV?
Motor homes and RVs can be great ways to explore the world in comfort and style. However, you may wonder if you need a CDL to drive one.
Read MoreWho Invented The V8 Engine? (And No, It Didn't Come From America)
When you think V8, you may be thinking about Ford, Chevy, and their inconic muscle cars. But the engine has European origins, decades earlier.
Read MoreWhy Japan Has Blue Traffic Lights Instead Of Green
An international treaty requires the "go" light to be green, so why does Japan often substitute blue? The answer has ancient roots in the nation's language.
Read MoreHow To Clean The Outside Of Your Car Windows For A Streak-Free Finish
Keeping your car's windows clean is vital. However, in practice, it's not always that easy to do. Here's how to clean auto glass for a streak-free shine.
Read MoreWhy NASCAR Got Rid Of Rookie Stripes
Rookie Stripes were once a rite of passage for NASCAR rookies and a cautionary tale for other drivers, but the stripes have since been phased out.
Read MoreOf All The Places To Put Car Batteries, This Might Be The Worst
Being able to change the battery in your car should be one of the easiest maintenance tasks to do, but some modern cars seemingly try to hide the battery.
Read MoreHow The Air Cooled Beetle Used Exhaust Gas To Heat Its Cabin
The classic Volkswagen Beetle used a surprising method to heat its cabin, but it led to drivers using it incorrectly and thinking it didn't work.
Read MoreThe Cheapest And Most Expensive States To Buy Gas In America
Gas prices are always a popular subject, and for good reason, because it can get expensive. However, prices per gallon are different in every state.
Read MoreWhy Car Makers Switched To Single-Use Oil Drain Plugs
The controversial switch to plastic oil drain pans has also heralded the arrival of single-use oil drain plugs made of the same plastic as the drain pans.
Read MoreEngine Degreasers Explained: What's In Them And How They Work
There are a few different solutions you can use to remove sludge and other contaminants from your car's engine, but soapy water should not be one of them.
Read MoreThe Most Common Causes Of Car Oil Leaks: Explained
Oil is the lifeblood of your vehicle's engine, and that's why leaks aren't something that should be ignored. Here are the most common causes.
Read MoreAre Inverted Motorcycle Forks Just For Looks, Or Actually Better?
Inverted forks, aka "upside-down" forks, look cooler than conventional telescopic forks, and certainly they cost more. But do they justify their price?
Read MoreYour Car's Cabin Is A Hotspot For Microplastics
Seems like tiny bits of plastic are everywhere these days, but a vehicle's interior is a particular nest of them. And are they good for you? No, they are not.
Read MoreEvery Company That's Owned Lamborghini, So Far
From its founding in a spat with Enzo Ferrari to pairs of brothers, a dictator's son, and corporate overlords, Lamborgini's ownership has been a wild ride.
Read MoreWhy Wet Timing Belts Have Such A Bad Reputation
A wet timing belt sounds like a great idea: a belt lubricated by oil to keep your engine running smoothly. However, they've had some serious problems.
Read MoreThe Internet Is Filled With Posts About Stricter Driving Laws For Seniors, But They're All Fake
The age of AI has spawned lots of stories about tougher driving laws for seniors, but they're phonies. In fact, in one state the laws just eased up on elders.
Read MoreRebuilt Title Vs. Salvage Title: What's The Difference?
Car titles come in several different forms. While a clean title is ideal, you may also encounter rebuilt and salvage titles. Here's what they mean.
Read MoreThe Risks Of Driving Through Flood Waters (And Why You Should Avoid It)
While some sources online might give you recommendations on how to tell if a flooded road is safe to drive through, I'm here to tell you that it never is.
Read MoreClose Ratio Vs. Wide Ratio Transmissions: What's The Difference?
Transmission makers have to balance vehicle speed and engine power. The choices they make affect everything from shifting smoothness to fuel economy.
Read MoreWhen The ABS Light Turns On, How Long Is It Safe To Keep Driving?
When a dashboard light illuminates, it's sometimes a signal to pull over to the side of the road and stop. Do you need to do that if the ABS light goes on?
Read MoreThese US States Have The Highest Dealer Fees
Just because you've negotiated a price for that car, don't think you've found the bottom line. There are dealer fees, too, from low to ridiculously high.
Read MoreThe History Behind The Audi Logo's Four Rings
It all dates back to Auto Union, Audi's predecessor.
Read MoreHere's How Cruise Control Actually Impacts Fuel Consumption
As with most things in life, the conclusion is basically, "It's complicated."
Read MoreWhy Hawaii Has Blue Stop Signs
No, the Aloha State's abundance of blue stop signs has nothing to do with Elvis Presley's movie "Blue Hawaii." Here's why Hawaii has the blues this time.
Read MoreWhy Some Pickup Trucks Have Those Amber Lights On Top
Five small amber lights won't shed much light on the road at night. So why do some pickups have them, while others don't? And which ones have the lights?
Read MoreCoil Packs Explained: How They Work (And Signs They Might Be Failing)
Coil packs play a pivotal role in your vehicle's ignition system, but what exactly are they, and how do they work? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreThese Common Mods Can Void Your Car's Warranty
While there are mods that can increase your vehicle's performance, you might want to wait if you're still under warranty. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreHow Long Do Brake Rotors Usually Last?
Brake rotors play a vital role in your vehicle's performance, but don't ignore when they need maintenance. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreHow Your Automatic Transmission Knows When To Change Gears
Automatic transmissions are a wonder of planetary gears, torque converters, and fluid. Here's how it all works to get you the speed you need when you need it.
Read MoreWhat To Do If You Overfill Coolant
Just like your engine's oil, adding coolant when needed is vital, but if you overfill the reservoir, don't panic. Here's what you will need to do.
Read MoreThis Internal Combustion Engine Didn't Need Oil, At Least On Paper
It would have been revolutionary: an internal combustion engine without oil. And it might have worked. But lots of real-world issues got in the way.
Read MoreAre Highway Miles Really Any Better For Your Car?
There's no question that highway miles are better for your car than the same number of city miles. What's interesting are all the many reasons why this is so.
Read MoreLenco Transmissions Explained: How They Work And Why They're Unique
They're oddballs of the transmission world, but they're great for moving a powerful drag racer at super-high speeds. Here's how Lencos work.
Read MoreAre Michelin Tires At Costco The Same Quality As At Dealers?
Tires are (relatively) cheap at Costco, so can they really be as good as the ones at a dealer? We've got the answer, plus advantages of both dealers and Costco.
Read MoreWhat Makes V6 Engines Sound So Different From V8s?
The V6 versus V8 debate rages on, but we do know is that each produces enchanting exhaust notes thanks to a complex symphony of engineering.
Read MoreSpark Plug Types Explained: Which One Does Your Car Really Need?
While small in size, spark plugs play a pivotal role in how your vehicle performs. However, there are several different kinds to consider before buying.
Read MoreThese Sounds Could Mean Your Water Pump Is Failing
Your car's water pump does crucial work that wards off costly repairs. So you need to listen for the sounds that could mean it's about to give up the ghost.
Read MoreThe 4 Things To Check If Your Car Is Wet Inside After It Rains
Water damage is something that shouldn't be ignored. If you are having leakage in your interior after it rains, this is what you need to check.
Read MoreWhen The Oil Light Turns On, How Long Is It Safe To Keep Driving?
Vehicles have three kinds of oil lights, and each means something different. So when they come on, how long should you wait before you pull over?
Read MoreWhy Some States Don't Require Front License Plates
Washington, D.C., along with 29 states, requires cars to display license plates mounted at both the front and rear, while 21 states only require rear plates.
Read MoreWhy Changing The Oil In Diesel Cars Is Such A Pain
You can easily go to a local mechanic for a diesel oil change, but you can also do it yourself. However, here's why it can be a more difficult project.
Read MoreHow Does Head Gasket Sealer Actually Work?
If your vehicle's head gasket is leaking, it may be tempting to buy a head gasket sealer. Before you do, it's important to know how it works.
Read MoreYes, Jumper Cables Can Wear Out, Here's When They Should Be Replaced
Having a jumper cables in your car or garage is a good idea in case of an emergency. However, if they have any of these problems, it's time to replace them.
Read MoreTire Balancing Beads Seem Like Magic, But There's A Reason They Aren't Used More Often
Wobbling on the road can be frustrating, which is why tire balancing beads seem like the perfect answer. However, there's a reason everyone isn't using them.
Read MoreShocks Vs. Struts: Here's The Difference
Shocks and struts aren't the same thing, though they both are key parts of a vehicle's suspension. But not every car is equipped with both of them.
Read MoreWhat's The Deal With Anime Characters On Cars?
Spreading anime characters all over your car may be a little cringeworthy, but the folks doing it are in on the joke, as the name of the trend proves.
Read MoreHow To Check Power Steering Fluid (And How Often You Need To Change It)
Power steering fluid forms the hydraulic link between the steering wheel and front wheels, reducing the effort required to turn the steering wheel.
Read MoreGas Vs. Diesel RVs: The Pros & Cons Of Each Fuel Type
If you are in the market for an RV, it's important to consider the pros and cons of having a gas or diesel model. Here's the breakdown to help you decide.
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Jalopnik Investigates (9)
Want A 9.4-Liter Big Block Hemi With 700+ Horsepower? Here's How Much It'll Cost
When it comes to V8 crate motors, size doesn't equal performance. Thankfully, crate engines offer anywhere from 500 to 2,000-plus horsepower.
Read MoreWhat Is (And Isn't) Covered By Most Tire Warranties
Tire warranties usually come with very strict rules that must be followed throughout the entire use life of the tire in order to qualify for a claim.
