Why Goodyear Made The Switch To Zeppelins From Blimps
The Goodyear blimp has become an iconic symbol over the years. However, it's not actually a blimp anymore. Here's why the company switched to zeppelins.
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Some Municipalities Are Replacing Flock Cameras With Axon, But Is There A Difference?
As cities transition between these two automated camera systems, does the switch actually address concerns about mass surveillance and vehicle tracking?
Read MoreAre eBike And Regular Bicycle Tires The Same?
Can you put regular bike tires on an eBike? Learn why weight capacities, and tread wear mean eBikes need specialized, tougher tires.
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118,000 HP To Reach 67 MPH: The HSC Francisco Is The Fastest Passenger Ship In Service
See what happens when engineers pack extreme horsepower into a lightweight catamaran hull to achieve unmatched nautical velocity.
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The Last American-Market Lexus With A Manual Transmission Is A Rare Find Today
Lexus is known for smooth automatics, but one rare model offered a stick shift. A look back at the last American-market Lexus with a manual transmission.v
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Buying (1)
What Are The Pros And Cons Of Buying A Discontinued Car Model?
Buying a discontinued vehicle can be an attractive proposition for a number of reasons, However, it also comes with cons. Here's what to know before purchasing.
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Advice (5)
Here's How Much A 2021 Kia Stinger GT Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Kia Stinger was lauded as "too perfect," but it's no longer made. If you want a 2021 Stinger — made just before the '22 refresh — here's what to expect.
Read More5 Things To Know Before Buying A Used Hyundai Genesis Or Equus With A V8
Knowing how cheap they are now, you may be interested in buying a Hyundai Genesis or Equus. However, this is what you should know before pulling the trigger.
Read MoreYear-Long Customer Satisfaction Survey Result: Buick Blows, Ram Rallies, Toyota Tops
Customer satisfaction surveys give you a great idea of what a car is like to live with, but who are the winners and losers from the 2026 ASCI survey?
Read MoreWhy MSRP Actually Means You Have Room To Negotiate
Don't pay the sticker price. Learn why the manufacturer's suggested cost is just a starting point and how you can leverage it to lower your final bill.
Read MoreReal-World Owners Drive These Cars The Most And The Least Each Year
Family cars dominate the list of most-driven vehicles, some with upward of 20,000 miles traveled per year on average,
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When A Car Is Classic, Vintage, Or Antique, Here's What That Actually Means
There are a lot of terms that refer to older cars, but what separates one group of older vehicles from another? Is that sort of thing set in stone?
Read MoreThis Gas Station Sign Is Worth As Much As A Well-Optioned Aston Martin Valhalla
Supercar money for petroliana? See the legendary collectible that blew past auction expectations to rival the cost of an exotic hypercar.
Read MoreThe Tallest Highways In America Aren't For The Faint Of Heart
The U.S. has some beautiful highways. However, If you're looking for a new road trip challenge, the tallest roads in the country should be on your bucket list.
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Car Design (11)
5 Automakers Who Rekindled Their Love For V8s
Environmental legislation has caused some brands to kill off their V8 models, but thanks to high customer demand, some carmakers have brought them back to life.
Read MoreChrysler Debuted 'Auto-Pilot' Technology Way Back In 1958
Tesla's Autopilot is one of the brand's best known features, but Chrysler also had an Auto-Pilot option decades earlier. Here's what it could do.
Read MoreHere's How Much The Average Car Weighs These Days, And Why It Matters
Cars are getting heavier than ever. Here is a look at average vehicle weights today and why "car bloat" is a major deal for safety, tires, and the planet.
Read MoreWhat Common Issues Affect Mercedes-Benz's M256 Turbocharged Inline-6?
Mercedes' M256 turbocharged inline-6 engine has become popular across the German manufacturer's range, but what are the weak spots in this powerful mill?
Read MoreI Had A Weird Little Nissan For A Year And It Wasn't As Cool As I Had Hoped
With a unique design, a simple layout, and an affordable price, this Figaro seemed like an excellent summer runabout, but it didn't live up to expectations.
Read MoreWhat Are The Differences Between Pre-Eagle And Eagle Hemi Engines?
The modern Hemi engine can be divided into two categories: Pre-Eagle and Eagle versions. Here's what separates the two engines and the differences between them.
Read MoreHow Engineers Design Tires That Can Handle The Heat Of Steel Mills
The tires on your car or truck will burst if they get too hot, so how do the tires of vehicles in steel mills cope with the immense heat of the furnace?
Read More7 Old And New Cars You Civilians Can Buy That Are Longer Than A Sherman Tank
The Sherman tank is a legendary piece of war machinery. It's also pretty huge. However, here are several vehicles you can buy that are longer than the Sherman.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between Honda's B-Series And D-Series Engines?
Much has been made of Honda's B- and D-Series VTEC engines over the years, but what are the key differences between the two engine families?
Read More11 Cars And Trucks That Kept Old Technology Going Past Its Expiration Date
While the auto industry is always chasing the next new thing, sometimes dependable design endures. Here are 11 cars and trucks that kept old-school tech alive.
Read MoreWatching Cars Get Assembled Helps Visualize How Spectacularly Complex They Are
Building cars is a five-step process, but that simple statement masks the intricate nature of actually putting one together. It's 40 hours of controlled chaos.
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Does The Highway Minimum Speed Limit Make A Difference? Here's What The Research Says
Minimum highway speed limits may seem unnecessary. While it's true that their purpose is hard to understand, they're actually pretty important, and here's why.
Read MoreHigh Speed Pursuits Are Dangerous For All, From Bystanders To The Police Themselves
Car chases have deadly consequences, often for innocent bystanders. Moreover, the chases are frequently unnecessary, as perps can usually be aprehended later.
Read MoreDo Backup Cameras Make Driving Safer?
Backup cameras have been required on new vehicles for the better part of the decade, but are they making a difference? Let's look at the stats.
Read More5 Rules You Should Know Before Driving On The Autobahn
Driving on the Autobahn is a dream for many car lovers. However, it's not a lawless wasteland, and there are several rules you must learn before driving there.
Read MoreWhy Severe Highway Crashes Can Lead To Devastating Secondary Accidents
A car crash is terrifying, regardless of how it happens. However, secondary crashes can be even more dangerous, thanks to a combination of factors.
Read MoreWhat A Do-Not-Drive Order Actually Means
Do-not-drive orders, or DNDOs, sound mighty terrifying, but just how dramatic is a DNDO? And what should you do if your car is subject to one?
Read MoreFollowing The 3-Second Buffer Driving Rule Could Save Your Life
Even for the most talented drivers, roads can be dangerous, but the three-second buffer is a simple safety suggestion that might just save your life.
Read MoreAre You More Likely To Get Into A Car Accident In The City Or The Country?
Accidents are part of driving, but not every kind of drive is the same. So are you safer on the city streets, or in a more rural environment?
Read MoreThat Top-Tier Safety Rating On Your 10-Year-Old Car Might Not Equal Modern Standards
Older cars might have received impressive safety scores when they were new, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're as safe as something new today.
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Have A Road Trip Rule About Not Picking Up Hitchhikers? Statistics Show They're The Ones In Danger
If your first instinct is to lock your car doors, you might be overreacting.
Read MoreEV Theft Is Virtually Non-Existent Compared To Gas And Diesel-Powered Vehicles
Data shows that EVs are far less likely to be stolen than traditional gas or diesel vehicles. While there is no hard data as to why, there are several theories.
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Lamborghini Designed A Halo-Themed Urus You Can Drive In 'Forza Horizon 6' (More Importantly, I Got To Meet Master Chief)
You can't buy the real-life Master Chief Lambo, but you might be able to win a model version, and in just a few days, you can drive the video-game version.
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Bonneville Speed Week Is Where Some Of The Weirdest And Rarest Records Are Set
Bonneville Speed Week is an iconic event known for some of the wildest records on land. Here are some of the most remarkable records set at Bonneville.
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12 Fuel-Efficient Hybrid Cars That Aren't A Toyota Prius
Sure, the Prius is in a class by itself when it comes to hybrid fuel efficiency. But there are other good choices in the category when it comes to mileage.
Read MoreWhy The Slate Truck Switched Battery Types Before Going On Sale
With the Slate Truck set to go on sale soon, you might notice that the battery type is different from the one used in the prototype. Here's why.
Read MoreRivian's Little Electric Sports Car Prototype Probably Would Have Killed The Company
Before deciding to sell an electric truck, Rivian was working on a hybrid sports car. Then its founder had second thoughts about the project.
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Why The Ford Mustang Boss 351 Was Only Produced For A Single Model Year
The Ford Mustang Boss 351 was a high-performance variant of the famous pony car that was only sold in 1971. Why did it last just a single year?
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5 Used Trucks More Reliable Than The Ford F-150
While the F-150 is an undisputed sales leader, that doesn't necessarily make it the most reliable truck on the market. Here are five alternatives to consider.
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Never Buy Someone Else's Project, Unless It's A Manual-Swapped Mercedes E63 AMG Wagon With 500 HP
We might be willing to break all our own rules about which used cars to avoid, just to get a shot at owning this rare, manual-swapped AMG wagon.
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Jalopnik Explains (48)
America's Last Production Inline-8s Were Relics When They Bowed Out In 1954
Massive yet balanced and refined, inline-8 engines were already heavily outdated before the '50s, but two American brands fought to keep them until 1954.
Read MoreHere's Why This Is The Top EV Brand In The World In 2026
Carmakers, listen up. If you want to become the biggest electric vehicle brand on the planet, then this is the example you'll need to follow.
Read MoreThat Ambulance Could Save Your Life, But It Just Might Film You Without Consent, Too
Cameras that record audio and video inside ambulances are now a thing, and we could be seeing many more of them soon. But is the breach of privacy worth it?
Read MoreWhat It Means When Diesel Engines Are Tier 2 Or Tier 3
Diesel engines must comply with emissions standards. Heavy-duty equipment is no exception. Here's what the diesel tier system does and what Tiers 2 and 3 mean.
Read MoreSafety Tips For Selling Your Car On Craigslist Or Facebook Marketplace
From safe meeting spots to secure payment methods, here is everything you need to know to protect yourself when selling a car on Craigslist or Facebook.
Read MoreAre Sunshades Effective At Lowering Temps In Your Parked Car?
Explore the heat-reduction data for windshield sunshades. See how many degrees standard shades save and discover what works even better.
Read MoreHere's How The Temperature Affects The PSI In Your Tires
Driving on underinflated tires wastes fuel and wears down tread faster. Learn how seasonal temps affect your PSI and can impact both safety and fuel economy.
Read MoreThe Time Pontiac Sent A Ringer To Journalists
A ringer is a modified press car meant to impress journalists with inflated performance specs. Here's the story of Pontiac's infamous ringer from the '60s.
Read MoreWhat Does 'No Tolerance' Mean On Oklahoma Speed Limit Signs?
The vast majority of Americans admit to speeding, but that will cut no ice in the Sooner State. When Oklahoma says "no tolerance," that's what it means.
Read MoreWhat Do Salvage Yards Do With The Gas In Junked Cars?
Millions of cars are junked every year in the U.S., and they're all loaded with fluids includine gasoline. What happens to the gas that's in that old junker?
Read MoreThe Differences In Test Driving Cars From A Dealership Vs. Private Sellers
Both test drives evaluate the ride, but a dealer's standardized path contrasts sharply with the wild-card settings of private sales.
Read MoreHow The 1996 Chrysler New Yorker Killed America's Longest-Running Car Nameplate
After fifty-six years, the final Chrysler New Yorker left a complicated legacy. Here is how the last generation ended it all.
Read MoreWhy Taking Pictures Of Your Rental Car Is Still An Important Rule To Follow
With so much modern technology around, is it really still worth taking pictures of your rental car before you drive it? Yes, it is, and here's why.
Read MoreWhy Are Some Speed Limit Signs Yellow?
If you drive on U.S. roads for long enough, you'll see yellow speed limit signs. These aren't the same as standard black-and-white signs, and here's why.
Read MoreHow John Willys Went From Selling Bicycles To Building The World War II Jeep
Before his company built the World War II Jeep, John Willys overcame financial crises, takeover attempts, made business gambles to reshape American motoring.
Read MoreWhy You'll See Two Different Speed Limit Signs On The Same Road
You may have seen two different speed limit signs posted on the same pole or on each side of the road. While they look confusing, they serve an important role.
Read MoreCity Bans On Car Camping And Vehicle Habitation Are Increasing
As the times get meaner, U.S. cities are making it harder and harder to camp or live in your car, turning homelessness into a criminal offense.
Read MoreThe Road Trip Rules For Driving Through National Parks Keep You And The Wildlife Safe
National park roads come with hazards many drivers don't expect, from wildlife encounters to overlooked risks that can quickly upend a scenic trip.
Read MoreWhy Construction Zone Signs Are Orange While Every Other Warning Sign Stays Yellow
We all know that yellow signs are for traffic warnings, but there's a good reason why construction signs have their own, even more vibrant orange hue.
Read MoreWhy Are Michelin Pilot Sport Tires So Popular?
Michelin Pilot Sport tires are some of the post popular on the market. Here's what makes this particular line of Michelin rubber so attractive to drivers.
Read MoreDeep Cycle Vs Starter Battery: What's The Difference?
Choosing the wrong battery for your vehicle can lead to poor performance and early failure, and the difference comes down to how each one delivers power.
Read MoreDrive-Thru Bans Are Increasing, But Then, So Are Drive-Thrus Themselves
Several cities have dropped the ban hammer on drive-thrus, but thousands of new ones continue to pop up every year, earning chains like Chipotle record profits.
Read MoreSigns You Have A Faulty Wheel Speed Sensor (And What To Do About It)
Your car's wheel speed sensors are integral for various vehicle features and safety systems. Here's what to do if one goes bad and some of the signs to monitor.
Read MoreWhere The '85th Percentile Rule' For Speed Limits Falls Short
The formula behind many U.S. speed limits has guided traffic engineers for decades, yet growing evidence suggests it misses key safety risks.
Read MoreThe Top Speed Average Tires Can Handle May Not Be As High As You Think
Modern tires come with a speed rating, which dictates how fast you can safely travel. But on your family car, that number might not be as high as you expect.
Read MoreThese Three Cars Had Options That Were Just Other Vehicles
We all know some car makers like to go a bit wild with the optional extras, but these manufacturers simply put completely different vehicles on the tick list.
Read More3 Signs The Synchronizers In Your Manual Transmission Are Failing
The feel of your manual transmission says a lot about its health, and certain shifting problems can reveal when synchronizers are wearing out.
Read MoreAll Wankel Engines Are Rotaries, But Not All Rotaries Are Wankels
The Wankel engine powered the Mazda RX-7 to fame, but other pistonless rotary designs reveal why the category is broader than many enthusiasts realize.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between Tapered And Gasket Seat Spark Plugs?
The difference between tapered and gasket seat spark plugs comes down to how they seal an engine, and using the wrong type can cause major damage.
Read MoreAftermarket 360-Degree Car Cameras Are Cool, But They Don't Come Cheap
Upgrade your ride with seamless panoramic visibility. Explore how 360\degree cameras work, how they eliminate blind spots, and the costs associated with them.
