What Are Your Rights If You Unknowingly Buy An Unsafe Car?
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9 Used Cars That Offer Easier Access For People With Mobility Issues
Climbing into some cars can feel like a real workout, especially for those with mobility issues. But you don't need a huge SUV for easy entry and exit.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Genesis G90 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
How does the 2021 Genesis G90 hold up on the used market? We look at depreciation trends, real-world dealer listings, and compare it to rival luxury sedans.
Read More8 Things You Can Find In The Auto Parts Section Of Home Depot
Did you know that Home Depot secretly doubles as an automotive-supply store? Yes, you can get what you need for your car at the same place you get your hammers.
Read More6 Japanese Performance Cars That Skyrocketed In Value (And 5 Cheaper Alternatives)
Some Japanese performance cars have become prohibitively expensive over the years. But a few alternatives can be had without breaking the bank.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Infiniti QX50 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Luxury compact SUVs like the Infiniti QX50 have a hard time holding their value. In the Infiniti's case, that translates to a steep decline since 2021.
Read MoreHow To Determine What Size Camper You Need For Your Family
Whether you're traveling as a simple pair, or bringing along four kids for your summer adventure, there's an RV or camper that can fit your needs.
Read MoreHere's Where Used Cars Are The Most (And Least) Affordable
The cost of a used car can vary wildly based on where in the U.S. you're looking for it. Here are the states with the highest and lowest median prices.
Read MoreWe Have A Growing Family And Need To Adjust Our Fleet! What Car Should I Buy?
Does practical have to mean boring?
Read MoreWant To Sell Your Car On Facebook? Here's What To Expect
Listing your car for sale anywhere online comes with quirks and concerns, but using Facebook Marketplace comes with a few specific quirks of its own.
Read MoreHow To Reverse Image Search Cars On Facebook Marketplace (And Why You Should)
Facebook Marketplace is a magnet for scammers, but a simple reverse image search can help protect you and keep scammers at bay. Here’s how and why it works.
Read More4 Mazdas That Have Surprisingly Low Resale Values
Mazda has a reputation for building fun cars, but some may have been too fun to retain their value. You might be surprised by these models that became bargains.
Read MoreI Have About $18,000 To Spend And I'm Tired Of Boring Cars! What Should I Buy?
With no bulky child seats in Matt's life any more, it's time for something smaller and sportier.
Read MoreFord F-150 SVT Lightning And Ram SRT-10: Current Values For The Formerly Fastest Trucks
The SVT Lightning and Ram SRT-10 are known for being incredibly fast trucks, and that has affected their current values in the secondhand market.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 Pacifica Hybrid is not without its problems, but with no rival minivan PHEVs on the market, has it retained its value? Let's look at the numbers.
Read MoreThese '70s Classics Were Hard Sells When New, But Are Valuable Today
Sometimes what looks like a weed later turns out to be a beautiful flower. These cars didn't make a splash when they came out, but now they bring big bucks.
Read MoreMy Toyota Sequoia Got Stolen, I Want To Replace It With Something Less Thirsty! What Should I Buy?
There's a lot to like about Toyota's body-on-frame SUV, but its appetite for gas isn't on that list.
Read More5 Signs That Used Car You're Considering Won't Be Reliable
Nobody wants to buy someone else's problems, but how can you tell if a used car will be dependable? Here are five warning signs that can show you cars to avoid.
Read More11 Toyota GR Supra Alternatives For Tighter Budgets
The Toyota GR Supra is out of production and getting expensive. If you want the same experience without the hefty price tag, we've come up with 11 alternatives.
Read MoreWhat Are The Known Reliability Issues With The Hyundai Smartstream 2.5L Engine?
Hyundai's Smartstream 2.5-liter gasoline engine is used in lots of different Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis products, but what are its known weak points?
Read MoreIs A 'No-Haggle' Car Dealership Really No-Haggle?
Negotiating at car lots isn't everyone's pastime, so you've probably considered heading to a 'no-haggle' dealership. We recommend you read this before you do.
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Audi (5)
Why Porsche Helped Create The First Audi RS Model, The RS2
The two brands' legendary collaboration created what's easily the most desirable classic Audi, and Porsche needed to build the RS2 just as much as Audi did.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Audi RS Q8 Is Worth Today
Not only is the Audi RS Q8 famously the Lamborghini Urus' cheaper twin, but depreciation has made five-year-old examples into serious bargains.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2020 Audi RS3 Has Depreciated In Six Years
The final model year of Audi's previous-generation RS3 is now in its goldilocks zone. Here's what this means for the 400-hp AWD sedan's used value.
Read MoreThe 2003 Audi RS6 Has Several Achilles' Heels, But This Is The Worst
The C5 Audi RS6 marks the first time Audi put a twin-turbo V8 in a performance car, and the heroic performance came with a myriad of headaches for owners.
Read MoreAudi A2 E-Tron Is Its Most Efficient EV Ever While Also Being Its Cheapest
It seems that every single part of the A2 E-Tron has been designed with the idea of efficiency in mind.
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Beyond Cars (6)
Zohran Mamdani's Plan To Fix The Crumbling Brooklyn-Queens Expressway Is Bad, But It's The Best We Can Get
This is likely the best option that's politically and economically viable, and it solves an issue that costs the city hundreds of millions of dollars each year.
Read MoreArmy Chief Chosen By Pete Hegseth Cancels Experimental Drone Battalion
The real culprit here appears to be internal politics at best, or personal grudges at worst.
Read MoreHow Oil Spills In The Ocean Get Cleaned Up
Oil spills can create some devastating ecological damage. But a few different methods help to both contain and remove this oil from the ocean.
Read MoreHow Oil Companies And Execs Legally Pass Responsibility For Cleaning Up Leaky Drilling Sites To You: Read This
The story focuses on Tom Ragsdale, whose company was responsible for at least 16 spills. He hasn't paid royalties or rental fees owed to the state, either.
Read MoreThe Army Spent $6.9 Billion On Stealth Helicopters That Basically Just Went To A Museum
The U.S. spends an absurd amount of money on military expenses, including $6.9 billion on two helicopter prototypes that never saw action. Here's the story.
Read MoreLos Angeles Is Littered With Thousands Of Oil Wells Hiding In Fake Buildings, Under Schools And Playgrounds
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, abundant oil attracted waves of American settlers to Southern California, and it remains a significant industry.
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BMW (1)
Here's How Much A 2021 BMW M8 Gran Coupe Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Big German performance sedans tend to take massive hits on the used market, but is the 2021 BMW M8 Gran Coupe an exception? Here's how much it has depreciated.
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Boatlopnik (5)
Why A Shipwreck On The Ocean Floor Added Millions To The Cost Of A Natural Gas Pipeline
A ship that had settled on the seafloor over 2½ centuries earlier suddenly came into view, and the consortium building a nearby pipeline was on the hook.
Read MoreEmpty Tanker Pays $4.6 Million To Cut Panama Canal Line
Obviously, it would be a dream for shippers to avoid the auctions, the locks and Panama entirely.
Read MoreClimate Change Presented China With A New Potential Shipping Route For These Stressful Economic Times: The Arctic
It's not a route for the faint of heart.
Read MoreTrump Administration Covers Up Real Reason USS Abraham Lincoln Hasn't Been Resupplied: Because Iran Blew Up The Resupply Base
Sailors and Marines on the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) have been enduring for a record-setting 250 days at sea
Read MoreBefore You Head Out On Your Boat, Remember The 1/3 Rule
Experienced boaters follow a simple rule before heading out, helping them stay prepared and avoid serious problems when conditions or plans change.
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Brands (3)
Here's What Routine Maintenance Looks Like On An Older, Depreciated Aston Martin
Even routine maintenance on an Aston Martin can be shockingly expensive. But there are ways to get around the British brand's staggering upkeep costs.
Read MoreBefore Mercedes-Maybach, Wilhelm Maybach Helped Build The First Gas-Powered Motorcycle
Mercedes-Benz is known for its luxury cars, including the Maybach line. But before the company existed, Wilhelm Maybach created the world's first motorcycle.
Read MoreWho Made The Geo (And Chevy) Tracker, And What Are These Tiny SUVs Worth Now?
The Geo Tracker has developed a reputation as a classic in recent years, which caused its value to increase. Here's who built the car and what it's worth today.
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Buying (4)
Consumer Reports Found These 5 Used SUVs Are The Most Reliable You Can Get Under $15K
As some of today's most popular vehicles, SUVs can be pricey. If you're willing to buy used, though, these reliable models under $15,000 are worth considering.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Chevrolet Bolt EV Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Chevy Bolt took a brief hiatus, but now it's back as a practical EV hatchback. But what if you want to save some cash and go with an older used model?
Read More2027 Kia EV3 Starts At Just $31,385, And The Model With 321 Miles Of Range Is $36,485
The base Light has a smaller battery and 221 miles of range, while AWD models including the 288-hp GT will do 280 miles.
Read More8-Year-Old Mazda 3 Sales Soaring Along With Gas Prices
Mazda 3 sedan sales are up 91.8% year-over-year whereas the slightly more expensive hatchback grew 77.4%.
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Car Design (24)
8 Ostentatious Cars That Defined The Wedge-Shape Era
Cars may look alike today, but the late 1960s through the 1980s were a different story. The wedge shape produced some seriously wild sports car designs.
Read MoreWhy Saab Killed Its Revolutionary Sensonic Clutchless Manual Transmission
Saab's clever Sensonic manual transmission came without a clutch pedal, but the idea never caught on. What prevented this clever technology from being a hit?
Read MoreDid This Audi RS Model Really Share A Lamborghini Engine? Well, It's Complicated
One of the famous Audi RS models was rumored to share engine technology with a Lamborghini, but to what extent is that the case? And why do the engines differ?
Read MoreOw! My Balls!
The M Carbon Buckets in BMW's M2 CS did a commendable job holding my thunder thighs in place, but seem designed to ensure I can't have children in the future.
Read MoreBugatti Is Making Larger OEM Veyron Wheels That Don't Need To Use $40,000 PAX Tires
The new wheel setup debuted in Monterey on a Veyron that underwent Bugatti's full recommission program, receiving a fresh color scheme and other new options.
Read More2028 Genesis GV90 Neolun Brutally Mogs Rolls-Royce With B-Pillar-Less Coach Doors And Heated Wood Floors
Beyond the optional coach doors this 657-hp electric flagship SUV also has a motorized shifter, cashmere and stone trim, swiveling seats and a full roof airbag.
Read More2027 Hyundai Tucson Looks Even Wilder Than The New Elantra
Hyundai revealed the radical design of the fifth-gen Tucson in Korea, but we probably won't have to wait long to get U.S.-spec details.
Read MoreThis Proto-GTO 1961 Ferrari 250 GT Sperimentale Pininfarina Coupe Will Be Coming To Your Gran Turismo Garage
This year's Gran Turismo Trophy went to this 1961 Ferrari 250 GT Sperimentale Pininfarina Coupe, a prototype racer that led to the creation of the 250 GTO.
Read MoreBentley Torcal EV Is Getting Sheep Wool Upholstery And Ombré Wood Trim
It's the first wool upholstery in a car to achieve 100% certification by the Responsible Wool Standard, and the wood is made from 1,000 individual layers.
Read MoreSpyker Is Back With The 800-HP, Gold-Plated, Manual-Only C8 Preliator XXV Coupe
As of earlier this week Spyker had already sold 19 of the 25 it's going to make, and the one you see here is the first production unit already delivered.