Read MoreThis Is Every Tire Brand Owned By Michelin
Michelin is one of the widest recognized tire brands in the world, but its ties to other automakers run even deeper than you might imagine.
Read MoreDo RVs Need To Stop At Weigh Stations?
Weight stations are checkpoints allowing state officials to check the weight limits and driver logs of trucks, and you might be wondering if RVs are checked.
Read MoreCan Wheel Spacers Actually Cause Bearing Failure?
There are several reasons why vehicle owners would want wheel spacers, but can they cause damage to the wheel bearings? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreNo Touch Laws: Touching Your Phone While Driving Is Illegal In These US States
It's no secret that using your phone while driving can put you at high risk of an accident. Here's what the laws say for each state.
Read MoreWhy Almost All Chrysler Turbine Cars Were Destroyed, And Where The Rest Are Today
The Chrysler Turbine car once seemed like the car of the future — until they were unceremoniously disposed of. Here's what happened to the survivors.
Read MoreThese US States Have The Strictest Vehicle Modification Laws That Could Get You Fined
Each state has their own set of motor vehicle laws that residents and visitors need to abide by. However, these states are considered the strictest.
Read MoreHere's What That Burning Smell From Your Car Could Mean
Do you have a burning smell coming from your car? It's obvious something is wrong, but pinpointing the culprit can be difficult. Here's what it could mean.
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Motorcycles (20)
Does Yamaha Still Make Cruiser Motorcycles?
Cruiser motorcycles are ideal for comfortable rides in the city and on highways. Here's what you need to know about Yamaha's current cruiser lineup.
Read MoreHere's What The 'LO RNG' Code Means On A Harley-Davidson
If you see the code "LO RNG" on your Harley's speedometer, pay attention. There's something going on that you need to deal with, and deal with soon.
Read MoreHow Does RDRS Work On A Harley-Davidson?
Many new Harley-Davidson motorcycles come with the company's advanced RDRS Safety Enhancements. Here's what that technology does and how it works.
Read MoreNo Wheel Chock? Here's How To Tie Down A Motorcycle To A Trailer In A Pinch
It's always best to use wheel chocks if you need to move your bike on a trailer. But if you don't have chocks, there are still ways to do it safely.
Read MoreEvery Harley-Davidson Model From The AMF Years
The AMF years may not be fondly remembered by all Harley-Davidson enthusiasts, but plenty of memorable models still came out of this divisive era.
Read MoreFrom Golf Carts To Utilicars: Harley-Davidson's Weirdest Side Hustles
Harley-Davidson is famous for its iconic motorcycles, but the company has built more than just bikes. Here are some of HD's most interesting secondary projects.
Read MoreHow Often Do Harley-Davidsons Need A 3-Hole Oil Change?
Harley-Davidson motorcycles require a handful of primary lubricant services. Here's how to determine when it's time to perform your three-hole oil change.
Read MoreThese U.S. States Still Don't Have Motorcycle Helmet Laws
Some states like to play it fast and loose with the safety of their motorcycle-riding public.
Read MoreEven Motorcycles Aren't Immune To Subscription Services
Manufacturers may think we want subscription services, but we really don't.
Read MoreThis Harley-Davidson Was Built With Porsche Power
The Harley-Davidson V-Twin Racing Street Custom, aka the V-Rod, was developed by Porsche but based on the model used in the Harley VR1000 superbike.
Read MoreThese 3 Harley-Davidson Bikes Aren't Made In America Anymore
Harley-Davidson is one of the most iconic motorcycle brands in the market. However, some of its bikes aren't made in the United States anymore.
Read MoreThe Forgotten Bicycle Chapter Of Harley-Davidson
Harley is a motorcycle power, but early in the 20th century, it set out to conquer a different two-wheeled world ... with the help of a sewing-machine maker.
Read MoreWhy Do Harley-Davidsons Vibrate So Much?
Harley-Davidson's polarizing vibration is not for everyone, but its adherents won't accept anything else. What gives Harley that signature thump?
Read MoreHarley Davidson Street Glide Vs. Road Glide: What's The Difference?
If you've seen both the Street Glide and Road Glide on sale from Harley-Davidson, you may be wondering if there is any difference between the two motorcycles.
Read MoreHarley Vs. Indian: America's Motorcycle War Inside A World War
While they are seem like they belong on the city streets, Harley and Indian have been used extensively in the military. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreHarley-Davidson CVO Explained: What It Stands For And Why It Matters
Harley-Davidson bikes often have everything a rider could want, but for everyone else, there's the CVO program -- but what exactly are CVO bikes?
Read MoreEvery Motorcycle Brand Owned By Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson has a long and storied history, and over the years, it has invested in other motorcycle brands (and even an RV manufacturer).
Read MoreRiding A Motorcycle With Headphones Is Illegal In These US States
Can you ride a motorcycle with headphones on? With just one earbud in? There's no national law about this, so the answers vary state by state.
Read MoreBMW Added A Cage To The CE 04 So You Can Fall Over In Helmet-Free Peace
The BMW Vision CE's metal rollcage "eliminates the need for a helmet as well as protective clothing."
Read More13 Ways To Stop Vibration On Motorcycle Handlebars
Riding a motorcycle can be a thrill, but if your handlebars are vibrating, you need to take caution. Here are the most common reasons this is happening.
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News (93)
There's An Alligator In Detroit
A resident of Hamtramck managed to snap a few shots of the snapper, and Michigan's Department of Natural Resources confirms the 'gaitor seems legit
Read MoreFord, GM Are Buying Their Own Cars To Get Customers The $7,500 Tax Credit
Ford and General Motors are signing their respective dealers up for an ambitious plan that would — in effect — extend the $7,500 tax credit on leased EVs.
Read MoreDon't Expect Apple CarPlay Ultra In Your Ford Anytime Soon, Jim Farley Isn't A Fan
Farley told the interviewer that Ford is still very much committed to consumer choice, and CarPlay and Android Auto aren't going anywhere.
Read MoreYou Can Drive Your $325,000 Ford Mustang GTD Through A Hailstorm In A Pinch If You Have To
All the more incentive for people who buy these things to actually drive them on the road, where they belong.
Read MoreMotorTrend Finally Found Its Missing Fisker Ocean In A Scrap Yard 60 Miles Away
The magazine took its long-term Ocean in for a service appointment and never got it back.
Read MoreNorway Tests Out Its All-Electric Plane Future
If Norway can single-handedly create a small but significant market for electric planes, it might just give the whole market enough runway to take off elsewhere
Read MoreNo, Defensive Walking Isn't The Solution For Road Deaths
It's victim-blaming, it's bull, and it's not the solution we need.
Read MoreDon't Worry, GM's Tech Center Is Now Free From Legionnaires' Disease
GM closed the center on September 10, after it received word from the Macomb County Health Department that two employees had tested positive for the disease.
Read More2026 Lexus LS 500 Heritage Edition Will Be The Last New LS In The U.S.
Just 250 examples will head to our shores, and they're priced at a rather steep $99,280.
Read MoreSan Francisco Shuts Down Parking Cop Tracker Within Hours Of Release
The website displayed the agency's parking enforcement officers' locations in close to real time, based on the location of the last ticket each officer wrote.
Read MoreThe Mercedes-Benz VLE Is Almost Ready For Production And I'm Vibrating With Excitement
The V-Class is already a much more appealing vehicle than something like a Cadillac Escalade, and this new model could rival even Mercedes' own S-Class.
Read MoreA Married Couple Is Responsible For Some Of Top Gear's Most Iconic Creations
It turns out a lot of the wild creations we saw on Top Gear were made by the Rosses — an unassuming British couple doing the work out of a shed in their yard.
Read MoreGovernor Tim Walz Is A DIY Guy, Replaces Friend's Car Door Himself
It's refreshing to see a government official help a friend save money by doing the job himself.
Read MoreHoping Cars Would Get Lighter Again? Too Freaking Bad, Tariffs Are Killing That Dream
High tariff costs and the President's deregulation push might have the effect of causing automakers to de-emphasize weight savings in the name of cost savings
Read MorePassenger Awarded $11 Million After Suffering 2 Strokes And American Airlines Failed To Divert Flight
A 67-year-old California chef suffered two strokes during a transatlantic American Airlines flight in 2021. The flight was never diverted.
Read MoreU.S.-Spec 2026 Audi A6 Revealed With Gas V6 Making 362 Horsepower
The new A6 even comes in five real colors, including a brown.
Read MoreJeep Brings Back Its Best Color To Distract From The World Collapsing Around You
Jeep —and Stellantis as a whole — are sort of known for having some of the best paint color options in the automotive industry.
Read MoreThe United States Is The Worst Offender As Embassies Rack Up $217 Million Congestion Charge Debt In London
The American embassy owes $21.1 million to TfL; in a distant second place, Japan owes $14.5 million to London's transport agency.
Read MoreFrench President Calls Trump While Trying To Cross Barricaded NYC Street
Who's the most famous person saved in your contacts?
Read MoreGavin Newsom Bails On A California EV Credit And Has Choice Words For GM CEO Mary Barra
Governor Newsom said Barra "sold us out."
Read MoreVolvo EX90 Upgraded With 800-Volt Architecture And New Computer Just A Year After It Launched
Owners of 2025 EX90s will get the new computer for free, but the 800-volt architecture and faster charging will only be for 2026 model year EX90s.
Read More2026 Nissan Sentra Looks More Appealing Than Ever, Even Though The Engine Is The Same
Nissan promises the ninth-generation Sentra will be better to drive, and the interior looks vastly improved.
Read More2026 Can-Am Defender Adds A Third Cylinder For Even More Capability
Can-Am wants to be your UTV of choice with the 2026 Defender HD11.