Read MoreIs It Legal To Buy A Retired Cop Car With Police Graphics? That Depends Where You Drive
Driving a marked police car – even one that's retired and without a siren – can get you in a heap of trouble. But how does the law treat simply buying one?
Read MoreWhen Your Road Trip Is Mostly Long Highways, Drowsiness Is Your Biggest Enemy
Monotonous highways can easily trigger highway hypnosis. Learn how to spot the signs of driver fatigue and keep yourself sharp on extended drives.
Read MoreHow Long Are Direct TPMS Sensors Meant To Last (And Can You Replace Them Yourself)?
Is a persistent dashboard warning light signaling the end of your TPMS sensor's lifespan? Discover how long they last and if a DIY replacement is possible.
Read MoreThese Are The 13 States Where Blue Laws Still Ban Car Sales On Sunday
So-called 'blue laws' ban dealers in certain states from selling cars -- or other goods -- on a Sunday, but which 13 U.S. states still enforce such rules?
Read MoreHere's How Much The Gap Between U.S. Income And Car Prices Has Increased In 55 Years
New car prices have changed dramatically over the decades, but the real story behind affordability involves more than just inflation and income.
Read MoreThese States Have Rules In Place That Let You Rescue Dogs From Hot Cars
Rescuing a dog trapped in a hot car seems like common sense, but every American state has strict rules around who can do it and the steps they need to follow.
Read MoreCan You Legally Buy Retired Road Signs, And How Can You Use Them?
Your garage walls deserve better than a stolen stop sign from college. Learn how to legally buy retired road markers without getting a free ride in a cruiser.
Read MoreWhen Do The Differences Between 1-, 2-, And 3-Row Radiators Really Matter?
Is bigger always better when it comes to radiators? Not necessarily. There’s a lot to consider before you set out to have that 3-row radiator installed.
Read MoreWhy Having A Digital ID Won't Make Your Physical Copy Obsolete
Digital IDs are expanding across states, and their rise raises questions about whether physical licenses still serve a role in real-world verification.
Read MoreHow To Choose A Bicycle Rack For Your Car Or Truck
The three main bike rack types include roof, hitch, and trunk racks, and choosing the right one depends on your vehicle, bike count, and budget.
Read MoreWhy The NHRA No Longer Bans Challenger Demons, But Can Still Ban Demon 170s
A recent NHRA update changed the landscape for high-performance models, including Challenger Demons, but not all outcomes line up the way you’d expect.
Read More5 Signs Your Fuel Pressure Regulator Is Bad
The fuel pressure regulator is a vital automotive component for most cars. If it goes bad, it can cause a lot of issues, including these unsettling problems.
Read MoreHow To Fix Windshield Washer Nozzles That Dribble, Sputter, Or Quit Spraying Entirely
From a broken pump to debris in the nozzle, discover why your windshield washer jets aren't spraying properly and how to safely clear the system.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between Hydroboost And Vacuum Brake Boosters?
Two brake assist systems do the same job in very different ways, and the power source behind each one changes feel, reliability, and application.
Read MoreHere's What It Means If You See A Pink Road Sign
Officially designated by the MUTCD, fluorescent pink road signs are some of the rarest and most elusive signs on American roads. And that's a good thing.
Read MoreWhat Mechanics Have To Do To Service Sealed Transmissions
"Sealed" doesn't mean maintenance-free. Here is a look at how mechanics safely service sealed transmissions without a dipstick.
Read MoreWhy You Don't Want To Use Car Tires On A Trailer
Tires that appear nearly identical can behave very differently once they're mounted, thanks to engineering differences most drivers never notice.
Read MoreAre Brake Light And Tail Light Bulbs Interchangeable?
Cars use various types of lightbulbs to illuminate external and internal lights. Here's how to know whether your brake and taillight bulbs are interchangeable.
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Can You Request That A Speed Limit Be Changed?
Tired of cars speeding through your neighborhood? Learn about when you can request a change and prompt a speed study.
Read MoreWhich New Non-Hybrid Cars Can Exceed 40 MPG?
Want maximum highway fuel economy without an electric motor? Check out the new non-hybrid cars that easily exceed 40 MPG.
Read MoreCan Flock Cameras Tell How Fast You're Driving?
You see Flock safety cameras everywhere, but can they tell how fast you're driving? Find out if these ALPR systems are monitoring your speed.
Read MoreDo Variable Speed Limit Signs Improve Safety?
Examine the data behind dynamic speed zones. Learn what safety studies show regarding their effectiveness, limitations, and real-world impact on drivers.
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Kawasaki's Fastest Motorcycles, Ranked By Top Speed
When it comes to motorcycles, Kawasaki has always endeavored to deliver maximum speed. Here are some of the fastest bikes the company has ever built.
Read More9 Of The Quickest Street Legal Motorcycles Ranked By 0-60
To be both street legal and have a 0-60 time south of 3.0 seconds is the stuff of legend. Yet that's the territory each of these motorcycles treads.
Read More6 Harley-Davidsons With The Worst Reputations For Reliability
Harley-Davidson is an iconic motorcycle manufacturer. However, not all bikes are winners. These are some of the Harleys with the worst reliability reputations.
Read MoreThe History Of Harley-Davidson's V-Twin (And All The Nicknames, Too)
The V-twin is a core element of the Harley-Davidson story. Here's the history behind Harley's most important V-twin engines and their memorable nicknames.
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News (47)
If Everyone Followed The 80% Rule For Towing, We'd All Feel A Lot Safer
It isn't written in stone, but if you're using your truck or SUV to tow this summer, the 80% rule will make your towing experience a lot better.
Read MoreTrack-Prepped E46 BMW M3, Factory Five 818, Buckeye Dream Machine: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Today we're taking a trip to the famed Twin Cities of Minnesota, an area I'm told "exists" and "has people who live there."
Read MoreForget Violent Crime, Americans Feel Far More Threatened By Risk Of Car Crashes
Americans fear car crashes more than people do in any other country, but fear of crashes is the top concern globally, too.
Read MoreSpaceX Junk Is Set To Slam Into Moon At 5,400 MPH
NASA is planning to take before-and-after shots of the 90-foot-wide impact crater with its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Read MoreCalifornians Are Shunning EVs For Hybrids
Hybrid vehicles made up just about 25% of California's new-vehicle registrations in the second quarter, while pure EVs accounted for 16%.
Read MoreShaq's Custom Lucid Air Coupe Is Up For Auction At A Copart Salvage Yard
The Lucid Air was transformed into a one-off coupe for 7-foot-1 Shaq by West Coast Customs, but now it's gathering dust, and it'll soon hit the auction block.
Read MoreOil And Gas Companies Make Billions Thanks To Iran War That's Costing Us A Fortune
The U.S.'s top two oil companies reported a combined profit of almost $27 billion.
Read MoreElon Musk Reportedly Wants A Tesla-SpaceX Merger, And Selling Tesla China Could Be The First Step Toward Making That Happen
It doesn't sound like Musk and his yes men have settled on a specific plan for Tesla China, but it shouldn't be long before we learn more.
Read MoreThese Are The Signature Design Elements You'd Hate To See Go Away
The automotive world is full of little traits that the average joe may not pick up on, but us car nerds know them when we see them.
Read MoreFord CEO Says Chinese Cars Will Be Sold Stateside Within 10 Years As It Readies Its Own Cheap EVs
Plus, the Rivian R2 is proving to be a saving grace, Amazon's Zoox wins first U.S. approval for paid robotaxis without human controls and more.
Read MoreI Test-Rode Rivian's New Also E-Bike, And It Blew My Jaded Mind
The Also TM-B bikes are a blast, and the two-wheeled world needs as much innovation as the automotive realm.
Read MoreWhat's The Worst Two-Car Garage You've Ever Seen?
Either out of necessity or a love for cars, the two-car garage is as ubiquitous in American culture as baseball and apple pie.
Read MoreAt $55,000, Is This Six-Door 2006 Ford F-350 A One-Of-A-Kind Deal?
The Ford F-350 was already a generously sized pickup truck, but this owner has gone double-XL by adding a six-inch lift and a few extra doors.
Read MoreOPEC Owes Its Existence To The Texas Railroad Commission
OPEC countries nationalized oil industries and coordinated production with longterm goals and stability in mind, without pressure from private shareholders.
Read MoreHow Ferrari's F1 Engineers Built The Closest Thing We've Got To An All-Carbon-Fiber Bicycle
You can't really have an all-carbon-fiber bicycle — there are some things that material doesn't work for. But Ferrari was in on creating the next best things.
Read MoreBlue Origin Blew Up Its Launch Pad, So NASA Will Invite Its Rockets Over For Testing
If America is to continue its role as a leader outside our home, it will need to find whole-of-society methods to navigate setbacks. This is a good start.
Read MoreF1 Won't Air Live Battery Levels Anymore Because Fans Don't Care
Without energy levels for context, it can create an anticlimactic viewing experience where it's assumed that every pass is temporary.
Read MoreUniversal Studios' Fast & Furious Roller Coaster Is Too Much Fun, Nearby Residents Complain
Folks who live in the town of Toluca Lake say the screams from riders have been exceedingly disruptive.
Read MoreRam 1500 Rumble Bees Start Under $63,000, But The One You Really Want Is Nearly $100,000
These prices aren't exactly outrageous to start, at least.
Read MoreTrump's Administration Is Keeping $7.9 Billion Of Your Tax Dollars From Improving America's Public Transit
Maybe if we have a Infrastructure Week?
Read MoreHigh Gas Prices Be Damned, Trump Just Bought 250 Cadillac Escalades
At a time when Americans are struggling with rising costs, spending more of the people's money on vanity is some real Romanov activity.
Read MoreEVs On Track To Account For 29% Of Global New Car Sales This Year, Despite Republican Attempts To Kill EVs In The U.S.
Electric vehicle sales are still strong globally, despite drops in overall vehicle sales and the elimination of many EV incentives domestically.
Read MoreI Need A Cool Dog Hauler That's Not A Boring Crossover! What Car Should I Buy?
Ryan and his wife are from Nashville, and they adopt retired racing greyhounds. With a budget up to $70,000, what car should he buy?
Read MoreGenesis GV60 Magma Is Shockingly Cheap Despite Having 641 HP And A Drift Mode
Starting at $71,495, the GV60 Magma is less than $10k more expensive than its Hyundai Ioniq 5 N sibling, and it's cheaper than the existing GV60 Performance.
Read MoreNew Recession Indicator Just Dropped: BMW Is Apparently No Longer Doing A G-Wagen Rival
Codenamed G74, the boxy BMW would've come out in 2029 and done battle with one of Mercedes' most iconic off-roaders.
Read MoreHow Hill-Start Works On Manual Transmissions (And How To Drive Smoothly Without It)
While it's a lifesaver, Hill-Start Assist can also be unpredictable, which is why knowing the proper technique for manual hill starts is as important as ever.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Pontiacs
Who would've guessed there was such enthusiasm for affordable, fun, vaguely-practical cars.
Read MoreStingy Automakers Mean Fewer Shoppers Are Leasing Cars
Plus Stellantis turned a profit in the second quarter, Carvana is thriving like never before and over 300,000 Mercedes-Benz vehicles are being recalled.
Read MoreWhich Niche Micro-Segment Needs To Make A Comeback?
So the evidence suggests convertible trucks are a bad idea unless you're Jeep, but I say it's high time another automaker makes a run at it.
Read MoreAt $5,800, Is Buying This 1987 Maserati Biturbo The Best Worst Idea Ever?
The Biturbo had a pretty bad reputation, and this one has some electrical gremlins, but it appears to be reasonably well taken care of. Is it worth $5,800?
Read MoreVolvos And Saabs Were Once Used As "Friction Testers" For Airport Runways
Using friction testers in cars, especially in slippery conditions like snow or rain, can help keep planes safe during take-off and landing.
Read MoreSpaceX Starship Has A Panel Gap Problem On Its Heat Shield
Starship V3 has a long way to go before its ready to land astronauts on the Moon.
Read MoreThe Transverse Inline-6 Is A Stupendously Rare Engine Layout For Good Reason
As smooth as they may be, inline-6 engines are a packaging nightmare. That's why only a select few automakers, like Volvo, have dared mount them transversely.
Read MoreBoeing Has Now Lost Over $3 Billion On New Air Force One Program
Trump returning to the White House in 2025 created an unforeseen problem: A petulant President expecting a new plane that wasn't ready.
Read MoreWhile You're Still Boycotting 'Forza Horizon 6,' Play This New Isekai-Inspired Indie Kei Truck Game
In "Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?!" you play as a kei truck driver who can send other people and objects to the fantasy realm by hitting them.
Read More$65k Toyota GRMN Corolla Costs Almost As Much As The Final Edition Supra
Only 730 of the Nürburgring-tuned GRMN Corolla will be built worldwide, and in the U.S. it'll start at $65,665.
Read MoreHonda Almost Nailed Its Camera Button Placement, But One Unexpected Automaker Still Has Everyone Beat
Too many automakers stick the camera controls in some random, unintuitive spot on the dashboard or center console that forces you to reach for it, and it sucks.
Read More2028 Mercedes-Benz GLA Is A Particularly Big, Beefy Subcompact With EV Or Hybrid Power
Like its CLA and GLB siblings, the third-generation GLA has lots of tech, nicer looks and new powertrains — and it's RWD in electric form.
Read MoreBMW Already Built The 50,000th iX3 In Its Fastest New Product Launch Ever, And Demand Is Double That
The 50,000-unit milestone was reached in less than ten months, and BMW is about to take its 100,000th order for the electric iX3 crossover.
Read MoreMercedes-Benz Promises To 'Protect' Its U.S. Business Following Senate Approval Of Bill That Would Kick It Out
"If we need to make adjustments to comply with anything, we will make sure that we protect our presence and our business in the U.S.," CEO Ola Källenius said.
Read MoreIndyCar Finally Unveils 2028 Replacement For Dated 14-Year-Old Chassis
The Dallara IR-28 isn't a revolution but a long-awaited evolution for a product that has had many ups and downs over the past dozen years.
Read MoreBYD Is Building A Kei Car
Can a Chinese company achieve what no other automaker has before?
Read MoreHaters Be Damned: Ferrari Says The Luce EV Already Hit Its 2026 Sales Goal
Maybe Ferrari was right to ignore the peanut gallery?
Read MoreFord Sales Are Down, But Rich People Keep Buying Raptors
How long can a small cohort of wealthy horsepower-fans keep the American auto industry afloat?
Read MoreThese Are The Practically Forgotten Cars You're Still Obsessed With
Turns out, Jalopnik readers have a type.
Read MoreWhat Signature Design Element Do You Hope Never Goes Away?
As the unyielding force of time continues to pass, trends change, tastes shift, and fashion evolves, for better or worse. But what should stay the same?
Read MoreFAA Says Boeing Can Decide Whether Or Not Its Planes Are Safe, Again
After some high-profile crashes, Boeing has finally re-earned the FAA's trust on self-certifying its planes.
Read MoreAt $15,000, Is This 1982 Renault R5 A Baguette You Might Bag?
A unique find with relatively low miles, this Renault Le Car could be the quirkiest ride at your local car show, but is it worth $15,000?