Read MoreThe BMW M50 Inline-Six Is Why Cheap E36 325is Still Refuse To Die
The BMW E36 325i is still hugely popular with car enthusiasts, but the reason so many examples survive is because that 2.5-liter engine is just so good.
Read MoreMcLaren Goes Retro With The McL 6GT, Its First Manual Car Since The F1
The McL 6GT is inspired by the M6GT, founder Bruce McLaren's unrealized supercar dream.
Read MoreCzinger 21C Spyder Has More Downforce Than Any Other Convertible And The Coolest Brakes You'll See All Week
At 150 mph the 21C Spyder produces 3,307 pounds of downforce with the roof on, matching the coupe, and with it off that figure slightly drops to 3,267 pounds.
Read MoreThe Cupholders On Rivian's New Captain's Chairs Are Delightfully Simple Pleasures For Parents
Rivian says captain's chairs were the most-requested feature from current R1S owners.
Read MoreJaguar Type 01 Interior Looks Smooth, Minimal, Natural
Your eyes aren't fooling you — that's a small center screen!
Read MoreCurated By Cadillac Program Brings A Taste Of The Celestiq Customization Experience To The Escalade IQ
For a mere $54,995, Escalade IQ buyers will get to choose from 160 paint colors and 44 leather options, with a dedicated design concierge called in to help.
Read MoreEccentrica's Lamborghini Diablo Restomod Is Now Available As A Roadster, Still Firmly In The Uncanny Valley
Only 19 of these reimagined Diablos will be made, and because it's a convertible it's automatically better than the Eccentrica V12 Coupe we've already seen.
Read More12 Cars With Rear-Mounted Spare Tires That Aren't Jeeps
The rear-mounted spare tire is relatively uncommon in today's automotive world. However, here is a handful of new and old vehicles that come with one.
Read MoreTime Has Been Kind To BMW's 'Bangle Butt' Styling
Unsurprisingly, the traditionalist automotive media were put off by BMW's new design language, but I remember loving the bold new direction as a kid.
Read MoreDodge Bringing More Awesome Colors And Graphics To The Masses With Expanded Jailbreak Program
In addition to lots of new colors, Dodge is introducing translucent tinted stripes to the Charger and Durango.
Read More5 Cars That Did Modular Bodywork Before The Slate Truck
Slate's modular truck may seem like a pathbreaker, but it's far from the first vehicle with swappable parts. These production cars and concepts got there first.
Read MoreOne-Off Bugatti Destrier Is A Pure Design Exaggeration Based On The Extreme Bolide Track Car
The outrageous Destrier is named after the most well-known type of medieval war horses, which seems fitting given its race car underpinnings.
Read MoreLamborghini Revuelto Miura 60° Homage Is Another Birthday Tribute To The First True Supercar
If you feel the need to overrule Lamborghini's designers, is this really the special edition for you?
Read MoreI Don't Remember The Last Time I Used My Car's Volume Knob
My Fiat 500e's problem, if you can even call it that, is the volume controls on the steering wheel. They're just too convenient.
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8 Of The Most Reliable German Cars Ever Made
German cars don't have, shall we say, the best reputation for dependability. But still there are some that shine for their reliability. Here are eight.
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Here's How Much A Chevy Corvette Would Have Set You Back In The '70s
The '70s saw the Chevy Corvette transition from its best period to arguably its worst. Here's what buyers were getting for their buck as the decade progressed.
Read MoreHow Much A Chevrolet Corvette Cost In 2020 Vs. 2026
The 2020 and 2026 Corvettes are pretty similar in terms of standard equipment. However, if you're trying to decide between them, here's the price difference.
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Concept Cars (3)
Shelby Gave A Mustang Independent Rear Suspension And Fuel Injection Nearly 60 Years Ago
Mustang history has plenty of interesting trivia, but this Shelby prototype deserves a closer look. It featured some truly remarkable, forward-looking ideas.
Read MoreThe Old Cadillac Is Dead, And This Track-Only V-One Concept Is The Proof
Essentially a customer version of the V-Series.R race car, the slightly more refined V-One packs 830 horsepower, and we bet Cadillac will build a few of them.
Read MoreAcura Nexera Vision Concept Previews The Next Era Of Acura Design, But Not A New Sports Car
The first Acura to wear some of the Nexera's design cues will be the RDX hybrid that's coming out in the next year or two.
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How Average MPG Changes When You Put A Convertible's Top Down
Convertibles might feel nice to drive, but their fuel efficiency isn't perfect. This is especially the case if you leave the top down while going at high speed.
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Crashes and Safety (16)
5 Safety Features Introduced Back In The '70s
The 1970s were a transformative time for the auto industry. We saw major regulatory and technological shifts focused on vehicle safety during that decade.
Read MoreNissan Spent 2 Days Installing Altima Airbags With The Wrong Bolts, Which Isn't Great
The "non-conforming mounting bolts" were used to install the front passenger main airbag and knee airbag, but that wasn't their intended purpose.
Read More4.3 Million Chinese Vehicles, Including 3 Million Teslas, Recalled For Door Handles That Are Too Hard To Open
Imagine if our government was looking out for us in this specific regard so vehemently. What a world.
Read MoreHow The Genesis GV90's Full-Length Roof Airbag Will Keep You Safe And Inside The Car In A Rollover Crash
This is apparently the first roof airbag in the world, and it'll protect you from whacking your head on the sunroof in addition to stopping you from flying out.
Read MoreNew AI That Detects Body Language At Las Vegas Crosswalks Likely Won't Help Prevent Pedestrian Deaths
Like every other surveillance-type AI-driven software, it was implemented in an area where the people paying taxes didn't vote for it or agree to it.
Read More5 Safety Tips To Keep In Mind As You Navigate School Zones
Driving through a school zone requires extreme caution. To help you navigate these areas safely and protect the children, remember these five essential rules.
Read MoreWho Typically Pays Higher Car Insurance Premiums, Young People Or Old People?
There are stereotypes about both young and old drivers, but one group pays more than the other when it comes to car insurance. Like, way more.
Read MoreNC Driver Hits University Cycling Team, Killing 2 And Sending 7 More To The Hospital
The cause of the crash is yet to be announced.
Read MoreSo Your Electronic Door Handle's Failed And You Want Out Of Your Car. Here's What To Do
Kicking the window out of your car is tough, and you likely don't want a busted window, so using a vehicle's manual exit mechanism is a much better option.
Read MoreIs It Legal To Drive Without A Rearview Mirror?
Generally, you should keep your car to the number of mirrors it came with from the factory.
Read MoreThese Are The States With Bans On Leaving Your Dog In A Hot Car
Temperatures in hot cars can be deadly.
Read MoreWhy Cars From The '70s Have Those Giant Bumpers
The huge bumpers on cars built in much of the 1970s weren't the automakers' own brainstorm. In fact, they fought against them — and ended up winning.
Read More2026 Cadillac CT5 Spectacularly Fails IIHS Updated Side Impact Crash Test
Research shows that brain injuries are likely during head impacts greater than about 80 g, and the driver dummy experienced more than twice that force.
Read MoreFlock Cameras Violate Highway Safety Standards As Well As The Fourth Amendment
The poles that cameras are attached to don't have breakaway points in case a car crashes into them, and some are just stuck right into the ground.
Read MoreGrenading Ford 1.0-Liter Engines Pose 'Unreasonable Risk To Motor Vehicle Safety,' NHTSA Probe Finds
The timing belt may degrade and create debris that clogs the mesh oil pump pick-up screen and starve the engine of oil, happening with little-to-no warning.
Read MoreViolate The Unspoken Rules Of Parking Lots At Your Car's Peril
Some parking rules are written in black and white, while other rules are a little less clear. But they still exist, and it isn't necessarily safe to break them.
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Crime (12)
The First Jail Sentence For Speeding Came In 1904 (For A Speed You Could Reach On Foot)
Cars weren't exactly fast back in the early 20th century. But one person ended up receiving jail time for speeding anyway all the way back in 1904.
Read MoreSlow-Running Houston Cops Flag Down Uber To Help Chase Suspect They Lost, And He Still Got Away
Unable to catch the running, half-naked suspect on foot, the cops eventually hitched a ride in a nearby Uber, but that wasn't much help either.
Read MoreTexting While Driving Bans Exist In Every State But This One
Cellphone use while driving remains completely legal in many parts of this state, as many residents view any restrictions as a direct threat to their freedoms.
Read MoreHow Stop Sticks Deflate Tires Slowly Instead Of Making Them Explode
Back in the day, police officers often used spike strips to puncture tires and force fleeing vehicles to a halt. Now they use devices called Stop Sticks.
Read MoreCanada's Car Theft Epidemic Is Starting To Cool Off
After years of rising auto theft numbers and a number of high-profile thefts, the stats are finally heading in the other direction for Canadians.
Read MoreFlock Announces Band-Aids Meant To Remedy Totally Predictable And Widespread Abuse Of Surveillance Equipment
After a seemingly endless flow of stories about system abuse, Flock says it's taking steps to improve its privacy, accountability, security, and transparency.
Read MoreMichigan Police Arrest Man For Installing GPS Tracker On Woman's Vehicle During Modifications
Being a woman and having to interact with an industry most informed car people don't always trust is already a difficult task.
Read More'No Physical Evidence' Driver 'Applied The Brakes Or Took Evasive Action' Before Killing Cyclists, Investigators Claim
When questioned, Benfield reportedly admitted "that he failed to observe the bicyclists until the vehicle directly in front of him changed lanes.
Read More5,000 Flock Cameras Cover Atlanta, Yet The Police Are Resolving Fewer Crimes
Flock has long claimed that the presence of their cameras increases the rates at which crimes are solved, but the data from Atlanta contradicts that story.
Read MoreAs Repossessions Rise, License Plate Readers Aren't Just For Cops Anymore
Flock has the biggest network of surveillance cameras in the United States, but cameras mounted to repo vehicles are mobile and scanning neighborhoods.
Read MoreDealer Repossesses Deployed Soldiers' Cars, Faces $137,000 Fine
When a service member is deployed for military purposes, repossessing their car isn't as simple as showing up with a tow truck and a claim of missed payments.
Read MoreMan Tased And Caught Fire At A Gas Station For Calling A Cop A Name
Firing a taser around fuel and fumes at a gas station is a terrible idea, but this officer did it anyway, and then the man he fired at was lit aflame.
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Culture (11)
I'm Taking My Porsche To The Arctic Circle, Even If It Kills Me
Why am I doing this again? Oh yeah, my brain is broken.
Read MoreHonda Civic Si, Ford Ambulance Camper, Suzuki Cappuccino: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
This week we've got some interesting offerings, from Honda art cars to Ford ambulances you can live in.
Read MoreBrush Up On Motorcycle Racing Techniques With Six-Time Isle Of Man Winner Geoff Duke In This 1960s Film: What's Streaming
Perhaps Duke's most important advice, as he himself labels it, is that a rider simply needs to "know his limitations and those of his machine."
Read MoreI Owned A Pontiac Aztek, And Honestly, I Think The Haters Missed Out
Hi, my name is Lalita Chemello and I'm a proud former Pontiac Aztek owner.
Read MoreUber's Rising Rideshare Fares Aren't Helping Its Drivers With Inflation Or Rising Insurance Costs
Uber defended itself by saying the line item's rising percentage can be attributed to rising insurance costs. Studies show that's not really the whole story.
Read MoreThink You're The Tugmaster? Think Again
One vehicle that has duly earned the title of Tugmaster is the Douglas-Kalmar TBL-280 Tugmaster.