Read MoreJeep Gladiator 4xe Is Dead Before It Even Had A Chance To Live
Rest in peace, Jeep Gladiator 4xe. We hardly knew ye. In fact, we didn't know you at it. You were canceled before you even went on sale.
Read MoreTelo Explains Why Its Minitruck Won't Get A Range Extender
The people at Telo are doing something weird and truly unique, and if that doesn't get you excited, why are you even reading Jalopnik in the first place?
Read MoreWhat's The Last Car You Stopped To Take A Photo Of?
Whether in person or through a screen, we experience the sights and sounds of most cars away from the steering wheel.
Read MoreNantucket Seagull Smashes Car Window With A Clam — Talk About Fowl Play
Police say the bird likely missed the paved parking lot at the Wicked Island Bakery and accidentally hit the window of general manager Heather Woodbury's car.
Read MoreHyundai Recalls Nearly Every Palisade It Ever Sold For Seatbelt Issue
NHTSA says about 1% of these vehicles may be equipped with seat belt buckles in the first and second row outboard seats built from out-of-spec components.
Read MoreTruck Crash Causes Whopper Of A Candy Spill On New Jersey Highway
Talk about a Candy Crush.
Read MoreForget Electric Cars, Volvo Is Now Tearing Down Buildings With Its EVs
Ford's F-150 Lightning touted its benefits on the job site and now Volvo wants to show it is the job site.
Read MoreChrysler CEO Says Cars Are Going To Stage A Comeback
According to CEO Chris Feuell, a not-minivan and perhaps non-crossover is a-coming.
Read MoreDon't Expect Automakers To Eat Tariff Costs Forever
This year alone, General Motors says it is going to incur a $5 billion gross tariff bill, and Ford is right behind it at $3 billion.
Read MoreDon't Replace Your Oil With Vegemite
It's a bad idea for everyone and everything involved, but at least it's entertaining.
Read MoreFerrari SF90 Breaks Speed Record On Deck Of Aircraft Carrier
Unless you're climbing into a fighter jet, hurtling across an aircraft carrier's deck in an Italian supercar is the next best way to enter the danger zone.
Read MoreHyundai Is Making A New Body-On-Frame Midsize Pickup For The U.S. That Could Be A Hybrid And Also Spawn An SUV
The new Korean truck will arrive before 2030, and it won't be related to the trucks Hyundai is developing with GM for Central and South America.
Read MoreDelivery Driver Killed While Unloading Andy Warhol's BMW M1 Art Car In Washington, D.C.
The car was set to appear at an event hosted by the Hagerty Drivers Foundation for their "Cars at the Capital" event.
Read More'Get Off The iPad': Spirit Airlines Flight Comes Way Too Close To Air Force One
Air traffic control wasn't happy with a Spirit Airlines pilot who flew too close to Air Force One and failed to change course after repeatedly being told to.
Read MoreTesla's 'Full Self-Driving' May Fail To Stop At Railroad Crossings
The apparent fault has resulted in at least one car being clipped by a train.
Read MoreTesla Settles Two Deadly Autopilot Crash Lawsuits For Undisclosed Amount Of Money
If Tesla can't even get basic ADAS right, what are the chances it'll be able to pull off something as complicated as an end-to-end autonomous vehicle?
Read MoreScuba Thief Steals Thousands From Floating Disney Restaurant, Then Disappears Into Water
Have you ever wanted to pull off the perfect heist, something that would make Steven Soderbergh green with envy?
Read MoreToyota Wants You To Host NBA Watch Parties In Its New E-Palette Minibus
Toyota wants it to be a people-carrier, a food truck, a theater, and more — all in the same day.
Read MoreThe Best All-Season Tires You Can Buy, According To Tyre Reviews
It can be difficult to compare tires yourself, since you probably don't have the budget to rent a test track. Thankfully, our friends over at Tyre Reviews do.
Read MoreMercedes-AMG May Come Out With An Electric GT Coupe To Fight The Porsche 911 If It Can 'Justify The Investment'
The potential two-door coupe would be based on the AMG.EA platform that will underpin the production version of the four-door GT XX concept shown here.
Read MoreJaguar-Land Rover Production Won't Restart Until Next Week At The Earliest Following Massive Cyberattack
Some suppliers could even go out of business if the shutdown continues.
Read MoreTravis Kelce Wears Tasteless Shirt Defending Teammate Who Crashed Lamborghini Urus Into Multiple Vehicles And Fled The Scene
Rice was arrested and charged over the crash in July, pleading guilty to two felonies.
Read MoreThe New BMW 3 Series Is Gonna Look Really Good
The new iX3 is the first production model on the Neue Klasse platform, and it debuts a radical new design language for the brand.
Read MoreThe Billionaire Who Controls Stellantis Wants To Ditch The Car Business But Can't Escape
Nothing about U.S. tariff policies is making Elkann's job any easier.
Read MoreAston Martin Is Teaming Up To Make A Stroller, Cue The Jokes
And yes, the internet has already asked the important questions — why wasn't this called the Lance Stroller?
Read MoreUnited CEO Thinks Spirit Airlines Is Done For
If a company's financial health were akin to physical health, Spirit Airlines would be in intensive care on life support.
Read MoreHonda Dream Drives App Helps You Discover More Than 120 Of Europe's Best Driving Roads
You can bring up the routes in Google Maps, including any waypoints required to keep you on course, and it supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well.
Read MoreYes, All 2026 Dodge Durangos Have A Hemi, But CARB States Don't Get Top Models
California and 16 other states won't get the Dodge Durango R/T 392 and SRT Hellcat.
Read MoreThese Are The Best New Cars For Under $30,000 According To Consumer Reports
The experts at Consumer Reports just released their list of the best new cars and SUVs for under $30,000,
Read MoreWhy Banked Corners Aren't More Common In Formula 1
While the higher speeds allowed by banking excite both drivers and fans, the feature has been deemed too unsafe for top-level competition since 1969.
Read MoreScout Motors Refuses To Back Down On Plans To Cut Dealers Out Of The EV Equation
At least for now, Scout continuing to stand up to dealers can only be read as a good thing.
Read MoreWatch Koenigsegg, Singer, And Bugatti Rimac CEOs Drive Each Other's Cars On Track
If you love high-performance engineering, I promise you'll want to watch the whole thing.
Read MoreRam 1500 REV Electric Pickup Truck Is Dead Before It Could Pile Up On Dealer Lots
Who could have seen this coming? It's not like there were any signs the American arm of Stellantis might bail on its electric truck.
Read MoreOil And Gas Industry To Get $40 Billion In New Subsidies From Republicans Because They Love The Free Market So Much
As we all know, if there's one thing Republicans care about, it's protecting the Free Market.
Read MoreMazda Recalls CX-90 And CX-70 Because They Might Run Out Of Gas
Running out of gas may seem like a silly mistake, but some Mazda SUV owners may end up doing this through no fault of their own.
Read MoreFerrari 849 Testarossa Brings Back That Name On A Controversially Styled 1035-HP PHEV SF90 Replacement
It's sure to be one hell of a performer no matter what you think of how it looks.
Read MoreMercedes Is Sticking With V12s Into The 2030s, At Least In Markets That Still Allow Combustion Engines
The increasingly rare 12-cylinder engine is one of the last living dinosaurs in the automotive world, and Mercedes has no intention of letting it go extinct.
Read More2026 Mercedes-AMG E53 Wagon Is Way Cheaper Than Its Competition But Has Similar Performance
The 604-horsepower plug-in-hybrid E53 wagon will start at $94,500 when it reaches dealers this fall.
Read MoreMercedes Shows Off Solid-State Battery Potential With A 749-Mile Run From Germany To Sweden In A Modded EQS
Solid-state batteries are the holy grail of EVs, and now Mercedes-Benz says it's been able to squeeze almost 750 miles of range from a prototype design.
Read MoreKorean Workers At Hyundai Plant Still Detained As Rescue Flight Delayed
Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained 475 workers last week at an under-construction Hyundai-LG battery plant in Georgia.
Read MoreMore Than 1,000 Antique Tractors Parade Across Michigan's Mackinac Bridge
The Mackinac Bridge Antique Tractor Crossing is more than just the crossing itself, but a multiple-day celebration of this area's agricultural heritage.
Read MoreUpstart Tech Company Apple Eyes Jalopnik Bump With New Orange iPhone
It seems to have worked for those crazy kids over at McLaren.
Read MoreFlying Honda Jumps Six-Lane Highway At Rush Hour
The Honda landed upside down in a tree on the opposite side of the highway, which appears to have cushioned the landing.
Read MoreIn Space, Your Own Stem Cells Can't Sleep And Then Become Zombies
Your stem cells do lots of important work in your body, but a new study shows that they don't function properly in outer space. And then things get serious.
Read MoreGE Is Still Throwing Money At The Flying Car Dream
Long after "Back to the Future" promised us flying cars, GE has invested $300 million in a startup that wants to make one. There are lots of challenges ahead.
Read MoreVolvo CEO Is Predicting Chinese Dominance Of Our Automotive Future
Samuelsson clearly thinks Volvo will make it, but he also isn't hemming and hawing when it comes to difficulties the brand faces.
Read More2026 Nissan Z Gains Purple Heritage Edition That's A '90s Throwback With Twin Turbo Graphics
The new 2026 Nissan Z will have Sport, Performance, and Nismo versions, as well as a Heritage Edition. They harken back to classic Zs of the 20th century.
Read MoreElectric Dodge Chargers And Jeep Wagoneer Ss Recalled For Rolling Away In Park
Stellantis may be proud of its EVs, but it seems the transition isn't without teething issues.