Read MoreHow And Why The Vanguard CitiCar Failed To Revolutionize City Driving
The tiny, plastic-bodied Vanguard CitiCar EV was America's best-selling postwar EV until the Tesla Model S, but it was quickly outclassed in the '80s.
Read MoreGM Fully Believes AI Will Help Make Its Cars Better And Faster
Maybe it's saving money now, but how much will it cost them later?
Read More2027 Audi Q9 Is A Longer, Thicker Q7 Taking On The Established Big Boys
Finally Audi has come out with a truly large three-row SUV, and the U.S. is the only market that will get the V8-powered SQ9 with 591 horsepower.
Read MorePolice Car Tires Are Built Different From The Ones On Your Car
The tires you see on police cars may look like regular tires, but they're not. They are engineered to handle extreme pressure, including hard cornering.
Read MoreThe Right Prep For A Rooftop Tent (Because Here's How Much It Can Go Wrong Otherwise)
Rooftop tents look awesome and are great for camping out, but if you don't prepare correctly, they can quickly make life difficult (and shorter).
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2022 Ford Maverick Has Depreciated In Four Years
Ford's compact Maverick pickup truck has proven ridiculously popular over the last five years, but how does that translate to the 2022 Model's depreciation?
Read MoreThese Are The Unforgettable Details You Always Appreciate On A Car
As for the rest of you who truly understood the assignment, I enjoyed a walk down memory lane remembering the sight lines and some smells .
Read MorePorsche And Penske Unveil Retro Liveries Celebrating Dominant Victories At Road America
The 963 prototypes will be donning throwback designs from Porsche/Penske past at this weekend's Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix at Road America.
Read MoreHow Tadek Marek's Aluminum Inline-Six Made The Aston Martin DB4, DB5, And DB6
Tadek Marek's aluminum inline-six design unlocked the power and reliability that helped turn Aston Martin's DB cars into the icons they are today.
Read MoreThe Land Rover Discovery Sport Is Dying, But Don't Worry, A More Appealing Defender Sport Is On The Way
The boxy baby Defender has already been spied, and it'll offer hybrid and EV powertrains.
Read More5 Vehicles That Hit Top Speed Before The End Of The Quarter Mile
These cars make quarter-mile testing almost pointless, putting a massive gap between their acceleration times and how fast they can actually go.
Read MoreToyota's 2027 TRD Pro Colors Are Honeycomb And Hot Honey, In Case You Wish You Could Drive A Sweet Tonka Truck
Beyond the two new yellows the TRD Pros also get Fox QS3 shocks and red tow hooks, though we don't have any full details yet.
Read MoreJapan's Bear Attacks Are A Real Problem, But I Don't Think A Weird Bicycle Helmet Is An Actual Solution
Bear encounters and attacks are on the rise in Japan in a big way, with over 200 attacks in 2025 alone. And one company's solution is... a helmet?
Read MoreTexas Revokes Femboy's Yaoi License Plate, But He's Fighting Back
Yaoi as a genre isn't specifically pornographic, but that's a tough argument to make at the Texas Department Of Motor Vehicles.
Read MoreMan-Shaped Truck Rides Train, Kicks Ass, Drives Minivan Covered In Cats In New 'Reacher' Trailer
Even if you exclusively watch British murder mysteries, tell me this season doesn't look like a kick-ass time.
Read MoreBMW Is Making An Electric i4 Convertible And I'm Vibratory With Excitement
The Neue Klasse 4 Series will be one of the few droptop EVs on the market.
Read MoreKeanu Reeves And Gard Hollinger Built The Future Of Arch Motorcycles, And It's A Race Bike
The pair worked with Samsung TV Plus to make a show about their racing efforts with Arch in MotoAmerica's Super Hooligan series.
Read More2027 Mercedes-Maybach S680 Exudes V12 Fabulousness No Matter Which Seat You're In
Whether you're the chauffeur behind the wheel or the passenger princess in one of the reclining rear-seat thrones, the V12 Maybach is just wonderful.
Read MoreThe Trump Administration's Latest Crackdown On Fraud In CDL Schools Sure Looks Like Another Way To Go After Immigrants
In an industry already struggling with a lack of drivers eliminating 200,000 of them, especially experienced ones, seems irresponsible.
Read MoreThe Cars You'd Choose To Deliver 100 Pizzas In One Night
Unfortunately, most of you misunderstood what I was asking, but we'll do our best to soldier on.
Read MoreFord Joins The Fight For Its Biggest Military Contract Since The Cold War
Plus Mercedes-Benz cut how many cars it plans to sell this year because of China, Stellantis sells its car-sharing unit and there's a wacky new Ford recall.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Pontiac?
Pontiac gave the average man something cool to drive, which is why, I think, we all love the brand so much.
Read More10 Of The Most Track-Worthy Corvettes Ever Made
GM has improved the Corvette continuously for over 70 years, making it faster and better to drive with each new generation. Here are 10 race-worthy Corvettes.
Read MoreAt $7,990, Would You Leap At The Chance To Buy This 2005 Jaguar S-Type R?
It wasn't well received by the pickiest of British automotive media, but this Jaguar S-Type R is in pretty good shape, and it might be a luxury bargain.
Read MoreWhy Do Some Ray-Bans Say 'Not Suitable For Driving?'
Sure, you look cool in those Ray-Ban aviators. But not every pair of Ray-Bans or other sunglasses is safe for getting behind the wheel in. Here's why.
Read MoreThe 1983 Corvette Is The Rarest Example Of America's Sports Car: Why It Kinda Sucks
There's only one 1983 Corvette left in the world, and it's enshrined in Corvette's own museum. Too bad everything about it shouts that it reeks.
Read MoreHere's How Much The Average US Household Spends On Gas Yearly (And The Amount They Use)
With gas prices climbing in 2026, latest estimates reveal how rising fuel costs could affect what drivers spend on gasoline throughout the year.
Read More$26,850 Mini Cooper Oxford Edition Is One Of The Cheapest New Cars On Sale Without Sacrificing Style Or Fun
Mini is bringing back the value-focused Oxford Edition to both 2- and 4-door Cooper models, so you can still have a bit of entertainment in your cheap new car.
Read More2027 Mercedes-Benz C-Class EV Is 99% Good Clean Luxury And 1% AI Slop
The company is broadening the C-Class's horizons even further for its well-heeled customers despite it being a chaotic time in the EV market.
Read MoreHow To Verify A Used Car's VIN Before Buying On Facebook Marketplace
Don't get scammed on Facebook Marketplace. Here's how to verify a used car's VIN and check for stolen history or recalls before you hand over your money.
Read More4 Ways A Track Camera Can Help Improve Your Lap Times
Want to drive faster? Learn how adding a track camera to your setup provides the data and visual feedback you need to drop your lap times.
Read MoreTrump Joins War On Cars, Tells Mary Barra 'I'm Not Sure I Want To Get Hit By One Of Your Silverados'
If you were worried that was the weirdest thing Trump said at his rally at GM's Milford Proving Ground, don't be.
Read MoreDealership Service Center Vs. Independent Mechanic: Here's What To Know About Your Options
Gearheads seem to be divided between taking their cars to authorized dealers or independent mechanics they trust. Here's how to know which is right for you.
Read MoreHere's What You Wish You Knew About Cars
We're breaking down the barriers to car enthusiasm and getting more people under the big tent of cars.
Read MoreUniversity Of Tennessee Gets Major Funding To Make Car Parts Out Of Grass
Making car parts out of bioplastics isn't new, but a UT study may bring them back in a big way, with automakers like Volkswagen partnering along the way.
Read More'Matchbox The Movie' Looks Like A Fast & Furious Ripoff But Still Better Than I Expected
John Cena and Jessica Biel star in a new movie loosely based on Matchbox cars, and it looks like there's a heavy dose of Fast And Furious satire.
Read MoreBack From The Dead: Gas-Powered Cadillac XT6 Rejoins Lineup As Caddy Decides Magic Number Of Three-Row SUVs Is Four
This is great news for those who felt that the three three-row SUV offerings Cadillac already sold weren't quite enough. Four is a far better number, anyway.
Read More'That Woman From Michigan' Takes Victory Lap Across The Gordie Howe Bridge In A Ford Mustang Convertible
You can't blame Canada for getting impatient.
Read MoreF1 Will Hold Bahrain Grand Prix 3,750 Miles Outside Of Bahrain
The relocated race will be known as "the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia."
Read MoreWhy The 100-Car Naturalistic Driving Study May Be The Most Important Ever Conducted
Do you know what causes car accidents? Real-world research shows we have been underestimating distraction, and here's what the latest driving data tells us.
Read MoreEX-VW Employees Arrested For Insider Trading Over Rivian Joint Venture
It doesn't exactly sound like these guys were Jordan Belfort.
Read MoreHonda Wants To Bring Back The Crosstour
Plus Porsche's new round of job cuts, Waymo wants to end things with Uber, and Audi's plans for the rest of 2026.
Read MoreThese Are The Buttons You Would Magically Add To Your Cars
Our readers came up with a bunch of fanciful ideas.
Read MoreWhat Practically Forgotten Car Are You Still Obsessed With?
The world moved on from the Honda e, but I never did. What car is like that for you?
Read MoreAt $4,600, Is This 2001 Lexus RX300 A Prescription For Good Value?
It looks to be in pretty good condition, but is $4,600 a reasonable price for this 25-year-old Lexus SUV?
Read MoreWhat It Actually Means When Automakers Give Cars A Facelift
When a Hollywood star gets a facelift, the changes are purely cosmetic. When an automaker gives a car a facelift, they may go deeper — or they may not.
Read MoreWhat Not To Say At The Dealership When Negotiating A Car's Price
Car salesmen usually know exactly how to make you pay more for a car or tie you to an unnecessarily long loan, and it starts by you saying the wrong thing.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Mercedes-Maybach S580 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 Maybach S580 debuted the latest generation of Mercedes' ultimate luxury sedans, and depreciation has made it an interesting used proposition in 2026.
Read MoreIIHS Claims Waymos Are Safer Than Human Drivers If You Squint Real Hard While Reading The Data
It's easy to get data about vehicle crashes involving human drivers, but the same data on autonomous vehicle operation is much harder to sort through.
Read MoreThe Atlas Engine Family: GM's Lost Inline-5 Experiment
An ambitious attempt to modernize trucks, GM's Atlas inline-5 was a weird, complex engine that powered the Colorado and Hummer H3. But it had some problems.
Read More3D-Printed Concrete Can Make Construction Climate-Friendly
An MIT team's first result is a model bridge that is 16% lighter than its traditionally made equivalent, with the same load capacity.
Read MoreChanging Up Your Car's Interior? Here's How Much It Can Cost To Reupholster The Seats
Fixing up your car's interior can make a huge difference, but it can also cost a fortune. Here's what to know about the true costs of professional reupholstery.
Read More5 British Car Brands You've Probably Never Seen On American Highways
You have to hand it to the British: they make truly gorgeous, unique cars. But we seldom see the best of them here in the States, and that's a crying shame.
Read MoreWho Can Access Footage From Police Body Cameras?
In which states are cops required to wear body cams, who can legally view the footage, and how? It should be accessible, but that's not really how it works.
Read MoreWhat Unforgettable Detail Do You Always Appreciate On A Car?
The wonderful and yet sometimes frustrating thing about being a car aficionado is that there is a lot to love about any vehicle.
Read MoreDo You Want Versailles On Wheels? I Have The Ram ProMaster For You
if you're a nomadic nudist with dreams of French aristocracy and vanlife then boy do I have the $33,000 motor vehicle for you.
Read More7 Rarely Mentioned JDM Engines With Surprising Power
The Toyota 2JZ-GTE, Nissan RB26DETT, and Honda K24 get all the attention, and deservedly so, but these overlooked JDM engines deserve a closer second look.
Read MoreThe Story Behind This Viral Toyota Hiring Test With Ropes And A 6-Second Time Limit
A viral video shows a Toyota worker tackling a rope challenge in seconds, but the unusual test is part of a broader approach to training and production.
Read MoreGreat For The Track, Better For The Street: How Porsche Created The 911 GT3 Touring
Porsche's 911 GT3 Touring is less obviously a race-worthy car than the plain GT3 thanks to one simple omission. It adds a bit of comfort, too.
Read MoreThe Upsides And Downsides Of Over-The-Air Software Updates For Modern Cars
Over-the-air updates are increasingly common as cars get more high-tech, but what are the advantages and disadvantages of updating your car remotely?
Read MoreFord's Thriftpower Inline-Six Powered The Falcon, Mustang, And Bronco For 24 Years
The Thriftpower powered everything from Mustangs to Falcons to Mercury family cars, and there's a good reason why Ford used it for nearly a quarter century.
Read MoreNearly A Third Of Americans Are Underwater On Their Car Loans, Averaging Over $6,800 Of Negative Equity
With not many transportation alternatives, especially in rural areas, Americans may be forced to continue down the indebted path of literally no returns.
Read More9 Ways Industry Experts Are Teaching Your Local Dealer How To Get More Money Out Of You
To your local car dealer, you're not just a customer; you're a profit center. And dealers are being taught how to make more from you, now and into the future.
Read MoreOld-Ass Dodge Durango Just Had Its Best Half-Year Of Sales Since 2006 Thanks To The Hemi V8
Bringing back the 392 V8 under the hood of the Durango has been a massive success for the folks at Dodge, despite the platform's age.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between An AGM And A Flooded Lead-Acid Car Battery?
If you're shopping for a new car battery, you'll probably see AGM and lead-acid options in the parts store. But what's the difference between the two?
Read MoreWhat Do You Wish You Knew About Cars, But You're Too Embarrassed To Ask?
If you're new to the car hobby, welcome, pull up a chair, and ask whatever your heart desires to know.
Read MoreTrump Killed Electrical Grid Upgrades And Other Clean Energy Projects Because States Didn't Vote For Him, White House Lawyers Admit
It was nice of the Trump administration to so clearly state that the Republican definition of "government waste" is just "money not spent helping Republicans."
Read MoreHow Much Will The Slate Truck SUV Conversion Kit Cost (And Do You Have To Install It Yourself)?
Slate will allow you to turn your Blank Slate into the pricier Squareback or Fastback SUV down the line by shipping the conversion kit straight to your door.
Read MoreMajor Satisfaction Survey Finds Automakers Could Learn Something From Vacuum Cleaners
Owners seem to be happier with their vacuum cleaners than with their cars, and the latest ACSI study shows they're better than cars in several key areas.
Read MoreSorry, Liam Neeson, But The Real 'Mongoose' Star Is The Shelby Super Snake
Liam Neeson’s 'The Mongoose' hits the theaters in October, but the real scene-stealer is the powerful 2026 Shelby Super Snake his character is seen driving.
Read MoreHere In My In-Laws' Garage, Just Test-Drove This, Uh, New Lamborghini Here. It's Fun To Drive It Up Here In The Northeast Pennsylvania Hills. But You Know What I Like A Lot More Than Materialistic Things? KNOWLEDGE
In fact, I'm a lot more proud of these seven new bookshelves that I had to get installed to hold 2,000 new BOOKS that I bought.