Read MoreThe 240 Mile Stretch Of American Highway With No Services At All
Built alongside an oil pipeline, this road has no gas stations, rest stops, or bathrooms for 240 miles. Better plan ahead before you drive it.
Read More10 George Barris Custom-Built Cars Every Gearhead Should Know
George Barris built custom cars that rolled out of his legendary shop and onto movie and television screens everywhere.
Read MoreSnap-On Toolbox From 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' Is Up For Auction, 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder Not Included
Own a useful piece of film history!
Read MoreDreams Come First, Then The Cars In This Short 1952 Film Looking At Ford Design: What's Streaming
We all know Building Cars Is Hard, but you never get anywhere without putting in the work.
Read MoreThese Car Accessories Seem Like A Terrible Idea, And Consumer Reports Usually Agrees
Some car accessories are great, some are stupid, and then there are the safety hazards. Unsafe or just dumb, here are some awful ways to gussy up your car.
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Entertainment (7)
Anne Hathaway Will Star In 'Days Of Thunder 2' Alongside The Old Cole Trickle, Tom Cruise
The new "Days of Thunder" movie will be directed by Jonathan Levine, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, and come out in summer 2028, specifically June 2, 2028.
Read MoreGTA VI Has A Race Track, And Racing Looks Like A Much Bigger Deal In New Gameplay Trailer
The 27-minute Extended Look trailer is the most extensive dump of Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay and information we've seen yet, with lots of new car details.
Read MoreJimmy Carr Is Apparently 'In Talks' To Reboot Top Gear Again, Which Means The BBC Still Has No Idea Why People Loved The Original
The original Top Gear trio is an impossible team to recreate, but the BBC may give it another shot with a celebrity who also happens to be a car enthusiast.
Read MoreArmy Grunts Get 4 Days Off To Play 'Grand Theft Auto' In Exchange For 2 Years Of Their Lives
This certainly feels like another instance of the the U.S. Armed Forces taking advantage of young, undereducated, and financially desperate Americans.
Read MoreWatch A Chinese Voyah EV Successfully Send It Through A Tunnel Loop Like In Schumacher's Mercedes SLS Ad
The 5,500-pound Voyah Passion S electric SUV weighs almost 2,000 pounds more than the SLS, and it still completed a loop inside a tunnel.
Read MoreBurt Reynolds Got Free Pontiac Trans Ams Starting In The '70s (Until GM Cut Him Off)
Smokey And The Bandit did so well at the box office, and the resulting sales bump for Pontiac was so big that Reynolds received multiple free Trans Ams.
Read MoreCinema's Next F1 Period Piece Will Spotlight The Unlikely Rise Of A Canadian Icon
"Villeneuve: The Rise of a Legend" will premiere as the closing film of the Toronto International Film Festival on September 19.
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Events (2)
There Were So Many Awesome JDM Cars At Monterey Car Week, And One Of The Rarest Was A Ferrari
Two of the four HKS Zero-R R32 GT-Rs, one of the ten Ferrari J50s, and a Le Mans–winning Mazda 787B were just some of the best Japanese cars at Pebble Beach.
Read MoreOne-Of-Two 1935 Duesenberg SSJ Special Speedster Once Owned By Clark Gable Wins 75th Pebble Beach Concours
With over 200 cars competing, the Duesenberg took home the title of Best of Show, beating out a 1938 Delahaye and two different Ferrari 375s.
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EVs and Hybrids (11)
What Is The EV Battery Nail Test (And What Happens When Things Go Wrong)
Electric vehicles' batteries must undergo lots of tests to determine their range and longevity. Engineers also have to test what happens in a disaster.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Volvo XC90 Recharge Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 Volvo XC90 carried a nearly-$70k price tag before options, but thanks to depreciation, this 400-hp hybrid luxury SUV may no longer be out of reach.
Read MoreThese Are The Best Chinese EVs, According To An American Who's Driven Dozens Of Them
Without access to Chinese EVs, it's easy to be jealous of their seemingly advanced tech, but it's hard to know which cars are really worth lusting after.
Read More1,050-HP Revuelto SV Is The Fastest And Most Powerful Production Lamborghini Ever
As you'd expect from a Super Veloce, there's also a big rear wing and a lot of other performance-enhancing tweaks.
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Fast Charging An EV
Many electric vehicles support DC fast charging, which can refill a battery very quickly. But are there any more upsides (or downsides) to fast charging?
Read MoreGenesis GV80 Turbo Hybrid Promises More Power, Efficiency And An 'EV-Like' Driving Experience
Some new electrification could fix what's arguably the GV80's biggest issue.
Read MoreSlate Trucks Won't Be Sold At Dealerships, So Where Will Owners Go For Service?
Slate wants to give owners full autonomy over repairs and customization, but the automaker also has a plan on how to support buyers when the unexpected happens.
Read MoreLucid's Cosmos Delayed Until Next Year As It Deals With A $1 Billion Q2 Loss
Lucid really needs this car to do well if it wants to survive into the future, but it also needs to survive long enough to produce it.
Read MoreMercedes-AMG CLA45 EV Lapped The Nürburgring 3 Seconds Faster Than The Hyundai Ioniq 6 N
The electric CLA45's record lap was faster than a Porsche Taycan Turbo S, and almost 13 seconds faster than the old gas-powered CLA45.
Read MoreWalmart Is Building Its Own Charging Network That's Growing Faster Than All The Non-Tesla Competition
Installing chargers at a rapid pace could position Walmart to steal business from other retailers who lack fast-charging options in their parking lots.
Read MoreWhy Battery-Swapping EVs Still Haven't Made Highway Fast Charging Obsolete
You pull into a bay, and automatically your EV's battery is removed and another inserted. It seems so easy, so why does fast charging still dominate?
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First Drive (2)
2028 Bentley Torcal Aims To Capture That Tangible Bentley Feeling
Smaller and cheaper than a Bentayga, the new Torcal is a Cayenne-based electric SUV that makes orchestral sounds and has more power than any Bentley before it.
Read More2027 Toyota Tundra And Sequoia Look Almost The Same, But They're Still Incredible Off-Roaders
It was a tough assignment, but when your boss forces you, what choice do you have? You've got to jump the trucks.
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Ford (17)
U.S. Police Car Fleets Are Mostly Fords For A Reason
Police fleets usually include lots of Ford products, but is there any reason why the Blue Oval is the badge of choice for law enforcement across the U.S.?
Read MoreThis Is What A Ford F-150 Cost In 2020 Vs. 2026
If the rate of inflation concerns you, be forewarned. We compare Ford F-150 MSRPs from 2020 and 2026 to see how much truck prices have climbed over six years.
Read MoreHere's How Much A Brand-New Ford Mustang Cost In 1964 Vs. 2026
The Ford Mustang has always been something of a blue-collar hero, but how much would it have cost in 1964, and how does that compare with modern pricing?
Read MoreThe Origin Of The Ford Maverick Name Comes From A Guy Who Wouldn't Brand His Cattle
The Ford Maverick is a pretty iconic nameplate and one that's been used across multiple segments. This is the story behind the freedom-inspiring name.
Read More8 Of The Most Reliable Ford Engines Ever Made
Ford has produced some incredibly durable and long-lasting engines. A few of the most reliable are still being manufactured by the Blue Oval today.
Read More4 Reliable Ford Models You're Better Off Buying Used
New Fords can be hit or miss when it comes to reliability. Fortunately, these models have proven dependability and may be worth looking for on the used market.
Read MoreWhat Does The Ford Maverick's FX4 Package Include?
The Ford Maverick is an attractive pickup that occupies a niche spot in the truck world, and the FX4 package is especially attractive. Here's what it includes.
Read MoreWhy The SCCA Made The 1965 Shelby GT350 Get Rid Of Its Back Seat
The SCCA can be pretty picky about the cars it allows to race in its competitions. Here's why the club made Ford remove the backseat from the '65 Mustang GT350.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Track real-world market prices for Ford's 5.0L V8 legend. See average price drops and overall value retention after five years on the road.
Read MoreFord Mustang Dark Horse SC Convertible Packs 795 HP Into A Droptop
Cheaper than a GTD, and delivering wind-in-the-hair motoring, the Mustang Dark Horse SC Convertible promises no shortage of speed, too.
Read MoreFord Is Planning A Boxy Little $25,000 Hybrid SUV As Its New Entry-Level Vehicle By 2029
According to dealers who were shown early design sketches, the new SUV is reminiscent of the first-gen Escape.
Read MoreFord Is Pitching Dealers A 4-Door Mustang With A Sub-4-Second 0-60 Time For Under $40,000
This isn't the first time the idea of a four-door Mustang has been kicked around
Read MoreI Love The Slate, But The Ford Fathom Just Killed It
It may not offer 3D files to let me print my own accessories, but I'm willing to give those up for the benefit of a back seat.
Read MoreFord Doesn't Offer A Factory-Built Police Mustang, But That's Not Stopping Some Departments
Ford sells five kinds of cop car, none of them a sedan. Still, state police field beefed-up GT Mustangs in eight states, and in a ninth cops can use their own.
Read MoreThe 1982 Ford Mustang SSP Was The Last Thing Speeders In California Wanted To See In Their Mirrors
Think you could outrun the law in the '80s? Discover why the 1982 Ford Mustang SSP gave California speeders a serious run for their money.
Read MoreWhy The 1979 Ford Mustang Indy 500 Pace Car Was Such A Big Deal
In 1979, Ford showcased its new third-generation Mustang as the official pace car of the Indy 500. This was a key moment for the Mustang as a whole.
Read More4 Things To Know If You Want A Ford Mustang As A Family Car
The Ford Mustang isn't always the first car you think of when it comes to family transport, but could you use it for hauling the kids from A to B?
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When (And Why) Did Ford Stop Selling Semi Trucks In The US?
Ford's semi-truck business once held a significant share of the U.S. market. See what changed and why the company eventually walked away from heavy-duty trucks.
Read MoreThese Are The Types Of Drivers Who Made The Ford Maverick A Sales Success
Since its 2022 model year debut, the compact Ford Maverick has won over a surprisingly broad audience, including many buyers that you may not initially expect.
Read MoreFord's Midsize Electric Pickup Is Called The Fathom, Starts At $29,945
Should Slate be terrified?
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Found For Sale (14)
This 1-Of-500 2013 Mini Cooper GP Could Be Your Key To Autocross Glory
This rare version of the Mini Cooper has lots of track-oriented modifications direct from the factory, and impressive performance on the road.
Read MoreFor The Price Of A BMW 5 Series, You Could Buy A Whole Damn Train
This General Electric Genesis P32AC-DM locomotive, straight from the rails of the Metro-North Railroad, is just about the neatest thing I've seen on GovDeals.
Read MoreLots Of Great Cars Sold For Under $10,000 At Monterey Car Week 2026
This year's Car Week auctions hit a record of $762 million, with an average sale price of nearly $900k, but the cheap cars sold for cheaper than ever.
Read MoreHonda HR-V, Subaru Impreza WRX Tommykaira, Ford Fox Body LTD Wagon: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
whether you're stuck in the rain or just stuck in the office, I have something to kill entire minutes of your detention: A list of the internet's Dopest Cars.
Read MorePlease Buy This Factory Pink Brabus Smart ForTwo Before I Have To
A mere 101 horsepower but a whole lot of pink.
Read MoreYou Don't Need Anyone In Your Life Who Says You Don't Need This Orange Morgan 3-Wheeler
Plenty of people will tell you this is a bad idea. Those people don't want you to be happy, and you need to cut them out of your life.