Read MoreMystery Race Car Driver Caught By Police After 6-Year Search
The 51-year-old driver was arrested by police in the Czech Republic on Sunday for driving a single-seater race car on a public highway.
Read More88 Postal Services Stop Shipping To The U.S. Thanks To Trump Administration
Eighty-eight postal services from almost that many countries have completely halted these shipments to the U.S.
Read MoreStunning 2026 Polestar 5 Is Finally Ready For Production With 884 HP, A Supercar-Stiff Platform And No Rear Window
Underpinning the 5 is the lightweight Polestar Performance Architecture (PPA), which was developed by Polestar's UK R&D team.
Read MoreMercedes-AMG GT XX Concept Charges At 1 Megawatt, Basically As Fast As Filling Up A Gas-Powered Car
The maximum charging speed of 1,041 kW was available just 0.5 seconds after charging started, and it transmitted 17.3 kWh of juice in just one minute.
Read More2027 Mercedes-Benz GLC EV Paves The Way For Every Upcoming Mercedes
With up to 493 horsepower, a huge seamless infotainment screen and a totally new platform, the electric GLC with EQ Technology is a big deal.
Read More2026 Porsche 911 Turbo S Gains T-Hybrid System For 701 HP And A 14-Second-Quicker Nürburgring Time
The new hybrid 992.2 Turbo S is the quickest and most powerful roadgoing 911 ever, and it costs $272,650 to start.
Read MoreDark-Colored Cars Can Raise Urban Air Temperatures By Several Degrees
A new study found that dark-colored cars parked in urban areas can raise the air temperature around them by about 3.5°F.
Read MoreThis $2,100 Vanlife Build Might Be The Cheapest Way To Own A Dwelling
This may well be the cheapest dwelling on the American market, and it could free one lucky buyer from the yoke of rent payments forever.
Read MoreWaymo Is Coming To Denver And Seattle To Play In The Rain And Snow
After getting run out of Boston, Waymo has announced plans to bring its autonomous ride-hailing vehicles to two northern cities.
Read MoreMcLaren CEO Pumps The Brakes On EV Speculation
McLaren says it's going to take its sweet time bringing EVs to their lineup.
Read MoreNo, FanDuel Saving Subway Service To NFL Season Opener Isn't Worth Celebrating
It's clear that people need public transit in Philadelphia, but no one outside the city wants to pay for it despite reaping the economic benefits.
Read MoreICE Detains 475 Workers At Hyundai Facility In Georgia
The Department of Homeland Security claimed they suspect these human beings were living and working in the U.S. illegally.
Read MoreLA Car Crash Leads To Ambulance Crash, Only For The Crash Investigator To Also Crash
What the heck, LA drivers? First responders have a hard enough time as it is without people crashing into them all the time.
Read MoreMugen Already Has Accessories For The New Honda Prelude
The car won't be out for some time now, but the tuner is already prototyping parts to make the Prelude shine.
Read MoreMercedes-Benz Is Making A New Four-Door G-Class Cabriolet That Will Be Sold In America, Thank God
We don't have any details yet, but what we can see from this teaser is very promising.
Read MoreNissan Z Nismo Is Finally Getting A Manual Transmission, So Stop Complaining And Go Buy One
We all remember when everyone on Al Gore's internet complained and said they'd buy one if it had a manual transmission. Well, here you go, dammit.
Read More'The Cars Are Actually Better': Rivian CEO Says China's EV Prices Shouldn't Be Legacy Automakers' Biggest Concern
From RJ Scaringe's perspective, improving technology is the only way these legacy OEMs will be able to compete.
Read MoreLeno's Law Killed In Committee, California Car Collectors Cry
Comedian and car collector Jay Leno tried to use his considerable influence to make life easier for California enthusiasts.
Read MoreNext-Generation BMW X5 Will Get Optional Hydrogen Powertrain In Addition To Gas, Diesel Or Full EV
BMW said that its plant in Steyr, Austria would produce the next-gen hydrogen drivetrains for serial production and that prototyping has already commenced.
Read MoreElectric Volkswagen ID Polo GTI Is Coming And Bringing A New EV Naming Scheme With It
The ID moniker is sticking around, but numbers are being dropped in favor of real names.
Read MoreRudy Giuliani Hospitalized After Getting Rear-Ended, And Things Only Get Weirder From There
The good news is, neither the Honda driver nor the Bronco driver suffered life-threatening injuries and Giuliani is also reportedly expected to recover fully.
Read MoreRolls-Royce Goes Full Flower Power With Blooming Petal Wheels On Spectre Inspired By Primavera
Rolls-Royce says first deliveries of the Primavera won't be until spring 2026,
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Nice Price or No Dice (21)
At $4,695, Will This 1995 Nissan 300ZX Cruise To Victory?
Today's Nice Price or No Dice 300ZX convertible is described by its seller as an "eye catcher." Let's see if its price tag will easily make it a "buy catcher."
Read MoreAt $5,983, Would This 1983 Chevy G20 Conversion Make For A Happy Van Life?
G20 vans were Chevrolet's first to move the driver and front passenger seats behind the front axle line and to relocate the engine forward under a small hood.
Read MoreAt $45,000, Would You Fake It Until You Make It In This 1987 Lamborghini Countach Replica?
With real Lamborghini Countachs crossing the auction blocks at over $500,000, it makes sense to get the juice without the pulp in a replica.
Read MoreAt $88,777, Would You Go On Tour In This 2018 Porsche Panamera Turbo Sport Turismo?
Porsche discontinued its wagon-esque Panamera, but does that only make this used example all the more appealing?
Read MoreAt $12,000, Is This 1955 Hudson Metropolitan That Good Thing That Comes In A Small Package?
What once was meant to be an affordable second car now commands a premium price, but does the Hudson history justify it?
Read MoreAt $10,000, Is This 1983 Trihawk 304 A Trike You Might Try?
Three wheeled and super-rare, could this yellow oddity be your weekend ride?
Read MoreAt $17,900, Are Two Hummers Better Than One?
The ad for today's Humvee is actually a twofer, offering a pair of the military machines. Let's determine if the two are priced to make one new owner happy.
Read MoreAt $49,750, Does This 1986 Ferrari Mondial Dial Up Your Interest?
As it represents a model that was once widely unloved, today's Mondial is now one of the cheapest ways to get a Prancing Horse on your key fob.
Read MoreAt $5,500, Does This 1988 Volkswagen Scirocco Blow Up Your Skirt?
Named after a North African wind, today's Scirocco was once VW's sportiest offering. Is it priced so that a new owner might consider it a keeper?
Read MoreAt $8,000, Could You Get To The Crux Of This 1986 Honda CRX?
While currently calling Florida its home, today's CRX is said to have originally been from New York, and hence has what the seller says is "rust on the floor."
Read MoreAt $6,000, Is This Supercharged 2003 Jaguar XKR A Deal That Doesn't Blow?
The best-looking Jaguar since the E-Type, today's XKR has the muscle to back up that handsome bodywork. Let's see if the price is just as hunky.
Read MoreAt $49,000, Will This Custom Supercharged 2021 Ford F-150 Prove A Best Seller?
Today's F-150 Shorty has a 50-state Whipple supercharger and some factory warranty remaining. Can we conceive of this 'immaculate' truck's asking price.
Read MoreAt $26,250, Could This 1999 Pontiac Trans Am Get A Win By A Nose?
Today's Trans Am eschews the traditional screaming chicken on the hood for ram air induction. Low miles and a six-speed stick add to the car's attractions.
Read MoreAt $7,500, Is This 1977 Chevy Vega A Star?
Chevy's Vega was one of the best-looking and least reliable cars of the 70s, making today's wagon a laudable survivor. Let's see if its price survives our poll.
Read MoreAt $23,999, Is This 2016 VW Golf R The Perfect Adult Toy?
Does an un-thrashed hot hatch justify a premium price?
Read MoreAt $4,990, Does This 1996 Toyota Celica GT Convertible Mean Summer Never Has To End?
Today's Celica offers wind in your hair driving on the cheap. Could it, however, be a better bargain than a like-priced MX5 or other open top?
Read MoreAt $5,500, Would You Conquer The World In This 1981 AMC Concord?
What's your take on this underused AMC and that $5,500 asking? Crazy-low mileage or not, does this poverty spec car require an equally parsimonious price?
Read MoreAt $17,800, Could This 1989 Porsche 944 S2 Be A Long-Term Partner?
Porsche 944s like this S2 are becoming collectable, a point proven by this car being offered out of what the seller says is their "small collection."
Read MoreAt $7,600, Is This 2001 BMW 740i M Sport A Beautiful Bargain?
While it has high-ish mileage, today's 740i is claimed to run and drive "like new."
Read MoreAt $16,737, Would You Own Radwood In This 2000 Nissan Silvia Varietta?
One of only 1,143 built by Nissan subsidiary Autech, this JDM car is now old enough to see the world. Let's decide if we can see paying its asking price.
Read MoreAt $10,000, Is This 1966 Sunbeam Alpine A Smart Bargain?
A turnkey classic is always appealing, but is this Sunbeam only a fair-weather friend?
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Nostalgia You Can Taste (4)
Take A Minute To Appreciate The 2004 Nissan Quest With Me
The third-generation Nissan Quest was proudly different and a little weird, and at the time, we didn't appreciate that enough.
Read MoreMichelin Put 40,000 Miles On An E36 BMW M3 Lightweight To Improve Its Tires
Michelin bought this M3 Lightweight used in 2000 with roughly 10,000 miles on the odometer and it has been used for tire testing and driver training ever since.