Read MoreBugatti's Final W16 Mistral Has Paint Called 'Sparkle' And A Falcon Head Sculpture In The Shifter
Now that the 99th Mistral has rolled off the line, Bugatti is almost done with its W16 engine for good as it looks forward to production of the Tourbillon.
Read MoreCarroll Shelby's Own Ferrari-Beating, Championship-Winning 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe Is Heading To Auction
Chassis CSX2300 is the only one of the six Daytonas that was owned by Shelby himself, and this is the first public auction of one since 2009.
Read MoreVolkswagen Beetle Ute, Tracked Mitsubishi Bravo, Supercharged Lincoln Continental: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Little guys, tracked keis, and some seriously mismatched bumpers. We've got it all in this week's Dopest Cars roundup.
Read MoreWildfire Smoke Can Be Surprisingly Harmful To Your Car And Insurance May Not Cover The Damage
If you're in an area that's affected by wildfires, it's probably wise to check your insurance policy and see exactly what it covers.
Read MoreSome Clown Tries To Flip Rivian R2 And Fails Because They're A Pathetic Loser
Flipping cars hurts everyone (including the flipper when it goes wrong), and it deserves ridicule whenever it's caught out in the wild.
Read MoreAftermarket Anti-Theft Device Owners Don't Know How Vulnerable They Are To Hacking
A security system often installed by used car dealerships can remain dormant in your car but be activated by hackers attempting to gain entry.
Read MoreYou Know Gas Is Expensive When Even Republican Voters Stop Supporting A War In The Middle East
Time to break out the world's smallest violin.
Read MoreHonda Civic Si And Manual Acura Integra Are Going To Die, But Only For A Little While
If you were looking to buy a Honda Civic Si or manual-equipped Acura Integra A-Spec, I suggest you get on it.
Read MoreBMW Thinks The Electric M3 Is So Good You'll Forget About The Gas One
Most purists will admit the obvious performance advantages of EVs, but still prefer the feel, noise, and excitement of internal combustion.
Read MoreOur Readers Want These Dead Car Brands To Make A Comeback
As enthusiasts, though, we're always wanting more, and always missing what we don't have anymore.
Read MoreNHTSA Won't Investigate Tesla Door Latches
Plus, Volkswagen's 2026 finances. We'll also look at the Port of Long Beach wanting nuclear power, and yet another Ford recall.
Read MoreYou've Got To Deliver 100 Pizzas In A Night. What Car Are You Driving?
I know there are some logical fallacies at play when it comes to delivering pizza in a an expensive vehicle, but we're going to put that aside.
Read MoreSubaru's New 2026 WRX Base Trim Kicks A Lot Of Ass For $33,690
Though it may not be quite as titillating as its trailblazing predecessors, the manual WRX is a great choice for enthusiasts on a budget.
Read MoreAt $48,000, Is This 1935 Auburn Speedster Replica A Real Deal?
Because authenticity is expensive.
Read MoreThis 'MythBusters' Test Visualizes The Carnage Of A Moose Collision Without The Gore
Is speeding up to hit a moose safer than braking? Some think so, but why speculate when 'MythBusters' used a 620-pound rubber dummy to find the answer?
Read MoreYou May Not Realize Just How Much Values Have Risen For First-Gen Ford Broncos
The values of first-gen Ford Broncos have gone through the roof, with rarity and fashion trends turning these old SUVs into trendy status symbols.
Read MoreFaraday Future Is Somehow Still Alive And Testing The FX Super One, And I'm Scared
I think I'm being stalked by this definitely real rebadged Chinese van.
Read MoreToyota Fixed The Crown's Two-Tone Paint You Thought Was Ugly
Overall, the Crown remains largely the same, even if I'll miss seeing that weird-ass blacked-out rear end on my local streets.
Read MoreUngrateful Florida Woman Hates Her Hilarious State-Issued Plate That Reads SQZ-A55
What's wrong with giving people a little chuckle? Seems like harmless fun to me.
Read MoreNext Honda Ridgeline Teased With Boxier Ridgeoutline That'll Hit The Market By 2028
A Ridgeoutline, if you will.
Read MoreElectrician Fired From Ford For 'Stealing' $1.95 Cookie Now Wants To Sue
"Workers say these kiosks have been failing for years, and nothing was done about it," Kromm's attorney told SG.
Read MoreMissing Pan Am Flight Crash Site Found Hidden 2,000 Feet Below The Atlantic's Surface 75 Years Later
The events leading up to its demise inspired safety reforms and the emergency procedures most flyers ignore at the start of their flight before take-off today.
Read MoreI'm Looking To Replace My Old Mustang Droptop! What Car Should I Buy?
Zack is looking to replace his automatic, four cylinder, '93 Mustang convertible with something a bit more modern and a bit more comfortable for $13,000.
Read MoreOil Is Back Over $100 A Barrel, And I'm Starting To Think This Brent Crude Guy Might Be A Greedy Jerk
I thought we'd all agreed to keep oil cheap while this war drags on, but apparently not.
Read MoreMercedes-Benz Could Have Until 2030 To Comply With Chinese Ownership Regulations Approved By Senate Panel
A ban on Mercedes would be a disaster, considering it sold over 343,000 vehicles in the U.S. in 2025 and employs thousands of folks across the country.
Read MoreThe Vital Role Combustion Chamber Quench Plays In Engine Performance
In a combustion chamber, quench has nothing to do with the engine's appetite for fuel, but it's still important for making sure the engine runs efficiently.
Read MoreThe Convenience Features Our Readers Say Are So Useful, They May As Well Be Necessities
The fact that something isn't necessary doesn't make it wrong to appreciate or even enjoy that thing. Pretending otherwise is just dumb.
Read MoreElon Musk Changes Tune On 'Cautious' Robotaxi Rollout While Tesla's Net Income Falls Because Of AI Spending
Porsche is cutting 5,000 more jobs in Germany, Ford and Geely team up on a Spanish plant and Land Rover needs to drill a lot of holes in a lot of Discoveries.
Read MoreFreedom Fuel Stations Pull $3.47 A Gallon Gas Offer Right As National Average Passes $4.00
The Freedom Fuels guys couldn't keep offering $3.47 a gallon gas, but there's still an opportunity to help. I mean, this wasn't all a marketing stunt...right?
Read MoreIf You Could Magically Add A Button To Your Car, What Would You Want It To Do?
That's right, we're getting imaginative up in here today. Flex your thinking muscles!
Read MoreAt $23,777, Would You Court This 1972 Ford Pinto Squire?
The Pinto's two-door wagon version had the benefit of being far less likely to explode in a collision, which most drivers appreciate.
Read More2027 Toyota Sequoia Trying Out A 'More Assertive Exterior' Instead Of Going To Therapy
Heck, the Sequoia could be really busy between work and the kids, and with gas so expensive these days, it probably deserves to treat itself a little.
Read More4 Econoboxes That Keep Getting Modified Into Limos
These four tiny commuters have no business hauling more than two rows of seats, and yet they're inexplicably frequent victims of wild limo conversions.
Read MoreWhy Semi Trucks Need Different Types Of Tires For Each Position
Semi trucks regularly sport three completely unique sets of tires mounted on different axles and each serving a specific role. Here's why that's so important.
Read MoreBig Owner Satisfaction Survey Suggests Big Problems For These Luxury Brands
Luxury cars have often been associated with satisfied owners, but a new survey shows that the gap between premium and mass-market brands may be disappearing.
Read MoreI've Got A Porsche 911 Turbo S T-Hybrid For The Next Week, What Do You Want To Know?
I'll be using it as my daily for the next seven days, and will be taking it on some of Southern California's best driving roads this weekend.
Read MoreNissan Leaf Nismo Revealed To The Delight Of Everyone Waiting To Buy An Affordable EV Until They Got Fun To Drive
A few years ago, the idea of a Nissan Leaf wearing a Nismo badge would have been hard to imagine.
Read MoreCalifornia Ranks Top Amongst EV-Friendly States But A Surge Of Oklahoma Drivers Are Adopting EVs
Oklahoma isn't particularly good at providing residents with charging infrastructure, nor are the EV incentives great, but people are buying them there anyway.
Read MoreSmart's #2 Is Looking Solid
Ahead of its debut at the Paris Auto Show in September, Smart is giving us our best look yet at its new city car.
Read MoreData Shows Tesla Cybertruck Is A Bigger Flop Than The Goddamn Edsel
At the end of the day, much can be forgiven about a car if it looks good. The thing is, that's one thing the Edsel and Cybertruck don't have going for them.
Read MoreTrump Administration Wants New Noise Threshold For Supersonic Planes By Mid-2027, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
The sonic booms that heavily restrained supersonic air travel could be a thing of the past.
Read MoreThe 'Road Rover' Is Real: New Range Rover GT Is A Badly Named Electric Crossover-Coupe-Sedan-Thing
We don't have any technical details, but the GT will be Range Rover's most road-focused model yet.
Read MoreGeorgia Cops Keep Getting Arrested And Fired For Illegally Using Flock Cameras To Stalk People, But Surely Those 17 Bad Apples Aren't Representative Of The Entire Bunch
Nearly 20 officers have been fired and charged with crimes related to their illegal use of the surveillance technology, and the number continues to rise.
Read MoreWord On The Street Says McLaren Is Working On A Manual Hypercar Called The P50
We don't yet know if McLaren's manual will be "real" or "fake" like Ferrari's recently revealed 12Cilindri or Koenigsegg's CC850, but we're excited regardless.
Read MoreThese Musicians Should Make EV Sounds, According To Our Readers
Hopefully more automakers will turn to actual musicians to create their EV sounds.
Read MoreGM Is Locking In A $1 Billion Contract With The Army As Truck Business Flourishes Under Trump
Plus Toyota is extending the lifecycles of some models as it deals with tariff and competitive pressures, Acura is working on a crossover and more.
Read MoreCanadians Say 'Screw It,' Plan To Open Gordie Howe Bridge Without Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
A multi-billion, multi-year project launching with a whisper, not a bang.
Read MoreWhich Dead Car Brand Should Make A Comeback?
You can pick an automaker that died recently (maybe you're a lunatic who thinks Fisker should give it another go), or one that died a hundred years ago.
Read MoreAt $7,500, Could This 1999 BMW Z3 2.8 Win Your Heart?
This two-door German convertible seems to be in great shape, with minimal modifications. But with nearly 100,000 miles on the clock, is it worth $7,500?
Read MoreHere's How To Tell If Your Tires Were Made In America
Even the big-name American brands don't make all their tires stateside these days, so how can you tell whether your black circles are homegrown?
Read MoreAbandon All Hope For A Free And Open Strait Of Hormuz Until Late 2027, Energy Analysts Say
Without an open Strait of Hormuz, analysts say crude oil prices could go as high as $200 per barrel, and gas could cost as much as $7.00 per gallon.
Read MoreHow To DIY A Van, Minivan, SUV, Or Even A Hatchback Into A Camper On A Budget
You don't need a six-figure Sprinter build to explore the outdoors. With a few smart upgrades, even an everyday car can become a capable camper.
Read MoreWhat Does The Lexus F Sport Package Include (And Which Models Offer It)?
While they're no substitute for V8 performance, Lexus' F Sport packages can transform these reliable, laid-back luxury cars into truly sporty machines.
Read MoreHow Speed Cameras Are Fighting Off Vandalism (And Bullets)
You may not like them, but speed cameras work and reliably reduce serious crashes. Manufacturers are now building tougher systems designed to withstand bullets.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Audi RS 7 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
If you can't afford that new RS 5, you're not alone. The RS 7 is now a smarter buy because it has depreciated significantly while still delivering V8 power.
Read MoreFreedom 250 Grand Prix Bans Chairs, Alcohol, And Coolers, Seems To Not Understand The Appeal Of Watching Racing
The list is far longer than at other IndyCar races like the Indy 500.
Read MoreHow Cloning A Ford Pickup Started This Automaker's Rise To The Top
A certain automaker has become the biggest automotive brand in the world in terms of sales. And it wouldn't have gotten that far without an old Ford pickup.
Read MoreTrump's New Air Force One Getting 'Maxed Out' Upgraded To Final Form
The Secret Service apparently advised the President not to fly the new plane, citing security concerns.
Read MoreAs Car Technology Advances, Mechanics Are Getting Left Behind
Expensive diagnostic tools, ongoing supply chain issues and a shortage of qualified mechanics, is more than some independent shops can bear.
Read MoreThese Concept Cars Spawned The Most Disappointing Production Vehicles
Not for any one specific car, but many of your answers came from Detroit — General Motors, Stellantis, and Ford.
Read MoreNASA Is Looking For A Few Good Introverts For A Simulated Moon/Mars Mission
Four good people with the Right Stuff (plus two alternates) will be selected for the Moon and Mars Exploration Analog, or MMEA.
Read MoreTesla Looks To Go Back In The Red On AI Spending
Plus GM's earnings estimates. We'll also look at Honda's plans for China, and some new hires over at Stellantis.
Read MoreThese Cars Could Replace The HMMWV, According To Our Readers
The Department of War could always use the advice offered by our humble car blog. We can be incredibly helpful at times.
Read MoreWhich Convenience Feature Ended Up Being So Useful, You Now Feel Like It's A Necessity?
For something I don't actually need, it's going to be incredibly hard to justify ever giving up remote start in my daily driver.
Read More8 Factory 4-Door Convertibles That Range From Stately To Quirky
From the start to the middle of the 1900s, lots of cars came stock with four doors and an open-top driving experience. Here are eight of the most interesting.
Read MoreAt $15,499, Would You Impress The Neighbors With This 1994 Mercedes E320 Cabriolet?
For just $15,499, is this drop-top Benz swanky enough to get you VIP parking at your local country club? Or will you be relegated to the back row?
Read More2027 Toyota Tundra Gets A New Trailhunter Package And Allegedly Updated Styling
Other than the new Trailhunter model and slightly different bumpers and grilles, the 2027 Tundra's only real upgrade is a new infotainment system.
Read MoreStarting Your Own Car Dealership Is Expensive, Let's Break Down The Costs
Car dealerships can set you back tens of thousands (or even hundreds of thousands) of dollars. That's because there are a lot of costs behind them.
Read MoreCar Repair Costs Are Rising Faster Than Ever, And This Might Be Why
If it seems like it's becoming more expensive to repair your car these days, that's because it is. And there are several factors contributing to rising costs.
Read MoreFord Will Put A Gun Safe In Your Expedition Because A 4-Digit Code Will Surely Curb Your Road Rage
With a four-digit combination keeping the center console safe locked, Ford isn't advertising this accessory as a gun safe, but that's definitely what it is.
Read More2027 Mercedes-Maybach GLS680 Is A More In-Your-Face Refresh Of A Refresh
Mercedes has done an admirable job of keeping its flagship SUV relevant so many years after it first went on sale.
Read MoreHere's How To Turn Your Bicycle Into An E-Bike To Beat High Fuel Costs
With gas hovering just over $4 a gallon, this might be the time to electrify your ride for a cheaper commute — at far less than the cost of a new e-bike.
Read MoreIf Chrysler Had Built These Concept Cars It Might Not Be Failing
The once-vaunted Chrysler brand is all about minivans now, but it didn't have to be this way. Here are some concept cars Chrysler could have put in production.