Read MoreAfter A $42.9 Million Sale, The Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe Is Now The Most Expensive American Car Ever Sold At Auction
This was the only Daytona personally owned by Carroll Shelby, and it shattered the previous mark of $22 million set by a 1935 Duesenberg SSJ in 2018.
Read MoreFirst Ferrari Luce EV Sells For $40,000,000 Because Money Is Fake And The Economy Is A Scam
The proceeds are going to The Ferrari Foundation charity, and the buyer is the same guy who spent $26 million on a Daytona SP3 last year, for the same charity.
Read MoreFord Ka, Turbo LS Volvo S90, Lincoln Town Car Ute: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Amber's birthday is coming up, so you could think of this as a shopping list of potential gifts.
Read MoreThis Odd-Looking, Super Rare Experimental Citroën Is Powered By A Wankel Rotary Engine, And It's Up For Auction
This 1970 Citroën M35 actually enjoyed the open road for many years after it was delivered to its first owner. How it reached them, though, is another story.
Read MoreHow Much Do You Think The First Ferrari Luce EV Will Sell For At Auction?
The auction may be for charity, but the world is full of charities that don't require buying an electric Ferrari sedan-crossover. Some even help the needy.
Read MoreIsuzu VehiCROSS, AMC Spirit, 12 Go-Karts: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
I couldn't see a single listing for 12 go-karts and not deem that one of this week's Dopest Cars.
Read MoreAfter 2 Hours Of Overtime Bidding This 8-Mile Ford GT Sold For $2.1 Million
The window sticker lists a when-new MSRP of just $174,595, which is about $290,000 adjusting for inflation. That's still a fraction of what it just sold for.
Read MoreThis 1979 Mercedes-Benz 280TE Was Trapped Inside An Italian Garage For 38 Years, Now It's Probably The Most Valuable W123 Ever
An astonishing survival story undoubtedly means an astonishing auction price.
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Honda (2)
Honda Will Sell And Restore Its Iconic Race Cars Through New Heritage Racing Program
Every car is torn down and reassembled with new and reconditioned parts, with some updated materials.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Honda Ridgeline Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Honda Ridgeline is a capable vehicle with some cool features. If you're interested in buying a used Ridgeline, here's how much a 2021 model has depreciated.
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Hyundai To Launch A Rear-Drive Performance Car By 2030, And A New High-Volume Performance Brand Between N-Line And Full-Fat N Models
The new RWD Hyundai N model will be offered with all-wheel drive, but we have no further details yet.
Read MoreHyundai Santa Fe Will Offer The Brand's First EREV Powertrain And 600-Mile Range
Hyundai's answer to range anxiety will see the Santa Fe become its first extended-range hybrid.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2023 Hyundai Tucson Has Depreciated Compared To Its Competitors
The 2023 Hyundai Tucson combines solid reliability with a laundry list of modern tech features, but its depreciation rate tells a slightly different story.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2022 Hyundai Elantra N Has Depreciated In 4 Years
Wondering if it's the right time to buy or sell a 2022 Hyundai Elantra N? Check out its four-year depreciation and long-term value for money.
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Jalopnik Explains (75)
Arizona Reduced Road Surface Heat Thanks To Reflective Coatings, But It Makes Ambient Air Even Hotter
The lighter roads absorb less heat, which helps with nighttime temperatures, but during the day, the air above the new asphalt is much warmer.
Read MoreThe Mercedes-Maybach S680 And GLS Both Get 15 MPG, But Only One Pays A Gas Guzzler Tax
Two vehicles with the same mileage from the same manufacturer, but one is exempt from the gas guzzler tax. The reason lies in the era when the law passed.
Read MoreHow World War II Rationing Led To 35 MPH Speed Limits And Bans On Driving For Fun
Fuel and rubber shortages during the war meant strict limits on how much driving you could do, how fast you could go, and whether or not you could buy a car.
Read MoreIt Took 60 Years To Finish The Last 8 Miles Of This 1,900-Mile Highway
It took hundreds of millions of dollars and decades of work to complete, and the final piece of this highway was finished less than 10 years ago.
Read More5 Weird And Wild Child Car Seats From Back When We Were Figuring Out How Safety Worked
Before modern car seat safety standards, parents had some truly questionable ways to carry children, including designs that put them directly in harm's way.
Read MoreDo Mercedes-Maybachs And The Regular Benz/AMG Models Use The Same Engines?
Mercedes-Maybach models may look like a world apart from regular Benz and AMG cars, but their engines reveal a closer connection than you might expect.
Read MoreThis City Built A Multi-Story Parking Garage When There Were 800 Cars In The Country
Over 100 years ago, parking garages were being built not just as storage locations, but as charging locations for electric cars. They even had car elevators.
Read MoreHow Are Car Owners' Rights Protected By The 4th Amendment?
Can police search your car without permission? Learn how the 4th Amendment protects drivers from unreasonable vehicle searches.
Read MoreWhat To Do When A Toll Camera Sends You A Wrongful Charge
Discovering a toll camera charge from a trip you never took sounds impossible, but it happens. Here's what to do if you ever find yourself in that situation.
Read MoreThese 5 Modern Cars Have Retro Designs Inspired By '70s Icons
These modern cars prove you don't need to own a vintage model to enjoy its unmistakable character, with familiar 70s styling details brought into the present.
Read MoreThe Off-Grid Car Camping Gear I Rate (And What's Not Worth Your Money)
As a weekly truck camper, I put my gear to the test. Here is what's worth your money for off-grid trips—and the items you should skip.
Read MoreThis Is How Consumer Reports Figures Out Average MPG (It's Way Different From The EPA's Method)
You've probably noticed that Consumer Reports and EPA testing can produce very different fuel-economy results. Here's why the numbers don't always match.
Read MoreWhy Lowering Temps Weaken The Gas Struts Holding Up Your Hood, Hatch And Trunk Lid
While it may be one of the tamer consequences of winter motoring, using gas-strut-operated trunk lids and hoods can be notoriously annoying in the winter.
Read MoreWhat To Know About Daily Driving A Car From The '70s
Dailying a '70s classic can be surprisingly easy, fun, and rewarding. Our expert shares their experience and practical tips on how to make the most of it.
Read MoreThe 3.0-Liter Four-Cylinder In Porsche's 968 Turbo S Is An Extremely Rare Engine
The big four-cylinder engine had gobs of torque, but the Turbo S was extremely expensive to match its speed, and consumers just didn't see the vision.
Read MoreScience Explains Why Driving Can Feel So Thrilling
The thrill of driving can be traced back to three specific kinds of stimulation. And there's a thin line between a thrilling drive and a scary one.
Read MoreMechanical Vs. Electric Fuel Pump: Pros, Cons, And Differences Between Them
For restoring or maintaining a carbureted classic car, a mechanical fuel pump is the obvious choice, while electric pumps are the default for today's new cars.
Read MoreNot New York, Not Los Angeles, This Was The First City To Install Parking Meters
When you think of parking meters, you might think of New York City or LA, but neither metropolis was the first to feature parking meters on its streets.
Read MoreWhy Interstate Highway Rest Areas Have Vending Machines Instead Of Restaurants
Ever wondered why there are no restaurants at interstate rest areas, and why you're limited to choosing from a vending machine? Well wonder no more.
Read MoreWhy Summer Temps Have Made This Popular Kids' Toy An Unexpected Hot Car Danger
You've probably never heard of NeeDoh, but your kid has. It's a popular, squishy fidget toy that can turn into a dangerous burn hazard when left in a hot car.
Read MoreCan You Camp At An RV Park Indefinitely?
Whether you're camping for the joy of it or because your economic circumstances require it, you may want to stay on for months at a time. But can you?
Read MoreThe Sherman Tank Calliope Strapped 60 Rocket Tubes To A WWII Medium Tank's Turret
The Sherman was already a formidable WWII tank, but one unusual modification turned its turret into a platform for an astonishing rocket barrage.
Read MoreFlock Cameras Will Now Keep Your Car's Photos For 7 Days By Default, Not 30
While this news from Flock comes with an important caveat, it's one of several updates, including flagging abnormal activity by officers using this ALPR data.
Read MoreHow To Live With A Car From A Defunct Brand When Parts Have Nearly Disappeared
Driving a car from a defunct brand can be incredibly cool, but keeping one on the road requires serious planning, foresight, and resourcefulness.
Read MoreWhen Was Mercedes-Maybach Born?
Maybach has a long association with Mercedes-Benz, but when did the German giant first launch the Mercedes-Maybach range, and why did it choose to do so?
Read MoreHow Many Times Can You Reuse A Polishing Pad (And How To Clean Them So They Last)
Polishing pads can be reused several times, but their lifespan depends on the material and how well they're cleaned and maintained between uses.
Read MoreThe Key Differences Between American And European Police Cars
While both American and European police forces use modified versions of existing mass-market cars, the vehicles they choose to rely on are worlds apart.
Read MoreIt Took Over 50 Years For Driver's Licenses To Become Mandatory In Every State
Driver's licenses weren't always required in the U.S., and some states waited surprisingly long to mandate them. Can you guess which state was last to do so?
Read MoreWhy Railroad Crossing Signs Are X-Shaped, And What The Crossbuck Actually Means
Most drivers know what a railroad crossing sign looks like, but few know why it's shaped the way it is. Here's the story behind that X shape and what it means.
Read MoreGeorge Washington Carver And Henry Ford Teamed Up To Try Plant-Based Plastic Car Bodies
In an unlikely partnership, George Washington Carver and Henry Ford once worked together to build a plastic, plant-based car. Here's the story of this team-up.
Read MoreHere's How Your Tire PSI Can Affect Your Fuel Economy
There's a definite link between how much you inflate your car's tires and how much gas you'll burn. But it may not matter as much as you think it does.
Read MoreHow Camouflage Confuses Flock Cameras And Their Detection Algorithms
Flock cameras are designed to identify vehicles and license plates, but specially designed camouflage patterns may interfere with their detection systems.
Read MoreWhat Does Oil Starvation Mean?
While rare in modern cars, oil starvation can cause massive performance issues and eventually result in catastrophic engine failure. Here's how to prevent it.
Read MoreThe 5 Quickest Cars You Could Buy In The '70s
Thanks to oil crises, the 1970s represented a decline in auto performance. However, some quick cars did come out of this era, including these rapid vehicles.
Read MoreHow To Turn Your Camper Or RV Into A Slick Mobile Office
Who says you can't stay productive while living the RV dream? Here's an easy guide that includes pretty much everything you need for an ideal RV mobile office.
Read MoreConservative And Liberal States Seem United In Their Dislike Of Flock Cameras
Flock cameras have sparked an unusual political divide, with figures on both sides of the aisle raising concerns about what the technology can track.
Read MoreWhat A DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) Is And How To Clean It
Modern diesel vehicles are equipped with a diesel particulate filter (DPF) to protect the environment. Here's what the filter does and how to clean it.
Read More7 Common Mistakes That Could Be Damaging Your New Tires
New tires are expensive, so don't let bad habits ruin them. Here are the common mistakes you might be making and how to keep your rubber lasting longer.
Read More7 Cars That Were Super Expensive In The '70s And Are Surprisingly Cheap Today
Once some of the most expensive cars in the world, these bona fide '70s classics were hit by depreciation so hard that almost anyone can afford them today.
Read MoreIs Your Old Car Battery Recyclable?
Most products and materials can and should be recycled. But what about car batteries? Here's what to know about the process and how to find a recycling center.
Read More5 Car Mods That Can Improve Driving For Older People
From better visibility to easier entry and improved comfort, these car modifications can help older drivers stay comfortable and confident behind the wheel.