Read MoreFDR's Custom 1938 Ford Had A Mechanism That Dispensed Lit Cigarettes
President Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1938 Ford was customized to accommodate his paralysis due to polio, and it even had a mechanism that dispensed lit cigarettes.
Read MoreWho Built The First V6 Engine, And What Car Got It?
The V6 is now nearly ubiquitous in the automotive world, with versions found in everything from family sedans to Formula race cars — but who had the V6 first?
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Planelopnik (36)
The Airbus A380's 950-Gallon Paint Job Adds Up To 2,425 Pounds In Weight
It takes more than a ton of paint to cover the Airbus A380, but plane's maker cut weight in other areas. Still, repainting the plane isn't quick or easy.
Read MoreAlaska Seized His $95,000 Plane Over Illegal Beer, And Now This 82-Year-Old Pilot Wants The Supreme Court To Force The State Give It Back
The Alaskan bush pilot was arrested back in 2012 after state troopers found beer in his passenger's luggage.
Read MoreBoeing Can Certify Its Own Planes For Safety Again, But Only Every Other Week, Says FAA
While normally routine, the FAA stripped away Boeing's ability to do this for the 737 MAX in 2019 after two horrific crashes attributed to lax safety culture.
Read MoreEverything You Never Realized You Wanted To Know About Teterboro, New Jersey's Private Jet Hub
There's a lot of fun history behind the Teterboro airfield, including one flight with a pony onboard.
Read MoreWhy Boeing Pilots Can't Fly Airbus Jets Without Being Retrained
Boeing and Airbus have very different control schemes in the cockpit, making it difficult to jump between the two.
Read MoreWhat Are Those Hypnotic Spirals On Plane Engines For Anyway?
Are these spirals just fun little designs, or is there more going on there? Turns out, it's the latter.
Read MoreSmall Plane Makes Emergency Landing At Lime Rock Park
The exact cause of the crash is still under investigation, but the track called it a "mechanical failure."
Read MoreThese Are The Only Planes Fast Enough To Outrun The Earth's Rotation
If you're in the right plane, can you start out in daylight and circle the Earth without ever seeing darkness? Sure, you can ... but you'll need plenty of fuel.
Read MoreStriking Machinist Union Approves Offer That Boeing Never Made
pinching its own worker's pennies means that planes aren't getting made.
Read MoreHow The Civil Air Patrol Became America's Quietest Aviation Power
It lacks the profile of the U.S. Air Force or Space Force, but the Civil Air Patrol serves several vital functions. Its story starts with a hunt for Nazi subs.
Read MorePrivate Jet Goes Off Runway And Crashes Into House, Luckily Without Hurting Anyone
A Kentucky resident received an unexpected visitor when an airplane crashed into the side of her home.
Read MoreDon't Automatically Freak Out If You See A Worker Just Yeeting Things Out Of A Plane
While it's no surprise this video went viral, it wasn't actually luggage that these workers were tossing down a whole staircase.
Read MorePlane Circled Over The Mediterranean For An Hour As An Air Traffic Controller Slept
The dysfunction surrounding the current state of air traffic control isn't exclusive to the United States.
Read MoreBoeing Escapes With $3.1 Million Fine After 737 Max Door Plug Blowout
The FFAA announced a proposed $3.1 million fine against Boeing on Friday for the blowout itself and interference with safety officials' independence
Read MoreThis Over-Wing Engine Setup Helped Boeing's YC-14 Master Short Runways
What's the answer when you're trying to lift paratroopers and weapons where runways can't be long? Boeing put the engines atop the wings for several reasons.
Read MoreForget Missiles: Ukraine Is Using Drones To Ram Drones Like An Old-School Navy
To deal with the increasing frequency and ferocity of Russian drone strikes, Ukraine is beginning to turn to one of the oldest plays in the military book.
Read MoreToxic Fume Leaks On Planes Making Both Passengers And Crew Horribly Sick
The culprit is what's known as a fume event, and it occurs when toxic fumes from jet engines make their way into the cockpit or cabin.
Read MoreThis Experimental Fighter Plane Was So Loud It Triggered Seizures On The Ground
Imagine a plane that emitted a constant sonic boom while in the air. The Navy and Air Force both wanted this fighter, but pilots could barely handle it.
Read MoreAirbus A350 Vs. Boeing 787: The Main Differences And How To Tell Them Apart
Two of the main players in the aviation game are the Airbus A350 and the Boeing 787, but there are key differences between them. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreBoeing's First Airplane Was This Tiny Seaplane Called The B&W
Boeing didn't always build giant airliners like the 747 and 787. Its first aircraft was a tiny seaplane whose current whereabouts are a mystery.
Read MoreBoeing 777X Delayed Again, Because Of Course
If it does finally get certified, the 777X will be the largest twinjet airliner in the world and the biggest commercial plane in active production.
Read MoreTrump Scraps Airline Cash Refunds Mandated By Biden
President Trump seems intent on deregulation and stripping consumer rights to the bare legal minimum.
Read MoreUnited Airlines Is Trolling Spirit About Going Out Of Business
It didn't take long after Spirit Airlines declared bankruptcy for the second time in a year for some sharks to start circling.
Read MoreWe Might Be Running Low On Cargo Planes Soon
As if a global trade war hasn't been making stuff expensive enough, there's a decent chance that your delivery fees are about to go up, too.
Read MoreMost Weather Planes Still Rely On Propellers: Here's Why
Aircraft that can fly into hurricanes are technologically equipped, but still rely on classic propellers, or turboprops, to navigate the storms. Here's why.
Read MoreHow Many Airbus A380s Are Still In Service, And Which Airlines Fly It?
The Airbus A380 made its inaugural commercial flight in 2007. In total, 251 aircraft were built, but today, not many airlines fly them anymore.
Read MoreHere's Why The Airbus A350 Has That Black Mask Around The Cockpit
Is it Zorro? Or maybe a raccoon? No, it's an Airbus A350. And the black mask around the cockpit isn't just cool-looking. It serves some practical purposes.
Read MoreHere's Why New Boeing Aircraft Are Painted Green
Before a new Boeing plane gets an airline's distinctive colors, it's covered in patchy shades of green. But the paint isn't green to begin with.
Read MorePassenger Airliner Flies Over Live-Fire Chinese Navy Exercise
The audio recording of the conversation between the flight crew and air traffic control sounds like it was ripped from the pages of a Tom Clancy novel.
Read MorePilot Spills Coffee, Grounds Airbus
It's reasonable to ask whether a cup of coffee is even permitted in the cockpit, especially while taxiing across one of the busiest airports in the world.
Read MoreThe Fastest Passenger Plane In The World Is This Bombardier Private Jet
Looking for speed, style, and sophistication all in a single plane? This Bombardier private jet may be just what you're looking for. Here's what to know.
Read MoreHere's Why Spirit Has Declared Bankruptcy Twice In One Year
What? They couldn't get it right the first time?
Read MoreSouthwest Adds Secondary Cockpit Barrier, Allowing Pilots To Safely Dash To The Toilet
This feature will be a common sight on all commercial planes in the future.
Read MoreAir Force One's Iconic Livery Was Co-Designed By This Legendary Car Designer
What do the Studebaker Avanti and Air Force One have in common? Their look was designed by the same man ... though he had JFK's help with the plane.
Read MoreThe B-52 That Almost Hit A Plane Actually Almost Hit Another Plane Too
The prelim report stops short of casting any blame, but clearly this sort of thing can't happen again.
Read MoreThe First Air Force One Had A Custom-Built Elevator For FDR's Wheelchair
The first plane that served as Air Force One didn't have pressurized cabins or room for dozens. But it was built to serve a president with a disability.
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Porsche (3)
Porsche Cayenne Electric Takes Curved Screens Even Further
The main event is the Flow Display, an OLED center touchscreen that seamlessly flows lower into the center console.
Read MorePorsche Is Still Committed To An EV Boxster And Cayman, Says It's Going To Be 'Really, Really Brilliant'
It's expected that the 718 will make use of the same platform as the production version of the Audi Concept C we first saw a few weeks ago.
Read MorePorsche Will Put Lightweight Carbon-Fiber Windshield Wipers On Your New 911 For The Low, Low Price Of Just $1,310
Yes, at $1,310 these things are expensive as hell, but they do actually have a performance benefit, if a very minor one.
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QOTD (42)
These Are The Nagging Issues With Your Cars That Won't Go Away
You don't have to live like this.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Performance SUV?
The world of performance SUVs has changed a lot since Porsche debuted the first-generation Cayenne in 2002.
Read MoreThese Are The Last Gas-Powered Cars You'll Ever Own
It might not be tomorrow, but the electric vehicle age is coming whether you like or not.
Read MoreWhat Car Looks More Fun To Drive Than It Actually Is?
We want to know about the worst offenders, cars with driving experiences that don't live up to their styling.
Read MoreThese Cars Are Begging For A Turbocharger, According To Our Readers
Some of the suggestions were obvious, others were a little more unexpected.
Read MoreWhat Nagging Issue With Your Car Won't Go Away?
Not every problem you might have with your car is worth making a trip to a mechanic.
Read MoreThese Are The Cars You Regret Letting Get Away
As the '90s philosophers Boyz II Men said, It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday.
Read MoreWhat Do You Think Your Last Gas-Powered Car Will Be?
Maybe you already bid farewell to gas engines, or do you intend to hold out until the last gasp of fossil fuels?
Read MoreThese Are The Last Cars You Stopped To Take Photos Of
Sharing photos of cars with our friends is a timeless tradition that has only been made easier with smartphones and social media.
Read MoreWhat Car Is Begging For A Turbocharger?
Sometimes the only thing a car needs is some good ol' forced induction.