Read MoreYou May Guess Ferrari, Maybe Lamborghini, But This Was The Last Gated Manual Sports Car
The last sports car with a true gated manual came from a manufacturer few enthusiasts would expect, despite the shifter's exotic-car legacy.
Read MoreHere's How Much The 2021 Ford Escape PHEV Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Ford Escape hybrid debuted in 2021, and five years later you may be looking for one to buy. Or wanting to sell yours. Here are the prices to expect.
Read More5 Compact Family SUVs Under $30,000 In 2026 (And The Used Alternatives To Consider)
While there are still plenty of great new family SUVs under $30,000 in 2026, we found even better bargains on the used market for buyers on a budget.
Read MoreHere's How Your Dream Cars Change As You Get Older
As we get older we need cars to do different things. Maybe you have kids that you need to haul around, making a McLaren F1 or Ford GT unrealistic.
Read More8 Of The Most Unconventional SUVs Ever Made
Before all the SUV designs converged into what we see today, automakers offered strikingly different styling and concepts. Here are eight of the oddest.
Read MoreGreyhound's 1940s Helicopter Bus Concept Was Basically An Early VTOL For Post-War's Common Man: What's Streaming
Since humans first took to the skies, we've fantasized about personal, convenient air travel.
Read MoreHow The Average MPG In The '70s Compares To The Average MPG Today
You probably know that modern cars are far more efficient than 1970s models, but how does the average MPG truly compare once you factor in new technologies?
Read MoreAuto Journalists Harassed By Cops Just A Result Of Flock Cameras Working 'Correctly'
Flock claims that its system is 99% accurate. But it's scanning 20 billion vehicles a month, which means it's still making 200 million mistakes per month.
Read MoreHere's What's On The Golden Record, NASA's Message To Aliens Carried By The Voyager Probes
Sagan's team created the greatest puzzle of all time, which you can only solve if your species understands the basic nature of the universe.
Read MoreNo Battery, No Luck For George Russell As Antonelli Wins Belgian GP
Russell wouldn't have been a crash target if an AI-powered energy deployment algorithm didn't deplete his car's battery before Spa's longest straight.
Read MoreHere's What You Should Study If You Want To Be An Auto Mechanic
You love cars and want to be a mechanic? Great, but first learn about education, certifications, apprenticeships, and the skills needed to build a real career.
Read MoreThese Are The Automotive Enemies Our Readers Want To Vanquish Next
Some of the examples were obvious — what, you thought people weren't gonna say the Cybertruck? — while others were unexpected.
Read MoreEV Sales Only Fell A Little Bit In May, And That's Actually An Improvement
Also, Canadian Ford workers have ratified a new three-year union contract, Honda is thinking about adding a new factory in North America and more.
Read MoreWhich Musician Should Make EV Sounds?
Is your ideal car scored by Maggie Rogers or Mitski? Well, please go to therapy, and then let me know down in the comments.
Read MoreAt $8,500, Does This 1987 Nissan 300ZX Push All The Right Buttons?
A tenderly-treated slice of 80s nostalgia.
Read MoreWild Video Shows CN Rail Freight Train 'Encased In Flames' By Canadian Wildfires
Fortunately, the fire moved quickly and barely touched the locomotive, whose body and air conditioning saved the crew's lives.
Read MoreThis Greek Bridge Is Collapsing Into Water But People Are Still Driving On It
Hopefully this bridge gets fixed soon, or at least barricaded. It seems like only a matter of time before the next crossing is the last.
Read MoreHSV's Maloo R8 Still Holds Guinness's Title For Fastest Truck Two Decades Later
The Viper-powered Ram SRT-10 was the world's fastest truck at 154.5 mph, but then this Australian utility vehicle showed up and blew it out of the water.
Read MoreHow To Fix Dents Yourself So You Can Avoid An Expensive Repair Bill
Depending on the location, depth, and the condition of the paint, fixing a dent can be as simple as popping it out, or it may need a professional body shop.
Read MoreWhich Concept Cars Spawned The Most Disappointing Production Vehicles?
From jaw-dropping to stomach-turning.
Read MoreAfter Only Three Years On Sale The Honda Prologue Is Dead
It looks like history will remember the Prologue as the short-lived intro to a book that, for now at least, none of us will get to read.
Read MoreThe Quickest Trucks Are Now EVs, But The Fastest Trucks Are Still Gas (And Old)
While instant electric torque helps modern EVs launch quicker, the world's fastest trucks combine big gas-powered engines with tall gears for insane top speeds.
Read MoreWhen Does A Speeding Ticket Become A Reckless Driving Charge?
You got caught speeding. What's the big deal? Well, if you hit the threshold in your state's law, you could be looking at a criminal charge, a fine, even jail.
Read MoreSurprise, Surprise: Flock Cameras Are Collecting More Than Just Your Plate And Car Information
With the FreeForm search tool, law enforcement can use Flock cameras to find vehicles and people by identifying various visual characteristics.
Read MoreFisker Went Out Of Business Before Giving The Ocean Hands-Free Driving, So Now An Aftermarket Company Is Doing It
It's not just for Fisker owners, either, as Comma AI boasts that the system is currently compatible with more than 325 cars from specific model years.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Acura NSX Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Aside from 573 hp and all-wheel-drive, the 2021 Acura NSX's supercar credentials also include exclusivity. Here's what this means for its 5-year depreciation.
Read MoreThese Are Some Of The Rarest Lexus Models (And What They're Worth)
Despite its "boring and reliable" image, Lexus built several incredibly exclusive cars over the years – some with price tags that would make Ferrari blush.
Read MoreHow Has Your Dream Car Changed As You've Aged?
The car you pick as your dream car, whether attainable or not, says a lot about who you are as a person.
Read MoreNew York City Trades Street Parking For Trash Bins
All in all, the move is likely to be a good one for the folks of upper Manhattan.
Read MoreMitsubishi Delica, RAV4 Convertible, Lancer Evo Wagon: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Bring your imagination, your checkbook, and - in one of this week's picks - a driver's seat.
Read MoreFinally, Alaskans Can Daily 25-Year-Old Japanese Kei Trucks
Maybe not the first choice for a cross-state road trip, but probably more comfortable in cold Alaskan months than a motorcycle.
Read More737 Max Is Now Boeing's Best-Selling Plane Ever, Despite Crashes And Blowouts
For all of us, the risk is that Boeing could rush for the money at the expense of safety, again.
Read MoreUnited Airlines Will Offer Free Flight Changes To Avoid Trump International Airport
The memo instructs reservation agents to process itinerary shifts away from Trump International Airport to Fort Lauderdale or Miami as an even exchange.
Read MoreDongfeng Wants To Sell These Two EVs In Canada Next Year For Less Than $25,000 USD
Thanks to massively reduced tariffs, Dongfeng plans to bring the Box 01 and Vigo compact EVs to Canada in 2027, with other models to follow.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Beach Cars
You're a surprisingly practical bunch, though some oddities snuck in.
Read MoreTesla Can't Dodge A Recall For Overly Bright Headlights
Not everything can be fixed with a software update.
Read MoreWhat Car Could Replace The HMMWV In The US Army?
Our testosterone-obsessed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered that the Army phase out the dated Humvee, what should be next?
Read MoreAt $25,500, Is This 2007 Subaru Impreza WRX STi A Built Bargain?
Does a claimed $40,000-worth of mods help or hurt this road-going rally car?
Read MoreHere's How Much The 2021 Mazda 6 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
If you splashed out on a 2021 Mazda 6 sedan when it was new, how much would it be worth now? And does that make it a bargain on the used market?
Read MoreIs There A Rule Against Listing A Car On Multiple Auction Sites At Once?
Car sellers may want to list vehicles across multiple sites, but auction platforms and marketplaces have different rules for exclusivity and cross-posting.
Read MoreBentley Torcal EV's Sound Is Musicians Playing Real Instruments, Not Fake Engine Noise
Using drums, guitars and string instruments, Bentley says its Dynamic Symphony sound doesn't mimic a V8 engine, but it evokes the same feelings.
Read MoreThe Blue Angels' Too-Low Beach Flyover Was Dangerous As Hell And Shouldn't Have Happened, But The Video Still Kicks Ass
In addition to likely violating FAA safety standards and putting civilians in danger, the Navy probably didn't give the pilot permission to fly that low.
Read MoreHarley-Davidson's New 'Stripped-Down' Deadwood Is An $18,000 Tourer, But You'll Have To Bring Your Own Bags
It's pretty, but who's it for?
Read MoreI Need A Cheap Car With A Bit Of Luxury For Around Town! What Car Should I Buy?
Yes, you can live large on a small budget, but not every old luxury car is a wise buy.
Read MoreYay, The Morgan Supersport Is Coming To America! Boo, We Only Get The Four-Cylinder Engine
Morgan can only sell a maximum of 325 Supersports per year, hence the decision to not invest in B58 homologation.
Read MoreAston Martin Designed Its Wildest SUV Just For Call Of Duty
Called the Dreadnought, this V12-powered military-spec SUV will only be drivable in "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4."
Read MoreThis YouTuber Is Building A Brand New 1967 Ford Mustang From The Ground Up
Ever wanted a brand-new 1967 Ford Mustang? Well ride along with this YouTuber as they show you how to build your very own classic from scratch.
Read MoreThis Is What Your Cars Would Say About You If They Could Speak
Some are begging for further adventures, some are just grateful for regular maintenance and still others are crying out for a good cleaning.
Read MoreChina Introduced 4 New Cars Every Day Of 2026 So Far
There's fast, and then there's too fast.
Read MoreWhich One Of Our Automotive Enemies Should Be Vanquished Next?
With the Nissan Altima finally almost dead, what car should we turn our energy to?
Read MoreAt $18,000, Is This 1994 Porsche 968 Cabriolet A Big (Four) Deal?
Does relative rarity make this 968 more appealing, or just more of a potential headache?
Read More9 Cars Named For Ocean Creatures
While the animal kingdom has inspired countless great car names, cars named after ocean creatures are far less common. Here are five of our top picks.
Read MoreHyundai Ioniq 5 N Gets Less Expensive And Easier To Drift For 2026, But Where's The Ioniq 6 N Hyundai WHERE IS IT?!?
The Ioniq 5 N's price has been cut by $6,300, bringing the MSRP down to $59,900, and now it has an NACS port.
Read MoreGabriel Bortoleto Says Other F1 Drivers Should Turn The Page On New Rules Complaints
Fans should always take drivers' complaints about the technical regulations with a grain of salt.
Read MoreSlate's $1,450 Destination Charge Brings Actual Base Price To $26,400, Undercutting Maverick By $2,590
Whether the Slate is worth the cost difference to the Ford is up to every buyer's cross-shopping, but destination fees likely won't make or break a deal.
Read MoreCar 'Kill Switches' Aren't Coming In 2027 (It's Far More Complicated Than That)
Despite what your uncle's frantic Facebook reshares might suggest, no, the government isn't going to remotely turn off your car next year.
Read MoreInfiniti Is Reworking The QX80 Red Sport Before Launch, After Realizing It Actually Needs To Handle Well, Too
Going fast in a straight line may be easy, but making your big SUV confident in the corners is another matter.
Read MoreGM Celebrates A Quarter Century Of Big, Yellow Hummers With A Big, Yellow Hummer EV
Officially called the GMC Hummer EV ICON | 25, this limited-run model's yellow paint is also named Icon.
Read MoreAston Martin Should Buy Lucid
Do I think the chances of this happening are high? Not at all. But come on, tell me it doesn't make more sense than it should.
Read MoreThe Nissan Altima Is Finally Dead, You Can Exhale Now
After 34 years of terrorizing America's roads with Big Altima Energy, Nissan is dropping the midsize sedan from its lineup.
Read MoreTrump's 'Much Better Deal' For Gordie Howe Bridge Isn't Much Better, But At Least It Has An Opening Date
Will you take one marshmallow today, or two tomorrow?
Read MoreThese Are Your Most Frustrating Parking Lot Experiences
We've got tales of overcrowded dirt lots, confusing parking garage parking and, as usual, scofflaws who can't be bothered to follow the clearly marked rules.
Read MoreA Volvo Sedan And Wagon Could Make Their Grand Return To The U.S. As A Counter To SUV Culture
It's time to give the (probably very small number of) people what they really want.
Read MoreVandalism Clause In Flock Camera Contract Causes Major Headache For Local Governments That Only Want To Track Everyone Everywhere At All Times
Guess who ends up paying the bill for sabotaged Flock cameras?
Read MoreAt $21,500, Is This 1977 GMC Sierra Grande 2500 Pickup A Show-Worthy Steal?
It's in great shape with low miles on the clock, but this GMC truck is pretty plain. Is it worth the $21,500 asking price?
Read MoreAre There New Non-Turbocharged Diesel Cars Or Trucks Available Anymore?
Naturally aspirated diesel cars are practically extinct in today's market, reserved for special markets and almost impossible to buy in America.
Read MorePros And Cons Of Aftermarket Dash Cams Vs. Built-In Camera Systems
Most automakers are now in on the dash cam action and offer their own built-in options, but is that box really worth checking compared to aftermarket ones?
Read MoreThe Replacement For The Replacement Of The Original A/C Refrigerant In Cars May Itself Need A Replacement
When R-12 and R-134 were phased out, R-1234yf was supposed to solve the environmental problems its predecessors caused, but that may not be what happened.
Read MoreThese Are The Underrated Car Movies We Should Be Watching
We asked for your hidden gems, and you didn't disappoint.
Read MoreLucid Motors Definitely Isn't Trying To Decide Between Bankruptcy Or A Buyout, Despite The Rumors And Reports
The EV startup has hired restructuring advisors AlixPartners to "improve operations," and apparently nothing else.
Read MoreHere's How Cars Recognize Traffic Signs (And Why It Doesn't Always Work)
Traffic sign recognition technology is nothing new, but have you ever wondered how it works? And why it sometimes doesn't work at all?
Read MoreI'm Almost 40, And I'm Lexus CT 200h F Sport Curious
Fast? No. Handsome? Debatable. But if you want Prius-style efficiency with a more luxurious cabin, Lexus' CT might be the perfect midlife crisis.
Read MoreWorld Endurance Championship Moving Season Finale Out Of Gulf As There's No End In Sight To U.S. War With Iran
Formula One is stuck in a similar scheduling dilemma with its world championship.
Read MoreHouse Bill To Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent Could Be Good For Your Sleep And Potentially Preventing Fatal Crashes
IIHS research in 2025 found fatal crashes had increased by as much as 12% in the five weeks following the spring forward change, where individuals lose an hour.
Read MoreICE Told To Suspend Traffic Stops Following Latest Fatal Shootings
This guidance is for agents in the Enforcement and Removal Operations branch tasked with ripping people out of their communities, arresting and deporting them.
Read MoreAudi Explodes In New Jersey, And Every Potential Explanation Just Raises More Questions
The car's owner was able to walk away, but there's almost nothing identifiable left from the Audi that was destroyed in the early morning hours.
Read MoreAfter Nearly 50 Years In The Depths Of Space, Voyager 1 Still Sends Messages That Take 23 Hours To Reach Earth
Even crippled, even without power, even without applause from the beings who first made it, Voyager 1 may yet make itself the Earth's finest achievement.