Read MoreHow Fast Were The Fastest Muscle Cars, Really? A Look At 5 Top Speeds From The 1960s
The arrival of muscle cars (and the horsepower wars that ensued) redefined performance for American enthusiasts in the '60s, but how fast could they really go?
Read MoreBridges And Roads Are So Fundamental To Human Survival That The Geneva Conventions Protect Them
Modern war is so brutal that combatants have resorted to the destruction of roads and bridges. Here's how the Geneva Conventions protect that infrastructure.
Read MoreChanging Engine Oil: How Often Is Too Often?
Traditionally, drivers have been told to change their oil every 3,000 miles, but is that too often for modern cars? Here's how to know when it's really time.
Read MoreHow Does Jeep's Wrangler Compare To The Gladiator?
Weighing shared 4x4 DNA against a 5-foot steel bed? Compare baseline similarities and spec differences between the 2026 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator.
Read MoreHow A 1915 Patent For A 'Rocking' Coupling Made The Modern Semi Truck Possible
Semi trucks are vital for the economy, but in the early 1900s, engineers struggled to make them work. Here's how a 1915 patent revolutionized the industry.
Read MoreIf You Dismissed AARP's Auto Perks As Only For 'Old People' Then You're Missing Out
AARP isn't just a club for your grandparents anymore. Anyone 18 or older can join and snag cheap rental cars, insurance discounts, and roadside coverage.
Read MorePolestar Started As A Volvo Touring Car Team Called Flash Engineering
Explore the history behind the Swedish performance brand and see how track-tested motorsport roots shaped today's modern electric cars.
Read More11 Cars Sold In Canada But Not In The US
Believe it or not, Canadian auto enthusiasts have seen some truly unique cars. These models were only available to our northern neighbors, and not in the U.S.
Read MoreHow Can You Become A DoorDash Driver And What Can You Expect To Earn?
DoorDashing is more popular than ever, but while becoming a driver is simple, how much you get out of it will vary massively depending on where you gig.
Read MoreSingapore Just Got Even More Hostile To Car Owners, Unless (You Guessed It) They're Rich
Owning a car is getting more expensive, but if you think you have it bad, consider that you need to be genuinely well-off to afford a Honda Civic in Singapore.
Read MoreSome Cities Fuel Garbage Trucks With Renewable Natural Gas Made From Their Own Trash
Some garbage trucks are getting a fuel made from waste, but the story behind their renewable natural gas gets a lot messier than you might expect.
Read MoreHere's Why You Pay A Core Charge Every Time You Buy A New Car Battery
Buying a car battery involves a core charge, which is refunded when you return the old battery. This may be annoying, but the fee exists for a vital reason.
Read MoreWhat Do The Restrictions On CDL Licenses Mean?
There are all sorts of different classes for commercial driver's licenses, but things get even more complicated when you start talking about CDL restrictions.
Read MoreWhat Are Enhanced Driver's Licenses (EDLs) And When Might You Need One?
Depending on where you live, an enhanced driver's license could help you gain entry back into the United States after going abroad, but there are restrictions.
Read MoreRules May Vary, But Driving Without A Bumper Is Always A Bad Idea
That plastic bit at the front of your car does a lot more than hold your license plate, and driving without it is both reckless and sometimes illegal.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between Red Light And Speed Cameras?
My advice? Try not to speed, and if you really have to, be on the lookout for the cameras, because they're watching.
Read MoreThe 1957 Corvette Achieved One Horsepower Per Cubic Inch, But It Wasn't The First
The '57 Corvette may be known for its potent engine that produced one horsepower for every cubic inch of displacement, but this vehicle did it first.
Read MoreWhy Did Samoa Switch To Driving On The Left In 2009? It Came Down To Cheap Used Cars
In 2009, Samoa switched from driving on the right side of the road to the left. It may seem like an odd choice, but here's the solid reason behind the change.
Read MoreHere's What Makes Mercedes' Legendary OM617 One Of The Most Reliable Engines Ever Built
Explore the key engineering features that make the classic Mercedes OM617 diesel engine practically impossible to destroy.
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Pop-Up Campers
Pop-up campers come in the size and cost spot between tents and RV/trailers. So they have some advantages over both, but there are disadvantages, too.
Read MoreIf You Sold Your Car But Didn't Transfer The Title, That Means You're Still The Owner
A car transaction doesn't end when the buyer drives away. Learn what you need to know about seller liability and the steps to finalize a title transfer.
Read MoreThere Are Die-Hard Slot Car Fans Out There Keeping The Hobby Alive
Slot car race tracks and fanatical collectors were everywhere in the '60s, and then it all just faded away. But the hobby is surprisingly alive and well today.
Read MoreWhy Germany Bans Big Rigs From Its Autobahn Every Single Sunday And Holiday
Germans love rules and, as anyone who's driven in Germany knows, they especially love rules about driving. When it comes to big rigs, things get more specific.
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Using A Car Cover
A car cover is meant to protect your vehicle, but it might not be useful for everyone. If you aren't careful, it can cause more harm than good.
Read MoreWhy Doughnut Spares Typically Need 60 PSI, Double That Of Regular Tires
You finally pull out your space-saver spare, and you realize it's supposed to be 60 psi, while your other tires are close to 30. Is this some kind of mistake?
Read MoreWhat To Do When You Encounter Flashing Or Solid Yellow Traffic Lights
Most drivers know that yellow always means increased caution, but the rules are different for flashing yellow lights than for a solid yellow.
Read MoreWhat Does Maintenance-Free Car Battery Really Mean?
Topping your car batteries off with water is a thing of the past, and most are maintenance-free. But that doesn't mean they don't require upkeep.
Read MoreWhy Your Tire's Official Pressure Recommendation Isn't Always The Right PSI
Every car has a placard with the optimal tire pressure on the driver's side B-pillar, but that doesn't mean it's universally the best PSI for every driver.
Read MoreHere's How To Get The Right License So You Can Bid At Dealer-Only Auto Auctions
While only licensed dealers with a registered location can bid at dealer auctions, there are several convenient albeit somewhat questionable workarounds.
Read MoreNASCAR Cup Cars Have No Speedometer, So Here's How They Stay Safe In The Pits
NASCAR has a precise system for keeping drivers within pit road speed limits, even as crews work just feet away in one of racing's most dangerous areas.
Read More5 Features That Make Police Cars Different From Everyday Vehicles
Police cars are built differently for obvious reasons. The specialized equipment and upgrades they receive are what sets them apart from your daily driver.
Read MoreWhy The Differences Between PSI And CFM Matter
CFM and PSI are two air measurements that often get mixed up, but they are neither convertible nor interchangeable, and everyone should know what they mean.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between A Camper And An RV?
It might be easy to lump campers and RVs together in casual conversation. But they actually have some pretty distinct differences worth keeping in mind.
Read MoreWhy This Street In Toronto Was 'The Longest Street In The World' Until It Wasn't
How does a road lose its world record? Discover the history of the former longest street on Earth, the mapping changes, and why some still believe it.
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Jalopnik Investigates (9)
This US City Bans Running Out Of Gas, So Make Sure You Fill Up
Nobody wants to run out of gas, but with today's prices, many drivers are waiting as long as possible to fill up. In this city, that could make you a criminal.
Read MoreThe Highest Posted Speed Limit In The World Might Not Be Where You Think It Is
People talk about countries with high speed limits, but where are the highest limits on the planet? And are there really places with no limit at all?
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Cadillac CT5 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Cadillac's sporty luxury sedan holds on to its value surprisingly well. Here's how the 2021 CT5 compares to its rivals and which trims are worth hunting.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Kia Soul Has Depreciated In 5 Years
If you bought a new Kia Soul in 2021, how much would it be worth today? And if you're in the market for a second-hand example, how much should you be paying?
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Nissan Altima Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Nissan Altima sedan is a common sight on U.S. streets, but has that popularity affected their resale value? And how cheaply can you pick up a used example?
Read MoreWhy This Traffic Light Only Turns Green Once Per Year
If a stoplight can be set to flash red or yellow almost all year, you might think it doesn't serve a serious purpose when it turns green. But you'd be wrong.
Read MoreHot Vs Cold: How Temps Affect Your Car's Gas Mileage
Extreme heat or cold can really impact your car’s gas mileage, but why do they have such an impact, and which is best for reducing your running costs?
Read MoreThe Jaguar I-Pace Has Depreciated Faster Than Any Other Car Over 5 Years
The Jaguar I-Pace offers plenty of power and luxury, but its astronomic depreciation tells a different story. Here's why buyers refuse to splurge on used ones.
Read MoreMeteorite Strikes On Cars Are Rare, But It Has Happened At Least Thrice
While the odds of a meteor hitting your car are astronomically low, they can rocket the value of your car or at least make a great story no one else has.
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Fewer Thieves Are Stealing Motorcycles, But More Are Getting Away With It
Declining rates of bike theft mirror other trends in U.S. crime, but stolen motorcycles are far less likely than cars to ultimately be recovered.
Read MoreThese Are The V-Twin Engines That Power Arch Motorcycles
Arch Motorcycles builds some of America's most exclusive performance cruisers, but what exactly is hiding beneath the bodywork of these bespoke bikes?
Read MoreThis Well-Preserved German Military Motorcycle Was One Of Many Relics Buried In WWII Waste Pit Uncovered By A Drying Danube
Dog tags were found nearby, but the investigation into whose bike it was continues.
Read MoreThe Fastest Electric Bike In The World Can Beat The Koenigsegg Agera RS's Top Speed
The Koenigsegg Agera RS is mighty fast in a straight line, but even that four-wheel rocket ship is no match for the fastest electric motorcycle on the planet.
Read MoreRepublican Plan To Ban DC Helmet Laws First Step Toward Rolling Back Helmet Laws Across The Country, Co-Sponsor Claims
Safety experts will tell you, of course, that repealing helmet laws is a terrible idea.
Read MoreWhat The Hell Is Going On With These Two Different MotoGP Heist Movies?
Twin films are nothing new but the loglines of these two movies are so similar that I'm starting to wonder what's going on behind the scenes in Hollywood.
Read MoreThis 18,000-RPM Marvel Is The Smallest Inline-6 A Manufacturer Ever Put In A Motorcycle
One of the craziest and most dominant bike engines ever, it stood up to dominant two-strokes with six ridiculously small cylinders and a stratospheric redline.
Read MoreHonda's 9 Rarest Motorcycles And What They're Worth
Motorcycles are often made in the tens or hundreds of thousands, but sometimes there are far fewer. Which, of course, can drive up their value considerably.
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News (63)
Freedom Fuel Network Expands While Facing Fines, Legal Problems, And Accusations Of Stolen Gas
Like much of how the Trump administration operates, a little bit of foul play and bad business doesn't mean you can't make any money.
Read MoreTexas Funds Flock Camera Surveillance Network With $1 Car Insurance Fee Meant To Combat Catalytic Converter Theft
The Texas's Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority doesn't show any signs of stopping either.
Read MoreJeep Recon Is Finally Ready For Launch With 20 Extra Horsepower, Less Range And Dealer Discounts
Maybe the Recon would have been a solid EV in 2023, 2024 or 2025, but we're getting to the end of 2026, and the numbers just aren't backing it up at this point.
Read MorePassenger Screens Are Causing Drivers Tech Headaches As Over A Third Of Buyers Never Bother To Use Them
Screens aren't going anywhere, whether you like it or not, but I'm sure there is a way to better integrate the experience and make them just a bit less glitchy.
Read MoreeBay Finally Bans Airbag Sales Due To Counterfeit Concerns
Effective September 24, 2026, eBay will no longer permit sales of airbags, airbag inflators, or steering wheel airbag covers.