Read MoreThese Otherwise Good Cars Have Terrible Interiors
A bad interior in an otherwise good car can be more than enough to turn people away.
Read MoreWhat Car Do You Regret Letting Get Away?
It's happened so many times — person finds car, falls in love with car, and for whatever reason, car slips through person's fingers.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Signature Design Elements
From small touches to major brand-defining designs, many automakers have given their cars signature styling elements to distinguish them on the road.
Read MoreThese Are The New Porsche 911s Our Readers Would Buy With A Hypothetical Blank Check
We've got 992.2 facelifts of nearly every potential 911 variant at our disposal at this point.
Read MoreWhat Good Car Is Let Down By A Terrible Interior?
What car would be a 10 out of 10 if it weren't for the fact that its interior feels like it's made out of hatred and papier-mache?
Read MoreThese Are The Tires Our Readers Are Running On Their Daily Drivers
Whether you want some insight into why someone chose a certain tire, or you're a little nosey and just want to judge people's choices, keep reading.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Signature Design Element?
It can be tough for automakers to produce a car that stands out from the sea of similarly shaped vehicles with similar missions that appeal to similar audiences
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Fall Driving Songs
Put the top down, blast the heat, and take in the world around you as the foliage gives one last burst of color before disappearing for the winter.
Read MoreWhich New Porsche 911 Would You Spend A Hypothetical Blank Check On?
Would you be sensible and get a base Carrera coupe, or maybe be slightly more interesting and get a Targa 4S?
Read MoreThese Are The Concept Cars You're Still Dying To See Enter Production
The automobile industry is one of a few places where designers and engineers are allowed to dream out loud.
Read MoreWhat Tires Are You Running On Your Daily Driver?
Did you stick with the OEM tires or swap them for something better? Do you run all-seasons, or do you swap 'em out every time spring and fall?
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Auto Show Memories
Memories of family fun, swag acquisition and amazing moments in automotive heritage will live forever in your hearts and this blog.
Read MoreWhat's The Best Fall Driving Song?
What's the best song for putting the top down and cruising through crisp air and autumn leaves?
Read MoreThese Are The Most Uncomfortable Cars You Have Ever Owned
The contenders for most complained-about cars were Jeep Wrangler two-doors, classic Volkswagens, sporty cars, and pickup trucks.
Read MoreWhat Concept Car Are You Still Dying To See Enter Production?
Concept cars offer automakers the opportunity to create a physical representation of what they envision their future to be.
Read MoreThese Are The Model Redesigns You Hate The Most
One thing is definitely for sure; all my homies hate the early '00s Mitsubishi Eclipse.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Auto Show Memory?
Auto shows aren't nearly as exciting as they used to be, but at this year's Munich motor show, we still saw some pretty cool cars.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Racing Drivers Who Have Never Won A Championship
To the dismay of many fans, ability isn't always rewarded with accolades in motorsports.
Read MoreWhat's The Most Uncomfortable Car You've Ever Owned?
Being a car enthusiast can make finding the ideal daily driver a bigger challenge than it is for folks who don't care what they drive.
Read MoreThese Are The Worst Cars Of The 1990s
Did your car in the 1990s make the list? If it did, perhaps you should reevaluate the life choices you made during the Clinton Administration.
Read MoreWhat Model Redesign Or Refresh Do You Hate The Most?
Automakers can't resist the urge to mess with a winning formula, but some victims are worse than others.
Read MoreThese Are Your Routines When You Get Into Your Cars
This was personal question, yes, but an intriguing social experiment that yielded some fun results
Read MoreWho's Your Favorite Racing Driver Who Has Never Won A Championship?
An important moment in the journey of any racing fan is the realization that most competitors will spend their entire careers without taking home a championship
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Audis
Some of you said concepts or race cars, both of which don't count, but otherwise we've got a lot of great answers to look through.
Read MoreWhat Was The Worst Car Of The 1990s?
In a world where just about every automaker seemed to be on top of its game, which ones weren't able to keep up with the times?
Read MoreThese Are The EVs Our Readers Would Buy If Gasoline Magically Disappeared Overnight
We asked you, considering your current situation, what EV you'd buy if you were forced to go electric because there was suddenly no more gasoline.
Read MoreWhat's Your Routine When You Get Into Your Car?
As car enthusiasts, we often have a special affinity for our cars and the act of driving.
Read MoreThese Are The Cars You'd Be Okay Losing To Tariffs
We will eventually lose cars to tariffs — either existing cars will leave our market, or newly introduced vehicles will never see their way to our shores.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Audi?
The Concept C got me thinking about Audis in general, which easily led to today's question: What's your favorite Audi?
Read MoreThese Cars Deserve A Better Color Palette
Hopefully designers, product planners and executives alike are reading this and taking notes.
Read MoreThese Are The Worst Commuter Cars
For most buyers, a car that works well on a daily commute is probably its most important attribute.
Read MoreWhat Car Would You Be Okay Losing To Tariffs?
Which cars would you not shed a tear to see go?
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Racing (22)
Honda Is Taking The New Prelude Racing In Super GT
The new Prelude is taking over from the Civic Type R in the top GT500 class.
Read MoreSperm Racing League Has Already Raised Millions, And You Should Remember That Next Time Imposter Syndrome Tries To Stop You From Following Your Dreams
If you feel like you're missing something here, you probably aren't.
Read More5 Years And 4 Arm Surgeries After Nearly Career-Ending Crash, Marc Marquez Is MotoGP Champion Once Again
Hearing him scream and cry as he passed the finish line, watching his fellow racers congratulate him, truly felt like a comeback years in the making.
Read MoreThe Toughest Formula 1 Tracks, Ranked
It's not easy to determine the ten hardest Formula 1 tracks in the world, but based on the challenges they pose to F1 drivers, this is our list of the toughest.
Read MoreThis Cheap, Used Chevy Bolt Is Taking On Lemons Races In An Effort To Win $50,000
You might not think endurance racing and EVs are much of a match, and you might consider a used Chevy Bolt an unlikely choice for the 24 Hours of Lemons series.
Read MoreA Bagger Racing Champion Destroyed A 58-Year-Old Land Speed Record On This Indian Challenger
There's just something about the Bonneville Salt Flats. Once the salt gets its hooks into you, it's an addiction that keeps you coming back for more.
Read MoreRomain Grosjean Drives F1 Car For First Time Since Fiery 2020 Crash
The French driver nearly burned alive in the 2020 wreck, but freed himself from the Haas F1 car wedged between an Armco barrier.
Read MoreNASCAR Might Ditch Its Convoluted Playoff Format
Die-hard fans would be delighted to see a season-long championship return, but there's still support for retaining the playoffs and reforming certain elements.
Read MoreChristian Horner Seeking F1 Return After $100 Million Red Bull Termination
Alpine has been touted as a potential landing spot for Horner
Read MoreYou Could Buy A Decent Car For The Price Of These F1 Helmets
For the cost of a new F1 helmet, you could get a decent used car. For the cost of a famed driver's helmet, you can get something serious to drive.
Read MoreWillow Springs Finally Gets A Much-Needed Repave
Streets of Willow and the course's kart track have gotten new pavement, curbs, perimeter grading and gravel, and runoff areas.
Read MoreWhere Did British Racing Green Come From?
If you're a fan of motorsports, then you've probably heard of British Racing Green. Despite the color's fame, its history is somewhat shrouded in mystery.
Read MoreWhy Do F1 Cars Have Pitot Tubes? Here's What They Do
F1 testing might not be the first use case that comes to mind when talking about pitot tubes.
Read MoreTony Stewart Can't Remember 335 MPH Top Fuel Dragster Shunt
Tony Stewart had a frightening exit from last weekend's NHRA Reading Nationals.
Read MoreHow Lotus' Two-Chassis F1 Car Got Banned Before It Raced
Why in the world would you want a race car to have two chassis? The answer lay in the never-ending battle between design teams and Formula 1 regulators.
Read MoreWhy Do Some F1 Drivers Start From The Pit Lane?
It might seem unfair that some Formula 1 drivers start in the grid on the track, while others begin in the pits. But it's actually part of F1's complex rules.
Read MoreMax Verstappen Set To Make Nürburgring Debut This Weekend
The end goal is for Verstappen to race a Ferrari 296 GT3 with Emil Frey Racing on Sunday. However, he wouldn't be able to do it with an entry-level license.
Read MoreThis 1993 CVT F1 Car Was Banned Before It Could Compete
Some cars are just too good for the competition. Such was the case with a 1993 F1 car that was so fast, it threatened to swamp all the others.
Read MoreFerrari To Race 1975-Inspired Livery At Monza To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Of Niki Lauda's First F1 Title
The Italian team is looking to celebrate past glory to keep the tifosi ecstatic for Monza.
Read MoreColton Herta Joins Cadillac As Test Driver In Pursuit Of F1 Seat
Alongside his testing and development role, Herta will be spending his 2026 season competing in Europe, likely in Formula 2 to secure an FIA Super License.
Read MoreHow Fast Were NASCAR Cars Before Restrictor Plates?
A mighty crash at Talladega pushed NASCAR to order installation of restrictor plates in 1988. Before that, speeds were soaring. And they'd be even higher today.
Read MoreHere's What The K1 And K2 Buttons Do On An F1 Car
A Formula 1 car's steering wheel is covered with buttons, each doing something important. Here's what the K1 and K2 buttons (and a few others) do.
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2025 Lucid Air Grand Touring Might Be The Greatest To Ever Do It
To get noticed in a world of good cars, automakers have to build a great car, and that's exactly what Lucid did with the 2025 Air Grand Touring.
Read MorePando Moto Armored Gear Finally Looks As Hot As Motorcycling Feels
Pando Moto's Shell WW bodysuit and Mila Cargo jeans are as safe as you'd hope from equipment of their price point, plus they're actually good-looking.