Read MoreMotoGP Legend Valentino Rossi Wants To Be The Next Star Nürburgring 24 Debutant
Having already expanded his racing career beyond the limits of MotoGP, Valentino Rossi is looking to go even further and race at the Nürburgring.
Read MoreWaymo Riders Are Falling Asleep, Finding Trash, Giving Birth And Tracking Dog Poop Into Their Robotaxis
The cars may be autonomous, but the cleanup certainly isn't.
Read MoreKia Recalls 462,869 Tellurides For Potential Fire Risk, Again
The first recall didn't properly address an issue with over 460,000 Kia Tellurides, so the automaker needs to bring the same SUVs back in for an all-new fix.
Read MoreThese Cars Have The Most Annoying Drivers, According To Our Readers
Some folks do a better job of being annoying than others, and for one reason or another, they tend to gravitate to specific types of cars.
Read MoreTrump's Policies Have Killed Or Delayed $83 Billion In Clean Energy Investments
Nice climate you had, there. Shame if something happened to it...
Read MoreIf Your Car Could Speak, What Would It Say About You?
Wait, if cars could actually talk, would they have their automaker's accent or the accent local to where they were built?
Read MoreAmerica Faced Competition From These 7 Muscle Cars That Spawned Abroad
Not all muscle cars are made in the U.S. Some cars made and sold in other countries also offered a roaring engine, rear-wheel drive, and cool looks.
Read MoreAt $7,500, Is This 2004 Chrysler Sebring GTC On Track For A Quick Sale?
Ignore the rental car reputation: this particular Sebring convertible has a surprise inside.
Read MoreWhy Do Some Semi-Trucks Have An Axle Lifted Off The Ground?
Not every set of wheels you see on a semi truck is making contact with the ground, and there are several important reasons why these lifted axles exist.
Read MoreHere's How Much (Or Little) You Can Expect EV Batteries To Degrade During Ownership
Battery degradation in EVs is more complicated than we might like it to be, but it's not all bad news when it comes to battery life over the vehicle's lifespan.
Read More5 Formula 1 Drivers To Get Race Bans (And What They Did)
While extremely rare, race bans have sidelined many Formula 1 stars over the years, usually due to reckless driving, causing crashes, or ignoring penalties.
Read MoreAir Force Engineer Took Down 13 Flock Cameras Because They're A "Violation Of His And Others' Fourth Amendment Rights"
People don't seem to like the way a private company, Flock Safety, has established a surveillance network of over 80,000 cameras that law enforcement can use.
Read MoreHere's What Audi's TT Badge Actually Means (And No, It's Not Twin Turbo)
You might expect the "TT" abbreviation in the Audi TT to relate to its turbocharged engine in some way. But that wasn't a factor in the creation of its name.
Read MoreIf A Jalopnik Reader Doesn't Buy This Incredible 2000 Alpina B10 3.3 Touring Wagon, We Might As Well Give Up On The Manual Transmission Forever
You deserve to own an Alpina wagon with cloth seats and a manual transmission. We all do.
Read MoreThis Is Why You Still Love Your Car
It doesn't have to be rare or expensive to be worthy of love.
Read MoreNHTSA Is Sick Of Self-Driving Cars Getting In The Way Of Emergency Responders
Can we really rely on autonomous vehicle developers to do the right thing, in situations where every second counts?
Read MoreThe Chrysler Conquest Wasn't Really A Chrysler, It Was Mitsubishi's Last Rear-Drive Sports Car
When is a Chrysler not a Chrysler? When it's badge-engineered from another make. Here's the story behind the Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler Conquests.
Read MoreTire Particles Linked Directly To Alzheimer's Disease, But I Can't Remember Whether That's Bad Or Not
Whether it's building separate bike lanes, improving public transportation, or increasing density in downtown areas, we have lots of options to reduce tire use.
Read MoreHere's Some Stuff You Can Tow With A Slate Truck (And Some You Probably Shouldn't Try)
Wondering how much weight a Slate truck can handle? We break down the limits of the Slate's hauling capabilities, including what's safe and what’s not.
Read MoreNature Is Healing: Audi Is Pivoting Back To Better Interior Materials And More Buttons
The new design language that debuted with the Concept C and Nuvolari will spread through the Audi lineup in the next few years.
Read MoreJetta, Taycan And Gas-Powered 718 Replacement Are Among 10 Cars That Could All Be Killed To Save Volkswagen
The Volkswagen Group we're going to see in the 2030s will look far different than the one we've got today.
Read MoreSure, Slate Trucks Are Cheap, But What If You Just Keep Adding Options And Don't Stop?
The Slate Truck starts as one of America's cheapest EVs, but a few ambitious trips through the configurator can transform that bargain into something else.
Read MoreHow Bridgestone Tires Got Its Name From A Japanese Founder's Surname Flip
To many enthusiasts' ears, Bridgestone sounds as American as Goodyear or apple pie, but this tire brand's name is actually 100% Japanese.
Read MoreThese Are The Car Designs Our Readers Once Hated But Now Love
Our readers offered up a long list of cars that have grown on them over the years.
Read MoreSub-$500 New Car Payments Are Becoming Few And Far Between
The list of new cars available with affordable financing does not make for cheerful reading.
Read MoreWhat's Your Most Frustrating Parking Lot Experience?
A nightmare not just limited to Trader Joe's lots.
Read MoreAt $6,900, Is This 2004 Audi TT 3.2 A Bauhaus Bargain?
The 2004 Audi TT 3.2 we're going to discuss today might be considered a future classic owing to its form-over-function design and desirable drivetrain.
Read MoreWhy 2 Million Tires Ended Up On The Ocean Floor Near Florida In The '70s
It sounds bonkers when you say it out loud, but dumping 2 million old tires in the ocean sounded like a brilliant idea to a team of scientists in the '70s.
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Making The Switch To Plastic Ramps From Your Metal Ones
Plastic car ramps seem to be everywhere, but whether they're the right choice for you mainly comes down to your expectations and what you use them for.
Read MoreWhy NASA Is Going With Fuel Cells Instead Of Batteries For Energy Storage On The Moon
NASA's planned fuel cell may be large, but it should still be cheaper to launch than a traditional battery.
Read MoreThe Chrysler Airflow Was A Flop In The '30s Despite Its Innovative Design
Radical aerodynamics and advanced construction couldn’t save the Chrysler Airflow, as rushed production and the Great Depression sealed its fate.
Read MoreNYC Congestion Pricing Cut EMS Response Times By Over A Minute As It's Wild Success Continues
The goal was achieved with a 21 percent reduction in passenger vehicle traffic. Benefits like faster ambulance response times are pleasant side effects.
Read MoreThe U.S. Government Still Has No Idea Who's Making Deadly Aftermarket Airbags
These particular inflators, possibly manufactured by Jilin Province Detiannuo Safety Technology Co., Ltd., or DTN, throw shrapnel when deployed on impact.
Read MoreDynasty, Grandeur, Equus — The Cars That Paved The Way For Hyundai's Genesis
The Genesis brand makes some popular luxury cars today, but it might not have achieved its success if it weren't for preceding Hyundai models.
Read MoreHere's What The R/T Badge On A Dodge Charger Actually Means
Rapid Transit? Racing Technology? Rally Touring? Racing Team? There are lots of possibilities for the meaning behind the R/T label, but only one is right.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2022 Polestar 2 Has Depreciated In 4 Years
With premium build quality and solid warranty coverage, the Polestar 2 offers a compelling argument against going Tesla, but does its depreciation support it?
Read MoreWhat Underrated Car Movies Should We Be Watching?
For the purpose of this week's question I recommend the "McLaren" documentary.
Read MoreEU Wants To Slow Down Fast Drivers Using Satellites In Orbit
Around the world, there's a continued push for speed-limiting devices in vehicles, and the EU could implement GPS-controlled limits as early as 2030.
Read MoreWhat The '70s Oil Crisis Can Teach Us About Living Through Fuel Shortages
We may be facing another huge oil crisis, and looking at the consequences of the 1973 OPEC embargo under Nixon can teach us a lot on how to navigate it today.
Read MoreWhen You Get An Overnight Test Drive From The Dealership, Read The Rules Carefully
Many dealers offer extended test drives that last up to 96 hours, but they come with strict rules, mileage and speed caps, and sometimes even security deposits.
Read MoreCan You Add Android Auto Without Having To Switch To A New Head Unit?
If your car doesn't feature Android Auto, buying a new head unit is not your only option. There's a quicker and cheaper alternative that looks almost as good.
Read MoreHere's What Should Be In Your Bicycle Repair Tool Kit
If you own a bike, sooner or later it's going to need fixing, and you may want to do it yourself. Here are the tools you need, both at home and on the road.
Read MoreHow Many Sherman Tanks Were Built (And Why They're So Rare Today)
Only a tiny fraction of the massively popular M4 Sherman tanks built for WWII exist today, and the reason why is just as frustrating as the number itself.
Read MoreThe Lexus LS 400 Was Born From Toyota's Secret F1 Project That Cost $1 Billion
A secret Toyota project set out to beat Germany's luxury elite. What followed became one of the automotive industry's biggest success stories.
Read MoreSigns Your Torque Converter Is About To Quit
A bad torque converter could be problematic for your car, but how can you tell whether your torque converter is healthy or on its way out?
Read MoreHere's How Much The 2021 Jeep Gladiator Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Thinking about buying a used 2021 Jeep Gladiator? Its five-year depreciation tells an interesting story, especially once you compare it with its closest rivals.
Read MoreLong Before Chrysler's Hot Rod Jeeps, AMC Stuffed V8s In CJs, Wagoneers, And More
V8-powered Jeeps like the Grand Cherokee Limited made a splash starting in 1998, but Jeeps actually were using V8 engines over three decades earlier.
Read MoreIllinois Decides Old People Don't Actually Need Mandatory Driving Tests To Renew Their Licenses Anymore
Age requirements for re-taking driving tests have now gone up in Illinois, going from drivers aged 79 and older, to drivers aged 86 and older.
Read MoreThese Diesel Engines Have Terrible Reputations For Reliability
Diesel engines are generally very reliable and capable of lasting for hundreds of thousands of miles. However, these diesels are some of the least dependable.
Read MoreThe New Audi Q3's Funky Turn Signal Stalk Is Actually Really Cool And Satisfying To Use
There is zero learning curve involved here. Audi isn't out to trick you or pull a fast one. It clearly just wanted to create a cool piece of design.
Read MoreThe Contentious History Of The Term 'SUV'
Sports Utility Vehicles are exceptionally popular today, but it might be difficult to agree on what makes a "true" SUV. But that's how it's always been.
Read MoreHow To Fix A Sagging Headliner Without Ripping It Out Or Paying A Shop
Detaching headliners is a way more common problem than you may think, and owners have found several effective and not-so-effective solutions over the years.
Read MoreThe Move Over Rule Exists In All 50 States And 1/3 Of Drivers Still Ignore It
Move over laws require drivers to switch lanes to avoid driving next to emergency vehicles. Ignoring them can carry fines of up to $10,000 and even prison time.
Read MoreWhat EV Owners Need To Know About Electric Car Maintenance
You might think electric vehicles don't have as many maintenance requirements as gas-powered alternatives, but they actually have some important differences.
Read MoreWhy Do You Still Love Your Car?
I think it depends on your personality and your connection with cars in the first place, right?
Read MoreDive, Breach And Do Barrel Rolls Like A Majestic Ocean Beast In This Ridiculous 'Boat'
For those of us who want the chaotic freedom of an airborne 8,000-pound aquatic mammal, a California company has just the thing to make that dream a reality.
Read MoreThe 4 Top Causes Of Fatal Semi-Truck Crashes
Semi-trucks get involved in some harrowing collisions with other vehicles. But these crashes are caused by more than unsafe, uncaring drivers.
Read MoreHow Rock's Most Volatile Drummer Showed Everyone Range Rovers Are Fantastic Off-Roaders
He played with a brilliant band that recorded four albums in two years, then dissolved. He made more music, then a project that took his Range Rover to Africa.
Read MoreSlate Partners With Crayola On Brightly Colored Truck Wraps, But There's No Burnt Sienna
With so many colors available in Crayola's repertoire, we were hoping for a bit more variety, but these choices certainly add some life to the gray pickup.
Read MoreWatching Grown Men Throwing Cars Down A Hill For Studebaker's Arduous 1932 Vehicle Testing Is A Special Kind Of Delight
This safety video shared by the Studebaker National Museum is natural catnip to fervent watchers of such carnal metal demise.
Read MoreChina Successfully Lands Space Rocket For First Time, Matching SpaceX And Blue Origin
While America may lead the space race in both total annual launches and Moon missions, the Middle Kingdom just narrowed the gap considerably.
Read MoreA Flock Camera Error Ended With An Auto Journalist Detained By Police Over A 'Stolen' Range Rover
Plymouth police told the couple that if they had been pulled over in Minneapolis, the cops "definitely would've come at you with guns drawn."
Read More500-HP Viper-V10-Powered Motorcycle Is Up For Sale If You Dare
Making such a massive engine work on two wheels is a big undertaking, but builder Allen Millyard is no newbie when it comes to building incredible bikes.
Read More1,580-HP Denza Z Supercar Can Charge In Under 10 Minutes And Is Cheaper Than A Porsche 911 GTS
This four-seat supercar from BYD's luxury brand can hit 62 mph in under two seconds and reach a top speed of 217 mph.
Read MoreOil Surplus Forecast For 2027 Threatened By Trump's Continued War With Iran
Goodbye oil surplus.
Read MoreFerrari Says It 'Didn't Expect' The Level Of Hate The $640,000 Luce EV Got
You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who really, really likes the Ferrari Luce.
Read MoreNew United Airlines Trial Allows Passengers To Drop Off Their Checked Bags The Night Before Flights
One airline is exploring ways to make the line to its check-in counter move more efficiently.
Read MoreTransportation Secretary Sean Duffy's 7-Month Anti-Porn Road Trip Reality Show Is Still Nowhere To Be Found
Did corporate sponsors such as Boeing, Shell, Toyota, Royal Caribbean, United Airlines, and Lyft waste their money on a show that will never see daylight?
Read MoreThese Car Design Details Really Annoy Our Readers
Shockingly, almost no one said split headlights.
Read MoreVolkswagen May Kill Half Its Lineup And Slash 100,000 Jobs Just To Stay Afloat
Plus U.S. safety regulators are considering allowing driverless cars without steering wheels on our roads and BMW is running away with the luxury sales crown.
Read MoreWhat Car Has The Most Annoying Drivers?
Annoying can be how they act while they're actually driving the car or how they act when they're just existing in society outside the car.
Read MoreAt $65,000, Would You Spoil Yourself With This 1971 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler?
The Mercury Cyclone had a limited run, but there were some special versions of the short-lived muscle car, including this Spoiler with a $65k asking price.
Read MoreA Bomb Exploded Inside LaGuardia Airport In 1975, Killing 11 People, And America Mostly Just Forgot About It
Over 50 years after it occurred, the bombing that rocked one of New York's largest airports remains an unsolved case.