Read MoreGenesis GV90's B-Pillar-Less Neolun Arch Gate Coach Doors Are A Masterpiece Of Engineering
Before you go yelling about your old pickup truck or the Honda Element, stop right there, because the Neolun Arch Gate is in a different league.
Read MoreE-Bike-Riding Teenagers Invade Airport Runway, Forcing Pilot To Abort Landing
Unsurprisingly, Oakland Southwest Airport is planning additional security measures to ensure an intrusion like this doesn't happen again.
Read More25 Countries Join New ATLAS Initiative To Bring Civilian Nuclear Power To Ships And Coastal Seas
The main regulatory body for nuclear power around the world is putting its back into the effort.
Read MoreAll The New Cars We Spotted In GTA VI's Extended Look Trailer, And Their Real-Life Counterparts
GTA VI is doubling down on featuring cars that are very clearly inspired by real products, but stay just on the right side of copyright law.
Read MoreIIHS Says Drivers Use Phones Before Crashing More Than Police Report
Our phone addiction is here to stay it seems, and it's, quite predictably, leading to crashes.
Read MoreLincoln Is Importing The 2027 Corsair From China, And It's Now Hybrid-Only And More Expensive
The facelifted Corsair's new hybrid powertrain makes 305 horsepower, more than the old plug-in-hybrid model.
Read MoreOwners Report Their GM 6.2L V8s Are Still Failing Even After Recall Repairs
Even after replacing or repairing many of the recalled 6.2-liter truck engines, General Motors and NHTSA are still getting reports of engine failure.
Read MorePolice Officer Racks Up 100 Felony Counts Allegedly Using Flock Cameras To Spy On Civilians
The residents of Lufkin don't have to worry about another police officer spying on them, at least for a little while.
Read More'Contrary To Law' Polestar Still Doesn't Understand Why It's Banned From Selling Cars In The U.S. But Volvo Isn't
With vehicles shared between the two brands, using the same software, and even built on the same production lines, the ban remains a head-scratcher.
Read More'Multitasking' Young Buyers Are Why BMW Is Ditching Physical Buttons
New BMW vehicles are short on physical controls, with only a few buttons in the cabin, and practically everything else is controlled by the touchscreen.
Read MoreCar Salesman Becomes Belgian Prince After DNA Test, Don't Expect Smaller Dealership Markups
Philandering car-loving European royalty isn't anything new.
Read MoreAmerican Drivers Think Speeding Is Okay Because Everyone Else Is Doing It
What's a little extra 5 or 10 mph on the clock?
Read MoreVolkswagen's Adorable New Tukan Pickup Is The First MQB-Based Truck
The Tukan is the replacement for the long-running, best-selling Saveiro.
Read More'The Great American Road Trip' Is An Incoherent Mess, Even If You Ignore All The Ethical Issues
Our very own Collin Woodard received a severe debuff to intelligence from watching every episode of 'The Great American Road Trip' so you don't have to!
Read MoreNew 50% Vehicle Levy Part Of Escalating Trade War Between U.S. And Canada Sparked By Old Auto Tariff Holdups
Automakers that have operations in both the U.S. and Canada now face higher costs on every single truck and SUV built by our neighbors up north.
Read MoreAnalysis Shows All Those Data Centers Under Construction Will Output As Much CO2 As 24 Million Cars
More than just using lots of water to keep their computers cool, data centers use massive amounts of energy, which has a large impact on C02 emissions.
Read MoreWoman Changed Her Identity To Escape Abusive Cop Ex-Boyfriend, He Still Found Her Using Flock Cameras
This is exactly how police departments should treat improper use of its systems.
Read MoreCalifornia Passes Restrictive Replacement Tire Law In The Name Of Efficiency
The new regulations will significantly reduce the number of tire options available for Californians, and other states could follow suit soon after.
Read MoreTesla Designer's V8-Powered Pontiac Solstice Charms Jay Leno
It has more than enough power to break the back tires loose, yet is calm and collected when he eases off the throttle.
Read MoreBrembo Had To Design Its Most Powerful Caliper Ever Because American Trucks Are Getting Too Heavy
Meant to fit under 20-inch wheels and stop some of the largest trucks and SUVs you can buy, the new calipers will debut on the Chevy Silverado EV.
Read MoreThe GR GT Has More Would-Be Buyers Than 'First Allocation' Cars, But Toyota Has Some Sales Rules In Mind (Updated)
The new supercar will be produced in limited quantities, and Toyota has more than enough interest for all 200 of the first run.
Read MoreSenator Susan Collins Asks Supporters For Gas Money After Voting For The War That Made Gas Expensive
Gas prices are only such a salient issue because the president — who she's voted with 95% of the time — started a senseless war with Iran.
Read MoreFord Bronco Getting A Pickup Variant 10 Years After Its Reveal (And A Hybrid Sooner Than That)
Meant to do battle with the Jeep Gladiator, a pickup variant of the Bronco should arrive in a few years, but a hybrid Bronco may get here even quicker.
Read MoreFox News Retracts Graphic That Showed Gas Prices Higher A Year Ago
Turns out, even with your head firmly buried in the sand, some facts are just impossible to avoid.
Read MoreThe Average Price Of 3-Year-Old Used Cars Has Increased By Over $9,000 Since 2019 Because We Live In Hell
For any fellow poor people who aren't in a place to spend more than $20,000 on a car, I feel you deeply.
Read MoreAugust Gas Prices Set New Record As Republicans Sink America Deeper Into The Most Recent Quagmire
The 60-day memorandum of understanding has expired, but the United States isn't any closer to a deal with Iran, and gas prices aren't going down anytime soon.
Read MoreTrump Hasn't Brought Back The Auto Manufacturing Jobs He Promised
Automakers are increasingly turning to automation and artificial intelligence when it comes to manufacturing, and that means fewer jobs are needed.
Read MoreToyota And Lexus Cars With Electronic Door Handles Reportedly Trapping Occupants When The Battery Dies
And it doesn't look like the issues are confined to the UK.
Read MoreStrategic Oil Reserves So Low, The U.S. Risks Damaging The Salt Caverns Where We Stash Our Emergency Oil
After the current drawdown, reserves will be at the lowest point they've been since the 1980s, potentially causing serious problems at the storage facilities.
Read MoreFlock Cameras In This California Town Are Only Getting License Plates Right 29% Of The Time
While Flock claims that its license plate-reading cameras have an accuracy rate in the high 90s, this town's experience shows a far different set of numbers.
Read MoreBeing Less Dependent On GPS And Learning Your Surroundings Is Good For Your Brain
You may have a good reason to get lost now.
Read MoreGas-Powered 2027 Mercedes C-Class Updated With Star Treatment Front End And A Bigger Brain
The new C-Class will hit dealerships in the first half of 2027 with updated looks and Mercedes' latest tech, including the new MB Operating System.
Read MoreShop Charges Woman Almost $4,000 For Transmission Repairs, Then The Mechanic Tells Her The Work Was Never Done
Strapped for cash, the owner of the Ford Edge took out a loan to get the repairs done, but the mechanic says he never touched the transmission at all.
Read MoreRuf Ushers In A New Ehra Of Grand Touring With 650 Horsepower And All-Wheel Drive
The car is named after the Ehra-Lessien test track where Phil Hill set a top speed record in an original Yellowbird.
Read MoreLucid Gravity GT-S Is Almost The Stupid-Fast Electric Crossover You Want
The new GT-S trim has 1,070 horsepower, a 3.1-second 0-to-60-mph time, and Sapphire-inspired blue accents.
Read MorePolestar Wanted To Leave The U.S. Anyway Before Regulatory Ban, Dealer Lawsuit Claims
Polestar will no longer be selling vehicles in the U.S. thanks to a ban on Chinese-owned companies, but one dealer claims their exit was made on purpose.
Read MoreCrew Of Aircraft Carrier In Persian Gulf Reaches Breaking Point, Multiple Attempted Overboards Reported
The USS Abraham Lincoln has spent a record-setting time at sea, going over 250 days without going into port, straining the mental health of those onboard.
Read MoreFlock Cameras Are Going To Get Drivers Killed
Police make plenty of mistakes as it is, without the help of an imperfect ALPR system they put way too much trust into.
Read MoreChevy Express Van Finally Joins 2005, Gets Bluetooth Audio And A Touchscreen Radio
Chevrolet did offer a touchscreen in the Express in 2019, but it was removed from the options list after a single model year.
Read MoreDodge Says It's Making A GLH Hot Hatch Crossover With Performance 'People Didn't Quite See Coming'
Kuniskis said the GLH will be "the next generation of Hornet, but the way we should have done it the first time."
Read More'Good Officer' Resigns After Using Flock Cameras To Stalk His Wife
Flock cameras just handed abusers another tool.
Read MoreTrump Pulls A Ghosn, Sneaks Off Air Force One In Airport Catering Truck
Trump got on the plane in full view of the cameras, then reportedly crawled right out the back of the plane into an airport catering truck.
Read MoreThis Modern Carrera Panamericana Class Winner Looks Straight Out Of The Original Race
Its racing career in the 1990s happened almost as long ago from the present day as the original Carrera Panamericana took place from the modern remake.
Read MoreAn Abundance Of Distracted Drivers In Cleveland Caused First Responders To Add A Blocker Truck For Their Own Safety At Emergency Scenes
A "Scorpion" or blocker truck is a "vehicle crash attenuator" designed to shield first responders responding to highway crash scenes.
Read MoreMore Big Cats In Your Area Could Reduce Deer-Induced Car Crashes By Nearly 76 Percent
Reducing one's chances of hitting a deer is great, and knowing a big cat is thriving is an added bonus.
Read MoreWant To Work At Jalopnik? Now's Your Chance!
If you're thinking "I know cars, but I'm not a writer..." you're exactly the person we want to hear from.
Read MoreLawsuit Claims Metal Mercedes AMG Badges Are Branding Drivers
While it may be cheaper than an AMG tattoo, these owners apparently don't see the same value proposition I do.
Read More2027 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport Is Improved And Attractive If Unsurprising
If you've seen the redesigned three-row Atlas, the new two-row Cross Sport will be exactly what you expected.
Read MoreLA Metro To Give $600 To 2,000 LA County Residents Who Don't Drive Their Car For Five Weeks
With the 2028 Olympics on the horizon, Los Angeles Metro is offering a cash incentive to convince residents that they can get around without a car.
Read MoreUber Claimed It'd Protect Sexual Assault Victims, Instead It Wants To Know What They Were Wearing And Their Medical Histories
Uber same sort of rhetoric that surrounds sexual assaults inferring that the victims asked for it because of what they were wearing, or what they were drinking.
Read More2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee Is A 600-Horsepower Track-Focused Muscle Car That's As Quick As A Hellcat Redeye
In addition to bigger turbos, the new Super Bee has improved cooling, bigger brakes, a new suspension setup, better aerodynamics, and track driving modes.
Read MoreDual-Motor Mercedes-AMG GT53 4-Door Coupe Has Less Power, Longer Range And 'Authentic' Inline-6 Noises
The entry-level GT 4-Door Coupe makes do with just 536 horsepower, but it'll still hit 60 mph in just 3.4 seconds and charge from 10% to 80% in 11 minutes.
Read More31,000 Boeing 737 MAX Seats May 'Disengage' From Their Tracks In Severe Turbulence, FAA Says
Hopefully this is the final issue found with the problematic Boeing 737 Max.