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Sedans (1)
This Cadillac Was One Of The Last Cars With A Factory-Installed Landau Roof
The Landau roof was popular on cars in the mid-20th century as part of a luxury trim package. Cadillac was one of the last brands to offer the vinyl feature.
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Spacelopnik (6)
SpaceX's Starship Woes Put America's Moon Mission In Doubt, Again
Doubts are growing that Elon Musk's rocket company will be able to deliver the needed capability within the next few years, putting the entire project at risk.
Read MoreOur Interstellar Visitor, 3I/ATLAS, Could Be As Old As Our Galaxy
In terms of what we can learn from it, this is not merely a star voyager — it's a time traveler.
Read MoreThe Next Lunar Rover Might Be Driven From 238,900 Miles Away
NASA contractor Lunar Outpost revealed that its Lunar Terrain Vehicle will be capable of real-time teleoperations from its mission control here on Earth.
Read MoreNASA Kicks Chinese Workers Out As It Promises It's Not Losing The Next Moon Race
The philosophy seems to be that NASA should do all Moon stuff, all the Moon time.
Read MoreSo We're Just Firing Missiles At UFOs Now
What action on the object's part wouldn't be suspicious here?
Read MoreSpace Force Wants To Go Lower Than Low-Earth Orbit To Counter China
VLEO seems like a terrible place to fly anything! And so basically nobody has. Now China is asking everyone else to hold its beer, and Space Force is refusing.
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Sports Cars (1)
The 308 MPH Yangwang U9 Xtreme Is The New Fastest Car In The World
There's no denying BYD's Yangwang U9 Xtreme is one fast EV, but there's controversy around its latest speed record.
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Subaru (9)
The Forgotten Story Of Subaru's Flat-12 Formula 1 Engine
Subaru had a very brief foray into Formula 1 racing with the help of a flat V12 engine, but its a story that most enthusiasts have forgotten.
Read MoreWhat Does BRZ Stand For On Subaru?
Automakers frequently give their vehicles strange, seemingly cryptic names. However, there is a method to the madness. Here's what BRZ stands for on a Subaru.
Read MoreThese 5 New Subaru Models Have The Best MPG
Subaru is known for its AWD vehicles, but its cars also get surprisingly good mileage. These are the new Subarus with the best mpg compared to other models.
Read MoreWhich Current Subaru Models Have The Highest Resale Value?
If you own a Subaru, or are looking to buy one, you may be wondering how much they depreciate over time. Here are the top models with the highest resale prices.
Read MoreHere's How Much A Subaru Crosstrek Depreciates After 3 Years
Whether you buy your car used or new, it will depreciate over time. How much value can you expect a Subaru Crosstrek to lose after just three years?
Read MoreWhy The 2025 Subaru Forester Has GPS Coordinates On The Floor Mats
If you've peeked inside a 2025 Subaru Forester, you might have noticed topo lines and numbers on the floor mats. Here's where those GPS coordinates point to.
Read MoreSubaru Owners Say These Are The Most Reliable Models Ever Made
While Subarus get high marks for safety and all-wheel drive capabilities, this list reveals the models that Subaru owners believe to be the most reliable.
Read MoreThe New Subaru Outback Taillights Hide A Handy Ruler
Subaru's redesigned 2026 Outback comes with a ruler built into its taillights that might come in handy the next time you're fishing or gardening.
Read MoreHow Reliable Are Subarus? Here's What Consumer Reports Data Says
Subarus are versatile vehicles, but there are mixed reviews from owners on their reliability. Well, here's what Consumer Reports has to say about them.
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SUVs and Crossovers (1)
The Four-Door McLaren Is Coming Whether You Like It Or Not
McLaren looks set to quickly follow Porsche and Lamborghini in building a four-door cash-cow, just don't call it an SUV.
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Technology (10)
When Gas Supplies Ran Low, Some French Drivers Turned To Coal-Powered Cars
During World War II, gasoline for civilians was in short supply. France was far from the only European country that turned to coal to run automobiles.
Read MoreRivian Claims Its New Software Update Could Save Owners $900 A Year
The update also brings expanded hands-free Level 2 capability and an improved sound system.
Read MoreBoeing Built A Flying Star Wars X-Wing: Here's Why
Bringing movie magic to the real world, Boeing built a flying "Star Wars" X-wing. Then it flew in public just once before landing in a museum.
Read MoreIt's Not Your Mechanic's Fault They Can't Fix Your Transmission
Typical geared transmissions are becoming a thing of the past. With CVTs and dual clutch systems becoming more popular, it may not be worth it to repair.
Read MoreHow F1 Engineering Made The CV90 The Fastest Tank Off-Road
It turns out making a car go fast on a race course translates to an infantry fighting vehicle breaking speed records as it barrels through rough terrain.
Read MoreIt Sure Sounds Like Drivers Are Getting Less Apprehensive About Hands-Off ADAS
Flying cars may not have made it by the millennium, but consumers are warming up to automated vehicles with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems.
Read MoreHow Reliable Are Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems? Here's What AAA Says
Your car's tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) is supposed to alert you to under-inflated tires, but how accurate is it? AAA put this tool to the test.
Read MoreThis Cooking Oil Powered Engine May Have Been Brilliant, But It Never Found Success
Lots of automotive innovations have been lost to time, but one of the most audacious may have been one that found an engine being powered by vegetable oil.
Read MoreNew GM Patent Could Get Old, Dangerous Drivers Off The Road
The technology would use both vehicle and driver data to make the determination and come up with a "driver retirement score."
Read MoreNew Porsche Cayenne EV Can Be Charged Wirelessly At Home
The electric Cayenne will have an optional inductive charger that can deliver 11 kW of power.
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Tesla (12)
Tesla Influencers Attempt Coast-To-Coast FSD Trip. They Don't Make It Very Far.
FSD stands for "Full Self-Driving," but you're still supposed to grab the wheel to prevent bad outcomes. These Tesla influencers found that out the hard way.
Read MoreYouTuber MKBHD Tries Getting $50,000 Tesla Roadster Reservation Refunded After 8 Years And It's A Pain In The Ass
Brownlee canceled (one of) his second-generation Tesla Roadster reservations only to initially be told that he could only get $45,000 of the reservation back.
Read MoreTeslas' Habit Of Driving Onto Train Tracks Has Senators Demanding An Investigation, Like That's Bad Or Something
It isn't like Tesla only learned about this problem a couple months ago.
Read MoreFactory Worker Sues Tesla For $51 Million, Claims Assembly-Line Robot Knocked Him Out
Forget Optimus, it's a Model 3 assembly-line robot which is giving Tesla its latest legal headache.
Read MoreOptimus AI Head Leaves Tesla To Work At Meta, And It Wasn't Because Of Money
It's not a great sign when the most important people for your company's most important project jump ship without a clear motivation.
Read MoreTesla Might Actually Fix Its Garbage, Potentially Deadly Door Handle Design
The potential safety issues with Tesla's interior door release design aren't just theoretical.
Read MoreWhatever These Drunk Podcasters Think, No, Tesla Autopilot Isn't Your Designated Driver
A social media influencer is once again muddying the waters over what Tesla's Autopilot software can and can't do.
Read MoreLawsuit Claims Tesla Prefers Visa Holders Over American Workers To Keep Wages Low
A proposed class-action lawsuit claims that Tesla prefers to employ H1-B visa holders over American workers at its U.S. facilities at a systemic level.
Read MoreEven Tesla Isn't Buying Ads On X Anymore
Tesla only spent $10,000 on X ads over the first two months of 2025, according to an SEC filing.
Read MoreBehold The Humanoid Robot That Will Turn Tesla Into A $5 Trillion Company
Tesla thinks it will be able to sell an Optimus robot to every single person on earth, all on its way to selling at least 20 billion of them in total.
Read MoreTesla's Robotaxi Tech Is So Revolutionary, It's Moving The 'Safety Monitor' To The Driver's Seat
If that's not robotaxi innovation, I don't know what is.
Read MoreMotorTrend Lived With A Tesla Model Y For 2 Years And Hated Every Second Of It
MotorTrend is about as apolitical as automotive media gets, and it just wrapped up a two-year test of its long-term Model Y. The conclusion? It sucked.
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The Morning Shift (21)
The $7,500 EV Tax Credit Dies Today, And You Can Thank Trump And The Republicans
In this morning's edition, we say goodbye to the federal EV tax credit that helped so many people afford cleaner transportation, and more.
Read MoreTrump's Big American Automaking Investments Aren't Happening
In this morning's edition, we're looking at foreign investment in U.S. auto manufacturing — or a lack thereof — and the future of the auto market in the States.
Read MoreElon Musk, Tesla, Don't Want Trump To Mess Up Vehicle Emission Standards
In today's Morning Shift; Tesla is worried Trump is going to mess up vehicle emissions standards, Volkswagen is cutting EV production at its German factories.
Read MorePresident Trump Lowers Tariffs On European-Built Cars To 15%, But It's Still Going To Cost You
The U.S. cuts tariffs on vehicles made in Europe to 15%, Britain is considering propping up auto suppliers as Jaguar-Land Rover struggles to come back online.
Read MoreAutomakers Want The EPA To Let Them Build Dirty Cars
Also: If you were excited for the next Ford recall, we've got good news.
Read MoreSan Francisco Regulators Want Elon Musk To Stop Lying About Robotaxis
When is a robotaxi not a robotaxi?
Read MorePorsche Gives Up On Future EV Plans To Focus On Hybrids
Porsche rethinks its EV transition while Stellantis credits new battery tech for potentially accelerating its electric switchover.