Read MoreMcLaren Brushed The Cobwebs Off An Old Supercar Design By Bruce McLaren Himself And Built A Period-Correct Tribute
Set to debut at Goodwood, the one-off resto build was created using old McLaren molds, and it took MSO over 3,000 hours to put it all together.
Read MoreRed Bull Racing Put The Finishing Touches On Its $6 Million RB17 Hypercar For Goodwood Debut
The 1,267-horsepower track-day monster will be running up the hill all weekend, with Adrian Newey and some of Red Bull's drivers behind the wheel.
Read MoreO'Reilly Automotive Offers $10 Billion To Buy Napa, And There May Be A New Monopoly In Town
This bid is just that, a bid. Technically speaking, Genuine Parts Co. hasn't offered Napa up for sale as of just yet.
Read MoreTrump's Ambassador To Canada Is Right (And Very Wrong) About The Gordie Howe Bridge
A recent economic survey said that if the bridge didn't open up on time back on June 12, that it would cost Americans about a million dollars a day.
Read More671-HP Mercedes-AMG CLA45 EV Has Three Axial-Flux Motors And Simulated Shifts, Just Like The New GT 4-Door
Sadly we won't be getting the electric CLA45 in the U.S., but its wild powertrain could be brought over in the upcoming GLA.
Read MoreWealthy Transportation Secretary Pushes Glorified Golf Cart Built For Country Clubs And Gated Communities As The Solution To U.S. Affordability Crisis
The Fiat Topolino is a tiny Low-Speed Vehicle that makes a 500e look like a Chevrolet Suburban in comparison.
Read MoreAdorable Fiat Topolino Launches In U.S. For $14,985 So You Can Stunt On All Your Suburban Neighbors
With an 8-hp motor and a small battery pack, the Topolino has 46 miles of range and a 19-mph top speed, but that can be increased to a street-legal 25 mph.
Read MoreThese Are The Race Car Drivers Our Readers Would Actually Be Friends With
We actually got some good variety in these answers, not just across racing series but age, as well.
Read MoreUpcoming Senate Vote Would Make Already Banned Chinese Vehicles Even More Banned
Plus, Polestar's inability to sell vehicles past 2026 has hurt its sales, Aston Martin's creditors are getting antsy about the automaker's cash flow and more.
Read MoreWhat Car Design Did You Once Hate But Now Love?
It's okay to change your mind every now and again.
Read MoreHere's Everything We Know About The Crash China Doesn't Want You To Know About
In the long term, don't be surprised if we never get a full, official accounting of what happened.
Read MoreAt $16,000, Would This 2004 Volvo V70R Be A Ball To Own?
With a stack of spare parts and one of the most thorough lists of modifications and maintenance you've ever seen, does this Volvo justify its $16k asking price?
Read MoreRuf Is Betting Everything On A New 1,000-HP Twin-Turbo Flat-Eight
The boxer-8 engine is debuting at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in a CTR3-based prototype called Erprober, and it'll be paired with a six-speed manual.
Read MoreThe 5th-Gen Lexus RX 350 Is Revered As Reliable, But It's Not Perfect
The fifth-generation Lexus RX 350 has earned widespread praise for reliability, but ownership data reveals a few important caveats buyers should know.
Read MoreMcLaren 788HS Is Allegedly The Best And Final Iteration Of This V8 Supercar
Only the third McLaren to wear the High Sport moniker, the 788HS gets more power, more downforce and a unique chassis setup.
Read MoreYugos Once Sold In The Hundreds Of Thousands, Now They Have Nearly Disappeared
Malcolm Bricklin introduced the Yugo to American drivers with high hopes, and the cars' low price was eye-catching. But their success was short-lived.
Read MoreHere Are The Signs Of A Bad Fuel Pump
Fuel pumps are designed to last hundreds of thousands of miles, but if they start to fail, replacing them is usually the only real solution.
Read MoreI Think Donald Trump Is Giving Actual Communism A Try With Government Run 'Freedom Fuel' Gas Stations
President Trump's support, slightly lower prices, patriotic signage and — most importantly — communistic principles; what's not to love about Freedom Fuel?
Read MoreWhy Wearing Headphones While Driving Is Illegal In Some States
While driving with headphones is still completely legal in most U.S. states, several states have strict laws and guidelines around distracted driving.
Read MoreTrump's Fancy New Plane Is Too Big A Target To Fly On
Air Force One is arguably the most recognizable aircraft in the world.
Read MoreBizzarrini 5300 Aperta Lusso Is A 60-Year-Old Giugiaro Design Finally Brought To Life
This targa might look like it's from the '60s, but it's almost entirely new with a semi-monocoque bonded chassis and a single-piece carbon-fiber composite body.
Read MoreThe 'Coolest Thing Made In Alabama' Is Officially A Honda Odyssey Race Car
Making a minivan into a race car probably isn't the first choice for most enthusiasts, but that doesn't stop this track-ready Honda from being the coolest.
Read MoreF1's Macarena Wings Under FIA Scrutiny After Verstappen's High-Speed Crashes
The alleged danger may stem from the key difference between the Ferrari and Red Bull macarena designs.
Read MoreThis Looks Like Poop From A Butt
It's narrow with a tall greenhouse despite being short, and the crisp shoulder line doesn't do enough to make the surfacing interesting or hide the car's mass.
Read MoreThese Are Your 'Mad Max' Apocalypse Rides
Plenty of you noted that gasoline really doesn't last that long, and alternative fuels are likely a more reliable way to power.
Read MoreRam's Solid 2026 Could Break Stellantis' Seven-Year Self-Inflicted Bad Luck Streak
Plus GM's Chinese sales are in free fall, Washington state car dealers are suing Scout's direct sales model and Honda is recalling over 325,000 Odysseys.
Read MoreAlmost A Quarter Of New Car Buyers Got 7-Year Loans Last Quarter
Wage stagnation has reached a truly dire point, with research showing that nearly half of U.S. households don't earn enough to meet basic needs.
Read MoreWhat's One Car Design Detail That Really Annoys You?
With so much of a focus on design, I'm always noticing little details that I either really love, or really can't stand. Today, I want to talk about the latter.
Read MoreAt $10,800, Is This 2003 Mazda Miata 'Shinsen' A Fresh Deal?
With lots of maintenance history and a special somewhat-limited-edition package as a part of the deal, this Miata is appealing. But at what price?
Read MoreCop Uses License Plate Reader Data To Stalk 'Shiny Thing' Also Known As A Human Being
Roman's transgressions began with what most women have learned instinctively to shrug off — a bunch of cat calling and whistling.
Read MoreThis Was The Fastest Recorded Speed On A Public Road For Almost 80 Years
Powered by a massive twin-supercharged V12 engine, the specialized version of the Mercedes W125 was able to crack 260 mph way back in the 1930s.
Read MoreThese Are Some Of The Cheapest New Cars To Lease In July
Finding a cheap car isn't easy these days, but if you're willing to lease, these inexpensive lease deals will help keep your monthly costs relatively low.
Read MoreThese Are The Cars You Are Sick Of Seeing On The Road
Every time you get behind the wheel is the start of a new adventure, you just know it can be ruined by accidentally casting your gaze on a vile-looking vehicle.
Read MoreTesla FSD Foiled By Sunglasses On Driver Asleep At The Wheel On Canadian Mountain Pass
Luckily this is not yet another story about a Tesla with its "Full Self-Driving" system turned on leading to a fatal crash.
Read MoreHow Ford's 1983 Probe IV Concept Hit A 0.152 Drag Coefficient For Max MPG
With a sci-fi body built in Italy and tested in Lockheed's wind tunnel, the 1983 Ford Probe IV's drag coefficient is still lower than any production car today.
Read MoreThis Adorable Minibot Could Be The Future Of Cleaning Oil Spills More Effectively
The"Electronic Dolphin," is a the minibot created by engineers at RMIT University to help clean up oil spills in a more effective and eco-conscious way.
Read MoreLucid Offers $10,000 Off Gravity SUV And $7,500 Off Air Sedan If You're Willing To Take Last Year's Models Off Its Hands
Sadly, if you want an Air Sapphire, you'll still have to pay full price.
Read MoreThe SGT Automobili 55-SGT Looks Like An Awesome '90s DTM Race Car But Hides The Alfa Romeo Giulia Underneath
You can tell it started life as a Quadrifoglio when you pop the hood.
Read MoreUnbearably Cute Fiat Topolino Sport (Probably) Has The World's Shortest Racing Stripes
This new special edition amps up the Topolino's already cute retro styling, but doesn't add any actual sportiness.
Read MoreDrivers Are Switching To Regular Gas As Premium Prices Remain High, Manufacturer Recommendations Be Damned
As it stands, the average price of a regular gallon of gas is $3.79, the average price of mid-grade is $4.29 and the average price of premium is $4.67.
Read MorePresident Trump Pardons 9 More Diesel Tuners Convicted Of Violating The Clean Air Act
Most of these investigations and convictions took place, at least in part, during Trump's first or second term, not exclusively under Biden as Trump claims.
Read MoreMetal Balls From Outer Space Invade Australia
Ever have one of those days when you're invaded by strange metallic objects from beyond our planet?
Read MoreMonthly New Car Payments Hit A Record $777 As Cars Become More And More Unaffordable
Plus Toyota is investing billions in its Texas plant, Mercedes-Benz plans to build the "Baby G" in Hungary — not Austria — and another Ford recall.
Read MoreSelling These Cars Made Our Readers Feel The Most Free
Even if it started as a great car, sometimes you end up feeling trapped, and the only way forward is to make it someone else's problem.
Read MoreWhich Race Car Driver Would You Actually Want To Be Friends With?
You can pick a retired driver, but leave the dead in the ground. Reanimating corpses gets weird fast and there are far more ways that could go wrong than right.
Read MoreAt $5,700, Is This 'Meticulously Maintained' 2005 BMW X3 A Banner Bargain?
It has over 250,000 miles on the odometer, but this X3 also has a rare six-speed manual. Does that make it desirable enough to justify a $5,700 price tag?
Read MoreBust-Out Fraud Can Get Anyone With Great Credit A New Car Collection In Less Than Thirty Days, For Now
Point Predictive revealed the rate of these schemes occurring have gone up 83 percent in the last five years.
Read MoreWisconsin's Milwaukee Mile Is The World's Oldest Operating Motor Speedway
One of America’s most historic racing venues has shifted through eras of sports and entertainment while continuing to host major motorsports events.
Read MoreWhat's The Fastest Way To Repair A Flat Tire?
Not all roadside tire fixes are permanent, and some take longer than others. But keep these tips in mind, and a flat tire will never ruin your day again.
Read More2027 Mercedes-Maybach S580 Is An Upgraded Ultra-Luxury Sedan Thriving In An Ultra-SUV World
Though not a ground-up redesign, Maybach did a lot to keep the big S-Class relevant as its SUV (and sedan) competition continues to pound at the door.
Read MoreThis Bold Pink 1997 BMW Z3 Roadster Signed By Sydney Sweeney Can Be Yours If You're Short Enough
This is quite possibly the pinkest BMW roadster; a color you will certainly not find anywhere else.
Read MoreCadillac Recalls Every Vistiq After Internal Investigation Spurred By Deadly Hyundai Palisade Power-Folding Seat Incident Reveals Similar Fault
So far, the automaker hasn't been able to cook up a final remedy, so until they do, dealers will disable the power-folding mechanism.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Bentley Bentayga V8 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Bentley's 542-hp twin-turbo V8 luxury SUV debuted with a starting price of $177,000 in 2021. Here's what it's worth after five years of depreciation.
Read More5 Pretty Darn Believable Theories Why Convertibles Have Nearly Disappeared In The U.S.
Convertibles used to be a symbol of luxury and adventure. Today, they account for less than 1% of new car sales, and we think we know why no one's buying them.
Read MoreFirework Hits Delta Flight As It's Landing Because That's How America Celebrates The 4th Of July
The pilots were able to land the plane without any issues, but the Federal Aviation Administration still plans to investigate the incident.
Read MoreTesla Model Y L Arrives Stateside For Parents Who Want To Spend $63,630 Slamming Their Kids' Heads Into Tempered Glass
It's also over $12,000 more expensive than its Chinese counterpart for...reasons.
Read MoreFord Fired Diabetic Electrician Over Stolen $1.95 Cookie Allegations
After over a decade at Ford's Louisville plant, the worker was fired for stealing a single cookie, but his bank transactions prove he paid for it.
Read MoreFerrari Gets Another F1 Win Due To A Kimi Antonelli Mechanical Failure
Compounding his mechanical failure in Barcelona, the teenage Italian's points lead is melting in front of his eyes through no fault of his own.
Read MoreTesla Driver Tries To Blame Crash On Software His Car Doesn't Even Have
The car in question almost certainly didn't have Autopilot installed at the time of the crash.
Read MoreWhat Does MPG-E Mean And How Is It Calculated?
While it does measure the efficiency of electric cars, the letter "e" in MPG-e has nothing to do with electricity. Here's what it really means.
Read MoreThe Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale's Stick-Shift Might Not Be 'Real' But You've Gotta Stop Freaking Out About It
In essence, it was either going to be this "fake" manual, or no manual at all, and I personally believe in the lesser of two evils. Do you not?
Read MoreTesla's European Q2 Made Up For Dwindling U.S. Sales
Plus the ever-increasing length of auto loans, Rivian's 2026 estimates, and new Chinese moves into South Africa.
Read MoreNASA's Backup Mars Rover May Get Its Chance To Shine (On The Moon)
During a news conference on last week, NASA announced that the agency is "thinking very hard right now" about sending the unsung hero to the Moon
Read MoreWhat's Your 'Mad Max' Apocalypse Ride?
When the 9-5 jobs end and society is reduced to automotive nomads killing each other over fuel, water, and dog food, what are you going to drive?
Read MoreAt $5,000, Could This Project 1999 Porsche Boxster Boxster Get You To Roll Up Your Sleeves?
Is that cheap enough to roll the dice despite the issues and high miles? Or would it be more prudent to give this Porsche a pass?
Read MoreBentley's New Electric SUV Is Named After Beautiful Spanish Mountains, But I Just Think Of A Pokémon
The new model is named after the El Torcal de Antequera natural park in Andalusia, Spain, but, to me the name Torcal just makes me think of a Pokémon.
Read MoreThe History Of Wisconsin's Most Recognized Corvette Sponsorship
A special bridge at one of America's favorite race tracks has become synonymous with the Corvette nameplate, and it's now celebrating 70 years of history.
Read MoreHere's What The 70/30 Motorcycle Brake Rule Means
Unlike cars, motorcycle brakes aren't modulated with a single pedal. They require combining the hand- and foot-lever brakes together, with a specific balance.
Read MoreLong Distance Road Trip Rules Are Way Different (And More Serious) In An EV
EVs may be great highway companions, but without some meticulous planning and preparation, taking a longer road trip in one can quickly turn into a nightmare.
Read MoreFAA Wants To Legalize Supersonic Flight If Sonic Booms Stay Quiet Enough
What the FAA is saying now is, hey, the speed of the plane isn't the problem; the sonic boom's power is. So why not regulate the latter instead of the former?
Read MoreYou Need This Mid-Engine Renault Clio V6 That's Already Been Imported, Not A 401(k)
It's only $92,000, which you can definitely afford.