Read MoreCar Buyers Yearn For Heated Seats More Than Literally Any Other Feature
That's right, it's the feature that 47% of the nearly 19,000 car buyers surveyed signaled they wanted more than anything else in their next purchase.
Read MoreNew Hennessey Blackbird Wants To Give You 'Analog Overload' With No Turbos, No Screens, And A Manual
Hennessey will make 71 of its new Blackbird hypercar for $2.5 million each, with production starting sometime in 2029 or 2030
Read MoreNew Bridgestone UltraWeather Beats The Socks Off The Old WeatherPeak In Tire Rack Tests
Tire Rack hasn't had the chance to run any segment-inclusive comparison tests, but the improvements over the old tire make it sound much better overall.
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Nice Price or No Dice (21)
At $2,900, Is This Canadian-Spec 2005 BMW 320i An Ultimate Steal?
What do you say? Is $2,900 a great deal for a weird-but-not-too-weird E46?
Read MoreAt $8,995, Is This 1986 Chevy Corvette Convertible An Audacious Deal?
While not exactly beloved by Corvette enthusiasts, the C4 is coming into its own as prices for older models are on the rise. But is this one worth $9k?
Read MoreAt $9,900, Is This 2000 Subaru Impreza Casa Blanca A JDM Jewel?
Never sold in the United States, this funky-faced Impreza will certainly be the rarest Subaru at your local car meet. But is it worth nearly $10k?
Read MoreAt $9,000, Is This 1994 Ford Mustang GT A Homage That's Still A Hoot And A Half?
It's not a real Saleen Mustang, but it's also a whole lot cheaper than a real Saleen Mustang. But is it cheap enough?
Read MoreAt $6,500, Would You Let Nothing Stand In The Way Of Buying This 2003 Mercedes ML350 Overlander?
Thoroughly modified and clearly ready for more off-road adventures, this beefed-up Mercedes-Benz could be a serious rig for overlanding duty.
Read MoreAt $25,000, Is This Custom 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T A Burnin'-Hot Bargain?
Forget the paint job, what about the low mileage?
Read MoreAt $7,591, Is This 1991 Olds Cutlass Supreme A Supremely Good Bargain?
It's a rare spec, in excellent shape, and with relatively low miles for its age, but is that enough to make you pay $8k for this 35-year-old Olds?
Read MoreAt $5,800, Is This 2007 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec-V A Special Deal?
Nissan's Sentra wouldn't ordinarily be the car-of-choice for enthusiastic driving, but this SE-R Spec-V bucks the trend.
Read MoreAt $16,400, Is This 1998 SsangYong Korando An Ultra-Rare Bargain?
According to the seller, this funky imported SUV is one of just two in the United States. But does its uncommon presence make it worth the price?
Read MoreAt $32,500, Is This 1958 Willys DJ3A Surrey Too Fringe?
Museum-ready, sure, but can you imagine daily-driving this thing?
Read MoreAt $4,450, Could This 2010 Volkswagen CC R-Line Be Quite The Coup?
There's a bit of damage in the rear, but the rest of this VW CC seems to be in good shape, and with a price this low it's worth a closer look.
Read MoreAt $15,000, Would You Leap On This 1996 Chevy Impala SS?
From a time when space meant true luxury.
Read MoreAt $11,000, Is This 1986 Volvo 240 DL Wagon A Bargain Basement Brick?
Stately, in an understated Swedish way, but is this well-maintained 240 wagon still too expensive?
Read MoreAt $33,500, Is This Supercharged 1995 BMW M3 A Super Bargain?
Does some forced induction make this M icon even more appealing?
Read MoreAt $10,000, Could This 1988 Merkur XR4Ti Make You Wish Mercury Had Risen?
It's an '80s time capsule, but is it too expensive?
Read MoreAt $39,995, Is This 2005 Chevy SSR A Silly-Good Deal?
Prioritizing nostalgic appeal, the Chevy SSR isn't a particularly capable pickup truck, but it's a show-stopper. Is this low-mileage example worth nearly $40k?
Read MoreAt $3,000, Is This 1989 Toyota Camry All-Trac An Alright Deal?
It's a rare all-wheel drive model with some interesting mod potential.
Read MoreAt $8,000, Is This 1985 BMW 635CSi A Teutonic Temptation?
Does high mileage mean low appeal?
Read MoreAt $15,000, Is This 1992 Chevy Camaro Z28 A Droptop Dream?
The seller admits it's no show car, but does a stick shift and the wind in your hair make up for that?
Read MoreAt $38,500, Is This 2003 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Something To Celebrate?
A rare car made even more rare.
Read MoreAt $11,799, Could This 1978 Mazda RX-7 GS Make You Go Hmmm?
If you haven't had a Wankel yet, maybe it's time to indulge?
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Nostalgia You Can Taste (11)
Back When Standard A/C Was For Luxury Cars Only, This Sedan Brought It To The Masses
Every new car has air conditioning now, and that's something we take for granted. But A/C might have taken much longer to become standard without this sedan.
Read MoreHow Chrysler's M-Body Platform Helped It Survive The 1980s
Chrysler was in dire straits due to quality and mileage problems, and it needed to bridge the gap until its K-cars were ready. Then along came the M-body.
Read More7 Of The Rarest Pontiac GTOs And What They're Worth
The Pontiac GTO was a pretty risky bet, but it paid off. Today, the rarest GTO variants are among the most coveted muscle cars on the collector market.
Read MoreVolvo Used Compressed Air To Spin A Turbo For Lag-Free Boost, But It Didn't Catch On
When other automakers were addressing turbo lag with variable-geometry turbos, sequential turbocharging, or electrical assistance, Volvo had a different idea.
Read MoreHow A Ball Bearing Company Rolled Volvo Into Existence 100 Years Ago
In 1926, the first Volvo prototypes came into the world. They were created by a company whose main mission was only tangentially related to automaking.
Read MoreCatwalk Cars: New York City's Weird Wafer-Thin Electric Vehicles Used By Tunnel Police
An overlooked chapter in vehicle history, these ridiculous electric police vehicles have been zooming across Manhattan tunnels until just a decade ago.
Read More5 Of The Largest Inline-6s Ever Made (Ranked By Displacement)
The inline-6 is limited by the engine bay's size, but some huge ones have been built over the years. Here are five of the biggest, ranging to over 13 liters.
Read MoreWas The 1962 Shelby Cobra CSX 2000 Really Repainted To Fool The Press?
The story goes that Carroll Shelby's prototype Cobra was painted multiple colors over time to make it seem like he had several cars, not just one. But was it?
Read MoreDon't Believe Their Lies, Lots Of Great Cars Were Made In The '70s
The cars of the '70s are often derided as malaise-era clunkers, but that ignores the many great automobiles made in that decade. Here are nine of the best.
Read MoreQuarter Century Of Automotive Taste: The Best Selling Cars From 1980 To 2005
Times change, and so does what buyers are looking for in a new car. You can tell a lot about generational shifts by seeing what was selling over 25 years.
Read MoreThe Alaska Highway Was Built Across 1,500 Miles Of Wilderness In 8 Months In 1942
The U.S. had proposed a highway to link Alaska to the lower states in the 1920s, but Canada wasn't interested. Then bombs fell on Pearl Harbor.
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Planelopnik (16)
Car Vs. Airplane Engines: Why They're Built Differently
The engine in your car and the one in a small plane have more in common than you might think, but there are plenty of differences between the two. Here's why.
Read MoreAirplanes Should Not Have Windows
I'm sure a bunch of you disagree, so prepare to hurl insults at me in the comments below. I don't care if this makes you boo, I've seen what makes you cheer.
Read MoreFAA Fires Two LaGuardia Controllers For Leaving Work Early Before Fatal Crash
Veteran controllers revealed that it was common for shift supervisors to let overworked controllers go home early as a reward.
Read MoreGoogle Bid $10 Million For Spirit Airlines' Corporate Data To Train AI
A bankruptcy court will decide whether or not to approve the sale to Google in early September.
Read MoreBoeing's Smallest 737 Max Variant Finally Achieves FAA Certification After A Decade Of Trying
It's yet another win for Boeing, which has been on a bit of a streak lately.
Read MoreA $100 Coin-Sized Device Can Hijack A Boeing 737
Before you cancel your flights, the team went out of its way to say that they all still fly on Boeing 737s. They don't think this is an imminent threat.
Read More5 Facts About Air Force One That We Swear We Didn't Make Up
Air Force One isn't just a plush Boeing 747 that flies the president from point A to point B. It's an airborne oval office designed to survive a nuclear war.
Read MoreFlorida Man Just Needed A Nap, So He Jumped A Barbed Wire Fence To Break Into An Airbus A320 And Sleep In The Bathroom
JetBlue is claiming that this entire incident caused a flight delay, costing the giant corporation a grand total of $2,400.
Read MorePlanes Have To Enter The 'Oceanic Entry Point' With Perfect Timing
Pilots face unique challenges when flying over oceans, including a lack of radar coverage. Here's how they manage and why timing is so crucial in these zones.
Read More21-Year-Old Flight Instructor Successfully Threads The Needle Through Highway Signage In Emergency Landing
"I feel my training has prepared me exceptionally well for this moment," said Emily Shelton, the pilot who safely landed the plane.
Read MoreMarine One Came Within A Mile Of Hitting Regional Jet Over DC, Corps Called Flight Routine
The cause of the two incidents may even be related.
Read MoreCivilian Medevac Crash Likely Caused By Military GPS Jamming Exercise
The crash was likely the first for civilian aircraft in the United States where GPS jamming was a contributing factor.
Read MoreWatch A Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric Drive Underneath The World's Largest Aircraft While It Takes Off
Race car driver Patrick Long had to hold pace at the Cayenne EV's top speed while the massive Stratolaunch Roc took off, and the resulting video is awesome.
Read MoreFlorida Thinks Flying Cars Are A Better Use Of $200 Million Than EV Chargers
The cure for congestion is better public transit, but that conversation is so far outside the realm of possibility for Florida, it's not even worth having.
Read MoreReligious Fanatics Replace Crying Babies As Worst Passengers To Encounter On Your Next Flight
Sadly, the rest of the internet voicing its distain for sky preachers who ruin flights hasn't deterred this new generation of TikTok-fueled fanatics.
Read MoreExpedition Investigating Possible Wreckage Of Amelia Earhart's Plane Might Just Be Looking At A Downed Coconut Tree, But Why Not Check?
For years, questions about Amelia Earhart's final flight have gone unanswered, but satellite images show what could be her plane on a remote island.
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Porsche (4)
Porsche Models Hold Their Value Well, But These Cars Depreciated The Fastest
Porsches are well known for holding their value, but which of the German brand's high-performance models buck the trend and cost their owners money?
Read MoreMoby Dick-Inspired Slantnose 911 GT2 RS Explains Porsche's Mysterious 'Flachbau' And 'Flachbau RS' Trademarks
The Flachbau RS is based on a 991.2 GT2 RS, and three prototypes were developed and tested at the Nürburgring to make sure its performance back up the wing.
Read MorePorsche Brings Back Manual 911 Carrera S As A $10,900 Option Due To 'Overwhelming' Customer Demand
The new MT Package for the 992.2 Carrera S uses the same six-speed as the Carrera T, and it also includes a bunch of performance options as standard.
Read MorePorsche's CEO Says Electric 718 Is Definitely 100% For Sure No Doubt Absolutely Totally Still Happening
Knowing Porsche, the electric 718 is going to be one of the sickest EVs on sale whenever it finally does come out.
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QOTD (58)
Here's What Jalopnik Readers Think About Hypercars
There are so many options to choose from in the multi-million dollar car zone right now, how could you possibly ever choose?