Read MoreMaserati Says Goodbye To Its All-Electric Dreams
Maserati says it's done with the idea of going all electric, Subaru says goodbye to Legacy production in the U.S., and more.
Read MoreAmericans Are Sitting On $1.7 Trillion In Vehicle Debt
Americans are drowning in an absurd amount of vehicle debt, Nissan says goodbye to the Ariya in the U.S., and more.
Read MoreEV Registrations Jump Before Trump Kills Tax Credit At The End Of The Month
EV registrations take a big jump ahead of the death of the $7,500 vehicle tax credit, Rivian finally breaks ground on its Georgia plant, and more.
Read MoreFord Is Cutting German Jobs Due To Slow EV Sales
We're looking at Ford's low EV demand in Europe, as well as Nissan's struggles to meet demand for EVs in Japan.
Read MoreICE Made South Korean Hyundai Workers Sign Voluntary Removal Papers: Report
We're looking at the conditions in which the South Korean Hyundai workers were held, as well as Stellantis' new pro-V8, anti-EV stance.
Read MoreBig Boat Stuck
We're looking at the latest big cargo ship to get stuck, as well as the fallout from Immigration and Customs Enforcement's raid on the Hyundai-LG plant.
Read MoreSouth Korean Hyundai Workers Headed Home After Trump Asked Them To Stay And Train American Replacements
We're looking at the Trump administrations offer to South Korean Hyundai workers, as well as Tesla's plummeting brand loyalty.
Read MoreTariffs Rattle European Automakers
In this morning's edition, we're looking at the distressed state of European automakers, as well as Americans' preference for gasoline.
Read MoreLexus Downsizes American Production Over Tariffs: Report
Tariffs were meant to bring production back to the U.S., but not everyone seems to have got the memo.
Read MoreSouth Korean Companies Halt Georgia Investments After ICE Raid
We're looking at the fallout from ICE's raid at Hyundai's Georgia factory-to-be, as well as Volkswagen's headstrong attempts to push through the same threat.
Read MoreElon Musk Offered Jaw-Dropping $1 Trillion Deal To Keep Him At Tesla For 10 Years
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is offered an unprecedented pay package, President Trump signs an order to lower tariffs on Japanese-made vehicles and more.
Read MoreVinFast Is Losing An Astonishing Amount Of Money
Struggles in EV land, tariff confusion, and signs even Chinese behemoths may have misread the future. It's all looking ominous in today's Morning Shift.
Read MoreTesla's Big India Entry Sold Only 600 Cars
We're looking at Tesla's inauspicious start in India, as well as Acura's all-crossover future. We'll also look at how Hyundai is succeeding in the U.S. market.
Read MoreNissan's Grand U.S. EV Plans Are Already Falling Apart
In this morning's edition, Nissan's EV plans are in for a bumpy ride in the U.S., Tesla can't get a win in Europe, Audi is feeling good about where it's headed.
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Toyota (6)
Unreliable Toyotas Do Exist And These Are The Worst (According To Owners)
Toyota has a strong reputation for dependability, but not all models are equal. Here are some of the most unreliable Toyotas to ever roll off the lot.
Read MoreWhat Does Gazoo Mean In Toyota's Gazoo Racing?
The name Gazoo Racing has nothing to do with that alien from "The Flintstones," the Great Gazoo. It's a mashup that says a lot about how Toyota sees itself.
Read MoreDigital Displays Going Blank Forces Toyota To Recall Over 591,000 Vehicles
Despite its reputation for quality, Toyota has suffered a number of recalls in recent years. The most recent affects over half a million cars, trucks, and SUVs.
Read MoreToyota Built An App To Hack Plug-In Hybrid Owners' Brains And Make Them Actually Charge Their Cars
In the U.S., the app increased PHEV owner satisfaction by 16 percentage points, bringing satisfaction to 100%.
Read MoreWhat Does The ECT PWR Button Do On A Toyota Tacoma?
The third-gen Tacoma Tacoma remains a capable on- and off-road vehicle thanks in part to Toyota's Electronically Controlled Transmission system.
Read More2026 Lexus IS Gets A Revamp And A New Lease On Life
While the IS 500 has been discontinued, the 2026 Lexus IS 350 features an aggressive new front-end and a restyled interior.
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Toyota Trucks (1)
This Toyota Has The Best 5-Year Resale Value Of Any New Car, According To KBB
Toyota is well-known for producing reliable vehicles that hold their value overtime. However, according to KBB, this model has the best 5-year resale value.
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Trucks (10)
5 Old Pickup Trucks That Are Worth Serious Money Now
Older doesn't always mean cheaper, especially when it comes to classic trucks. Here are five old pickups that are now worth some major cash.
Read MoreWhich New Trucks Have The Largest Beds?
There are several options on the market if you need a truck with a big bed. Here are models with the biggest, and their respected specs.
Read MoreWhat Causes High EGT On A Diesel Truck?
Diesel engines run hot under load, but extreme heat means trouble. Here are the hidden causes of rising exhaust temps and how to keep them in check.
Read MoreWhy European Trucks Can Pull More Weight Than American Semis
Bigger isn’t always stronger. Here's why U.S. trucks are capped lower, how Europe’s rules allow more weight, and where mega-loads push the limits.
Read MoreSpray Vs. Drop-In Bed Liner: Pros And Cons Every Truck Owner Should Know
Pickup truck bed liners are great for protecting your ride, but they're not all the same. Here's how to choose between spray-in and drop-in bed liners.
Read MoreShould You Lift Your Truck? Pros, Cons, And What To Expect
Adding a lift kit to your ride can come with a handful of benefits, but it also has its drawbacks. Here's what you need to know before lifting your truck.
Read MoreFord 7.3 Power Stroke Owners Say These Are The Most Common Problems
Before making a buying decision on a 7.3-liter Power Stroke truck, it's worth knowing what owners have to say about the common problems. Here's a breakdown.
Read MoreDiesel Vs Gas Trucks: Is One Really Better Off-Road?
When it comes to trucks, you have two choices: gas or diesel. However, there are key differences between them. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreThese Are The 5 Cheapest New Pickup Trucks You Can Buy This Year
It's not secret that vehicles are getting expensive, but if you need a truck on a budget, there are still options out there. Here are five of the cheapest.
Read MoreIs It Legal To Drive A Truck Without The Bed?
There are a few reasons why you might drive a pickup truck without a bed, but can this modification get you into legal trouble? Here's what you need to know.
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Wrenching (16)
Forget The Great Books, Now You Can Study The Motorsports Business At This College
Northwood University in Michigan is adding a motorsports workshop to its catalog, and next fall, an entire class on "Fundamentals of Motorsports" will go live.
Read MoreTime Vs. Mileage: What's More Important For An Oil Change?
Sure, you want to save money, but you also don't want to mess up your engine. Should you change your oil every few months, or every few thousand miles?
Read MoreThese 4 Warning Signs Mean Your Turbo Is About To Fail
If your turbocharger isn't performing how it should, you could be looking at expensive repairs. Here are the warning signs to watch for.
Read MoreThe Car Gods Have Blessed Me With The Opportunity To Own A Hellcat-Powered Plymouth Prowler, And All I Need Is A Mere $200,000
Regardless of what you think of stock Prowlers, don't pretend you aren't at least a little interested in a Hellcat-swapped Prowler with a manual.
Read More5 Crate Engines That Give You Serious Horsepower For Your Money
Looking to improve your car's performance by swapping out the engine? These five crate engines will do the job ... and three of them cost under $10,000.
Read MoreWhat Happens If You Overfill Power Steering Fluid
Overfilling your car's power steering can have disastrous consequences. If you accidentally pour too much liquid, here's what can happen and how to fix it.
Read MoreGeneral Tire's Fall Promotion Saves You Even More Money On Long-Lasting Tires That Are Already Affordable
Head into winter driving with confidence, and save some money along the way.
Read More4 Brake Problems You Can Diagnose Just By Listening
Even if you aren't a mechanic, there are ways you can tell there's something wrong with your vehicle. Here's what to listen for when you have brake problems.
Read MoreHow To Tell If Your Wheel Bearings Are Going Bad By Sound
Faulty wheel bearings is something that shouldn't be ignored as your safety could be at risk. Here's what it means if yours are making these sounds.
Read MoreWhy Your Car's Radiator Fluid Turns This Color (And What It Means)
Sometimes it can go unnoticed, but if your car's radiator fluid changes color, it's best not to ignore it. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreToyota Will Build New, Improved Engine Blocks And Heads For Classic AE86 Corolla
These will be the biggest and most sophisticated parts Toyota has offered to date, with a number of upgrades over the originals.
Read MoreShould You Change Your Transmission Fluid Yourself?
Like changing your vehicle's oil, your transmission fluid shouldn't be ignored. However, should you do it yourself? Here's what you need to know.
Read More5 Signs Your Car's Automatic Transmission Might Be Failing
While a healthy engine is important, without a transmission, your vehicle isn't going anywhere. Here are the tell-tale signs yours is going out of commission.
Read More5 Reasons Why Your Steering Wheel Might Vibrate At Highway Speeds
If your car's steering wheel is vibrating while driving on the highway, it's something that shouldn't be ignored. Here are the most common culprits.
Read MoreHow To Tell If Your Catalytic Converter Is Clogged (Before It's Too Late)
Replacing a catalytic converter is an expensive proposition, so keep an eye out for the signs of a clogged or dysfunctional cat to keep your car running right.
Read MoreDo Trickle Chargers Actually Extend A Battery's Life?
You've probably heard that a trickle charger is great when your vehicle won't be driven for an extended time. But do they make your battery last longer, too?
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