Read MoreHow To Fix A Garage Door Sensor Yourself
If your garage door is having trouble opening or closing, it could be due to a sensor issues. Luckily, you can easily fix most sensor issues on your own.
Read MoreHow Aftermarket Airbag Suspension Systems Can Improve Your Truck's Towing Ability
Hauling a heavy load can dramatically change the driving dynamics of your truck, but adding aftermarket airbag suspension can help level things out.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Lincoln Navigator L Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Lincoln Navigator L is an expensive luxury SUV with a longer wheelbase than the base Navigator. How has its value fared after five years of depreciation?
Read MoreWhat Cars Are You Sick Of Seeing On The Road?
You might say some uncouth things about said monstrosity when encountered on the road
Read MorePorsche Dauer 962: How A Race Car, Turned Street Car, Turned Winning Le Mans Car Earned An Impossible Shot At Glory
Porsche's 962 prototype is likely one of the most recognized Porsche racing machines, outside of course, the 911.
Read MoreWisconsin-Built Neo-Classic Excalibur Was A Genuine American Supercar
Styled around the 1928 Mercedes-Benz SSK, with proportions lowered and widened to fit the Studebaker Lark chassis, the Excalibur really got people talking.
Read MoreFirst Month Of EV Ownership: Here's Everything New EV Owners Need To Know
Buying and owning your first EV can be a bit intimidating at first, but if you're properly prepared for the experience, things will go a lot smoother.
Read More4 Popular Cars You Probably Didn't Know Are Built In South Korea
South Korea is one of the world's biggest car exporters, and its gigantic factories also build several surprising nameplates that dominate sales in America.
Read MoreHow The Fastest Fish In The Ocean Inspired The McLaren P1's Design
It's not every fish in the sea that can go 68 mph. This one helped the designer of McLaren's P1 hypercar solve a vexing problem of air turbulence.
Read MoreThe Number Of New Cars Painted A Boring Shade Of Grayscale Has Nearly Doubled Since 1996
I'm all about inclusivity, but all this gray pride is really making me question what type of country the U.S. is becoming.
Read More500 HP: Good Enough For A Ford Mustang Dark Horse, Good Enough For A Sherman Tank
It turns out 500 horsepower was a key weapon in WWII decades before it became a track standard. Explore the engineering link between the tank and the Mustang.
Read MoreIn This Era Of Global Manufacturing, Which Semi Trucks Are Still Made In America?
While many iconic American semi truck brands are now under foreign ownership, a surprising number of them are still built here, on American soil.
Read MoreThe DIN Standard For Car Stereos May Be Obsolete, But It Was Better And I Can Prove It
Once upon a time, an institute in Germany prevailed upon automakers to standardize something crucial about car stereos. Since that era ended, it's been chaos.
Read MoreWhen Does Buying An EV Actually Start Saving You Money Over Gas?
As gas prices soar, then dip, you may be wondering if buying a new EV would save you money in the long run. The answer depends on this formula.
Read MoreVespa Spent Its First Decade Trying Its Hand At Racing Which Resulted In Some Weird-Ass Models And Record-Making Runs
You don't think of a Vespa competing on a race track like its Italian counterparts, Ducati and Ferrari, but the scooter did have a stint of tearing up rubber.
Read More9 Vintage Vans That Secretly Want To Be Cartoon Stars
A few vintage vans had designs that made them seem cute or quirky. You could say that these particular models would fit perfectly as cartoon characters.
Read MoreWhat's More American Than A Fox Body Mustang Painted Like A Flag Doing Burnouts
To celebrate the Fourth of July, here's a cheap, V8-powered Ford Mustang doing burnouts. Thanks for 250 years, America.
Read More1920s Road Trip Rules Were A Bit More Serious Than They Are Now
Modern road trips are fun and games compared to the 1920s, when they required serious survival skills, maintenance know-how, and careful planning.
Read MoreThis Is How Much A 2021 GMC Sierra 1500 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
GMC moved a quarter million Sierras in 2021, and their values are still holding strong compared to rivals like the Ford F-150 and Chevy Silverado.
Read MoreYou Can Exhibit Famous BMW Art Cars On The New X5's Panoramic Vision Display, Because Why The Hell Not?
Sure, you can have BMW's fancy projected display show all sorts of relevant information, but you really want it to show a bunch of Art Car pictures instead.
Read MoreWhat It Actually Means When A Car Has A Low Drag Coefficient
A car's drag coefficient affects how much power it's exerting and how fast it's going. But the actual science behind it is a bit more complicated.
Read MoreIf You're Mad Rivians Don't Have Android Auto Or Apple CarPlay, Here's How To Fix That
Rivians don't come with Android Auto or Apple CarPlay as standard, but you can always add it on later with this handy aftermarket modification.
Read MoreDriving A Manual Doesn't Just Make You Cool, It Makes Your Brain Healthy Too
The mental process of choosing the correct gear, plus the physical process of operating the clutch, gas, and shifter, engages the prefrontal cortex.
Read MoreNew York Closed Its 1940 World's Fair With A Grand Prix, Back When Fairs Were Great
The Grand Prix at the World's Fair was held on a short three-quarter-mile circuit on the fairground's public roads.
Read MoreSpend 60 Seconds Of Your Day Watching A Land Rover LR3 Get Torture Tested
Despite the fact that most Land Rover buyers never use their SUV's outstanding off-road capabilities, it refuses to phone-in the development of new off-roaders.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2022 Lucid Air Has Depreciated In Four Years
EVs are notorious for their steep depreciation rates, and Lucid is no exception. Here's how the 2022 Air's used value compares to Tesla, Audi, and Mercedes EVs.
Read MoreThis Is The Closest Our Readers Have Come To Torture Testing Their Cars
Oftentimes, the line between "wow this is such a fun road" and "uh-oh" can be thinner than we think.
Read MoreWhen Have You Felt Most Free In A Car?
These days, car ownership can feel like the furthest thing from free.
Read MoreAt $14,900, Would You Nickname This 1976 Saab 99 GL 'Björn Of Jets'?
After 42 years of ownership, the seller is parting ways with this classic two-door Saab, but is it worth the price?
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Making The Switch To A Lithium Starter Battery
Lithium and standard lead-acid car batteries both have their pros and cons, and for some owners, switching to the former has serious utility.
Read MoreCargo Thefts Are Rising And Tesla Factory Docks Appear To Be A Real Easy Target
One heist captured $475,000 worth of Powerwall 3s in one go.
Read MoreAlpine Just Built Its Last A110 (Until The New One Is Revealed Next Week)
The potentially U.S.-bound next-generation A110 will be revealed at the Goodwood Festival of Speed with an electric powertrain, and a gas one might come later.
Read MoreHeroic Final Flight Of The Skydweller Drone Lasted Eight Days Through A Storm And Still Nearly Made It Home
In all, the Skydweller flew for 192 hours and 14 minutes. Alas, the storm won in the end, and the noble flyer now resides at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.
Read MoreI Yearn For Something Bigger Than My Yaris! What Car Shoud I Buy?
Ryan won his 2008 Toyota Yaris in a radio contest and it's time for an upgrade into something a bit bigger and more modern.
Read MoreDueling Popemobiles One Step Closer To Reality Thanks To Latest Catholic Schism
It's hard to imagine an Italian automaker defying the Vatican to build an Antipopemobile for the heretics.
Read MoreThe McMurtry Spéirling Is A 1000-HP Electric Batmobile That Can Be Driven Upside Down And You Can Now Buy One For Just $1.3 Million
The production version of the record-setting car will have larger exterior dimensions and a larger battery to go along with the seven-figure price tag.
Read MoreGet $25,000 Off A New Polestar 4 If You Don't Mind The Whole 'Banned In The U.S.' Thing
Head over to Polestar dot com, and you'll be greeted with the offer of $25,000 off the cash purchase of a new Polestar 4.
Read MoreThese Cars Are More Than Ready For A New Generation
Never be the last person to leave the party.
Read MoreHonda CR-V Takes Advantage Of Ford F-150, Toyota RAV4 Misadventures To Become Your 2026 Sales Champion
Plus Nissan's CEO wants to shake the company's rental car reputation, Stellantis saw a 6% sales gain in Q2 more Ford recalls.
Read MoreThe Slate Truck Could Still Fall Under $20,000 With These Little-Known Credits
The federal government has killed its $7,500 EV tax credit, but several states offer credits or rebates that could drop the Slate's cost below 20 grand.
Read MoreWhich Car Made You Feel The Most Free After You Finally Sold It?
We want to know about the cars that changed your life for the better the moment they were gone. After all, they can't all be winners.
Read MoreAt $28,500, Is This 2002 Dodge Ram 2500 Diesel 4X4 A Tall Order?
Very few flaws and relatively low miles make this truck appealing, but the price may have you reconsidering whether this 2002 Dodge Ram is worth the money.
Read MoreYou Can't Buy Mazda's $10,000 Flair Crossover, And Not Just For The Obvious Reason
Mazda's new tech-packed Flair looks like a bargain at $10,000, but there are several good reasons why you'll probably never see it on American roads.
Read MoreHow The Two-Door Chevy Tahoe Took The Blazer's Place
The Tahoe became a defining piece of GM’s full-size SUV strategy in the 1990s, shaping how Chevrolet structured its truck-based lineup.
Read MoreTrump Claims 'Right To Repair' Victory That Really Just Tries To Defang CARB
Will the EPA make regulations more restrictive than they are now, or will it regulate CARB's standards out of existence? Only time will tell.
Read MoreWhy MPG Testing Changed After 2020: The Fuel Sulfur Standard Nobody Talks About
By 2020, the EPA revamped its emissions and fuel economy testing by using gasoline with reduced sulfur and 10% ethanol, but this also changed the MPG results.
Read More2027 Kia Niro Hybrid Refresh Looks Like An Improvement, But Drops EV And PHEV Models
Aside from some styling tweaks and a handful of new tech items, the facelifted Kia Niro stays the course, and that's fine — we'll miss the EV and PHEV, though.
Read MoreWhere To Find Those Rare, Non-Huge, Normal-Sized Buc-Ee's Fueling Stations
Buc-ee's has become notorious for its oversized mega travel centers, but drivers in the know can also find its earlier, smaller locations all across Texas.
Read More2027 Lamborghini Urus SE Performante PHEV Gets 800 HP, Comfier Suspension And A Rally Mode
Like its non-hybrid predecessor, the plug-in Urus SE Performante is all about sharper handling, more aggressive styling and even louder exhaust.
Read MoreAverage New Car Prices Hit Record High Of $51,974, But People Are Still Rushing To Buy Them
The new record high is up $2,421 or 4.9% from the same day last year, and $314 higher than it was a month ago.
Read MoreI Put A Winch On My Porsche Cayenne And I Kind Of Hope I Never Have To Use It
If I'm going to be spending 5000 miles in the wilderness of Alaska and Canada, I want to be prepared. Let's get this bumper off.
Read MoreBYD Is On Track To Out-Sell Tesla
Plus, the brands that are succeeding in our modern automotive market, the state of Western automakers in China, and the weapons makers taking chips from cars.
Read MoreThese Land Yachts Are The Best Ever Sold In The U.S., According To Our Readers
If you care about focus and purpose, it's hard to beat a good, old-fashioned land yacht.
Read MoreWhat's The Closest You've Come To Torture Testing Your Car?
Modern cars are all put through a barrage of durability testing prior to reaching dealer lots, all to make sure it'll stay safe and reliable in your hands.
Read MoreIran Declares Itself Ticketmaster Of Oil, Will Drop Tolls To Transit Strait Of Hormuz In Favor Of Undisclosed 'Fees'
Voluntary fees" may sound, at best, like the beginning of one of those books about mice that want cookies.
Read MoreNew Four-Seat Fiat Multiplina Will Be The Cutest Way For Unlicensed Teens To Get Around
Just look at its smile!
Read MoreAt $7,000, Would Buying This 1976 Triumph TR7 Be A Victory?
The TR7 has always been the red-headed stepchild of the Triumph family.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Hyundai Palisade Has Depreciated In Five Years
The 2021 Hyundai Palisade has a 291-hp V6 engine, an eight-speed automatic transmission, and seating for up to eight passengers. How well has it held its value?
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There were 13 Range Rovers among the 182 vehicles trying to cover the 6,200 miles of the first Paris-Dakar Rally. But only one could be the four-wheeled winner.
Read MoreWhy Those Fuzzy-Dice Hanging From The Review Mirror Have Nearly Disappeared
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With massive budgets, big celebrity cameos, and premium production value, these are some of the best (and weirdest) in-flight safety videos ever made.
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Why Formula 1 Bans Beryllium And Other Exotic Metals From Racing Engines
McLaren had a winning concept with an engine that used beryllium instead of steel or aluminum. Then F1 barred it, and McLaren's edge was gone.
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Formula 1 drivers experience extreme levels of g-force during a race. To protect themselves, they train vigorously, and some of the exercises are pretty weird.
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Motor racing is a glamorous sport, full of legendary personalities and, indeed, iconic race tracks. Here are some of the most prestigious venues in the sport.
Read MoreTo Visualize How Dangerous Racing Used To Be, Here's The Oldest Racing Accident On Film
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Why Companies That Make Hydrogen-Powered Semi Trucks Keep Going Belly Up
So far, the road to hydrogen-powered semi trucks has been marked by company-ending misfires. Why are so many hydrogen startups having such a hard time?
Read MoreRegular And Extended Cabs Have Nearly Disappeared, But You Can Still Get Them On These Pickup Trucks
The crew cab is king these days, as pickup trucks with just two doors or smaller back doors have nearly vanished. But you can still find them on a few models.
Read MoreDo Tonneau Covers Actually Improve Your Truck's Gas Mileage Or Is That Just Something Your Weird Uncle Told You?
Not every tonneau cover is created equal.
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Wrenching (7)
Do Independent Shops Have The Same Vehicle Data Access As Dealerships? It's Complicated
For vehicle repairs, independent repair shops are often less expensive than dealerships, but they may not have the necessary access to fix your car.
Read MoreThis Is What It Looks Like Inside An Engine At 14,000 RPM
Have you ever wondered what it looks like inside a screaming sportbike engine on the pipe?
Read MoreCan Car Batteries Be Refurbished Or Rebuilt?
If your car's battery dies, there are signs to look for that will tell you if it can be renewed. And there's a way for you to do the work simply, at home.
Read MoreSigns Your Sunroof Is About To Become A Leaking Nightmare (And How To Prevent It)
Oh, you love your sunroof, and why not? Until water starts leaking in, that is. Here's what to look for so you can keep your sunroof from becoming a rain roof.
Read MoreWhat Is Torque Converter Shudder And How To Fix It
Torque converter shudder is an unpleasant sensation in any vehicle, and should you ever encounter it, you'll want to fix it as soon as possible.
Read MoreHow To Convert Your Car Or Truck Into A Flex-Fuel Vehicle
With E85 significantly cheaper than petroleum-based gas, you may be thinking about converting your ride to run on ethanol. It's complex but not impossible.
Read MoreHow Camber, Caster, And Toe Adjustments Affect Handling
Real-world racers and Gran Turismo heroes will likely have heard about camber, caster and toe, but what do they mean, and how will they make you faster?
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