Read MoreThese Cars Should Have Been More Expensive
These are the cars Jalopnik readers think should have been more expensive.
Read MoreWhat Car Would You Buy For $5,000 Right Now?
There are a few truly terrible Subaru Baja Turbos in my local area for under five grand, and I do desperately want it.
Read MoreDo You Think Hypercars Are Still Relevant?
Every mega-wealthy car collector is hoarding every new model from their favored brand, so why not sell them another $5,000,000 hypercar every year or two?
Read MoreThese Are The TV Shows You Love Watching For The Background Cars
It actually seems like the more unrealistic and nondescript the car is, the more likely we are to be enamored by them.
Read MoreWhat Would Be Your Ideal Drag Strip Sleeper?
The goal is to make sure your opponent doesn't realize what's going on until you've left the line.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Micro Cars
If traffic resembled confetti or sprinkles on an ice cream cone rather than a gray wall, I don't think I'd mind it so much.
Read MoreWhich Car Should Have Been More Expensive?
If we want to put a more positive spin on it, which cars felt like they were held back by attempts to keep their prices lower?
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Hood Ornaments
Hopefully, someday automakers will realize they're lost nearly all of their drip and bring these little statues back.
Read MoreWhat TV Shows Do You Love Watching For The Background Cars?
Your best mentions will be gathered for a special car-spotting TV guide of sorts later this week.
Read MoreThese Are The Cars You Secretly Want To Own, But Are Afraid To Admit You Want
Welcome to the Jalopnik confessional.
Read MoreThese Features Still Scream 'Luxury' To Our Readers
For some reason, there weren't a whole lot of votes for passenger screens and voice controls.
Read MoreHere's What Jalopnik Readers Think About Chinese Cars
Chinese cars are coming. How soon is anyone's guess.
Read MoreThese Are The Cars You Wish You Bought When They Were Cheap
We all made the grave mistake of being born too late to be able to buy anything important at a reasonable cost.
Read MoreWhat's A Car You've Secretly Wanted To Own, But Are Afraid To Admit You Want?
Jalops, it's time to get personal.
Read MoreWhat's Your Take On Chinese Cars In America?
Right now the Chinese brands are pushing through the Global South like a wildfire.
Read MoreOur Readers Think These Cars Need To Gain Another Axle, And I Agree With All Of Them
People love to say that "less is more," but I think that's total BS. Clearly more is more.
Read MoreWhich Feature Still Screams 'Luxury' To You?
When you can get massage seats in a Ford Explorer and hands-free cruise control on a Chevy Bolt, what feature still counts as genuinely luxurious?
Read MoreThese Cars Need To Hurry Up And Depreciate Faster, According To Our Readers
I'll be the first to tell you that getting a $55,000 E39 540i for about $5,000 was pretty awesome for me, personally.
Read MoreWhat Car Do You Wish You Bought When It Was Still Cheap?
There are few killer deals on older cars anymore, since the internet lets us car enthusiasts discuss cool cars that we want and drive their value up.
Read MoreThese Are The Cars You Hate To Love
This, more than maybe any other question I can recall asking you beautiful people, was absolutely full of Toyotas.
Read MoreWhat Car Needs To Gain Another Axle?
The third axle could go at the front or at the rear, or maybe even in the middle if you have a good idea for that.
Read MoreThese Are The Cars Readers Deemed The Most Soulless
The worst offenders making these production-ready soulless machines on wheels, whether new or old, seemed to come from Toyota, Chevrolet, Stellantis, and Tesla.
Read MoreHere Are All The Ways You Would Fix IndyCar If You Had The Power
There are so many ways to improve the pinnacle of open-wheel racing.
Read MoreWhich Car Needs To Hurry Up And Depreciate Faster?
We all have cars that are on our purchasing radar but are just out of reach... for now.
Read MoreThese Concept Car Interiors Should Have Gone Into Production, According To Our Readers
Sure, they'd be too expensive to build, probably unsafe, and break almost instantly, but look how cool these cabins are.
Read MoreWhat Car Is The Most Soulless?
Even a genuinely bad car can still have its charms, but a soulless one is little more than an appliance.
Read MoreYou're In Charge Of IndyCar For A Day, How Do You Beat F1 At Their Own Game?
Is it tracks, cars, the broadcasts, or something else?
Read MoreThe Cars You Thought Were Way Cooler Than They Actually Were When You Were A Kid
Our readers are all experts and perfect now, but once they were kids with terrible opinions.
Read MoreWhat's The Fastest Car You've Ever Driven?
There's no shortage of fast cars out there, so what's the speediest you've (legally) driven?
Read MoreThese Are The Simple Vehicle Repairs Or Tricks That Made You A Hero To Your Non Car-Obsessed Friends And Family
To the uninitiated, science looks like magic.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Dashboards
Guess how many readers picked the vast displays on today's luxury cars.
Read MoreWhich Concept Car's Interior Should Have Gone Into Production?
Some concept interiors stick with you, and even years later, you find yourself wishing someone had been brave enough to put something like that into production.
Read MoreThese Are Your Biggest Driving Pet Peeves
Hell is sharing the road with other drivers (but not you, though: you're a great driver).
Read MoreWhat Car Did You Think Was Way Cooler Than It Actually Was When You Were A Kid?
My pick for this question is one that I think a lot of folks around my age would go with: it's the Chrysler PT Cruiser.
Read MoreHere Are All The Ways You Would Fix Formula 1 If You Had The Power
Have Formula 1 fans ever been happy?
Read MoreThese Cars Are Only Driven By People Who Know Nothing About Cars
If your car is on the list, I recommend you do some real soul searching, because our word is gospel.
Read MoreWhat Car Has Your Favorite Dashboard?
Is there classic switchgear that haunts your dreams? A particular button or dial that brings joy? Or are you gung-ho about the dash going all-digital?
Read MoreThese Vehicles Deserved A Second Generation But Never Got One
Based on the lion's share of responses we've received, the Big Three have a lot to answer for because our commenters have dreams of the Detroit that never was.
Read MoreWhat's Your Biggest Driving Pet Peeve?
Forget oil pressure and tire pressure: What's driving up your blood pressure on the road?
Read MoreWhat Simple Vehicle Repair Or Trick Made You A Hero To Your Non Car-Obsessed Friends And Family?
You're a hero and just a quick dial away. Yay you.
Read MoreThese Are Our Readers' Favorite BMWs
We've got iconic classics, modern sports cars, big luxobarges and even some real weirdos represented here.
Read MoreWhat Car Is Only Driven By People Who Know Nothing About Cars?
I want to know what car immediately makes you think, "Oh, that guy knows absolutely nothing about cars."
Read MoreThese Race Car Drivers Deserve Their Own Movie According To Our Readers
Maybe Brad Pitt stars in these movies, too, or maybe the driver you chose calls for a different Hollywood star
Read MoreWhich Vehicle Deserved A Second Generation But Never Got One?
My vision for this question is focused on cars that only lasted one generation and then got canceled; if it received a mid-cycle refresh, that's acceptable.
Read MoreThese Are The Dead Entry-Level Cars You Miss
We need to go back to a pre-2016 car market, when A Fiesta ST could be purchased for just twenty-two grand
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite BMW?
I might be a Mercedes-Benz stan first and an American second, but there are so many BMWs that I really love
Read MoreThese Are The Best Liveries In Racing
Another interesting observation was that most of these cars also raced in the 20th century if you can believe it
Read MoreThese Are The Worst Two-Car Garages You've Ever Seen
The comments section was peppered with a selection of disappointing and confusing two-car pairings.
Read MoreWhich Race Car Driver Should They Make A Movie About Next?
For all I know, there's a German forklift racer out there with a life so interesting, Hollywood would be a bunch of idiots to never make a movie about them.
Read MoreWhich Of The Dead Entry-Level Cars Do You Miss The Most?
Cheap though maybe not so cheerful, these were once the cars new drivers learned their skills in.
Read MoreThese Niche Automotive Micro-Segments Are Overdue For A Comeback, According To Our Readers
Sometimes it's fun to tell ourselves the automakers are wrong, and actually, we have great car ideas.
Read MoreWhat Are Some Of The Best Liveries In Racing?
Is it just me, or are good racing liveries getting to be fewer and harder to come by?
Read MoreWhat Are You Going To Do If The Gas Runs Out?
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is under strain right now, as this week it was drained to its lowest level since 1983.
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Racing (12)
Alex Palou Enters Rare Air With 5th IndyCar Title In 6 Years
The unusual circumstances also led to Pato O'Ward becoming the first IndyCar driver to win twice in a single day since Rick Mears in 1981.
Read MoreDubbed Last Of The Moonshiners, This NASCAR Driver Was Still Racing In His 70s
NASCAR's origin story is tied up with drivers who ran moonshine, and certainly that was good training for this man who didn't drive in his last race until 2019.
Read MoreFIA Declares Red Bull's Engine Best In F1, Gives Everyone Else Catch-Up Tokens
Thousand-dollar event tickets and stadium parking-lot races aren't the only things Formula 1 is co-opting from the United States.
Read MoreKyle Kirkwood Wins Trump's Bizzaro Land IndyCar Race In D.C.
Up was down, down was up as IndyCar visited the nation's capital last weekend.
Read MoreHow Audi Dominated The 1988 SCCA Trans-Am Series With The Smallest Engine
Audi may have entered a car with a comparatively small 2.1-liter engine, but it still completely dominated the 1988 SCCA Trans-Am series. Here's how.
Read MoreMax Verstappen Not Retiring After All, Extends With Red Bull Through 2030
Mercedes, Ferrari and McLaren have their driver lineups locked up, so If Verstappen wants to stay in F1 and be at a title-contender, it'll have to be Red Bull.
Read MoreWatch Scott Speed Set A New Record Run Up Mount Washington In Subaru's Project Midnight WRX
This smashes Travis Pastrana's previous record up the tallest peak in the northeast by more than 16 seconds.
Read MoreHow Mazda Was Allowed To Race At Le Mans With A Banned Rotary Engine In 1991
Against all odds, Mazda won the 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans with its rotary-powered 787B. But a quiet regulatory concession helped make the unlikely happen.
Read MoreThe Vegas To Reno Legends Rally Is A Baptism By Dust For Novice Desert Racers
Desert racing isn't like other sports, or even other forms of racing. It's one part cutthroat competition and one part communal adventure.
Read MoreYou're In Charge Of Formula 1 For A Day, How Would You Fix It?
Fans of Formula 1 are rarely happy. Do you have what it takes to make them happy?
Read MoreThere Are Plenty Of Reasons To Hate Trump's IndyCar DC Street Race, But Road Damage Isn't One Of Them
The current full-time IndyCar field of 25 cars is a literal drop in the bucket.
Read MoreThe Harley-Davidson Race Team Invited Me To Be On The Pit Crew And I Brought My Bad Luck With Me
For about five minutes the team was over the moon with excitement, then came the bad luck.
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SRT's eBoost Air Powertrain Concept Blows Hard So You Can Go Hard
Stellantis is adding an e-compressor to its twin-turbo Hurricane inline-6 in the hopes of eliminating turbo lag.
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I Met My Automotive Hero, And It Was Divine
Going for a life-affirming drive in a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the greatest car ever made.
Read MorePorsche Taycan 4 Is The Pricey Platonic Ideal Of Daily Drivers
If money wasn't a thing, we'd probably all be driving base Taycans, because it's hard to think of very many daily drivers that do the job better than this car.
Read More2026 Volvo XC40 Is The Subcompact Luxury Crossover For Folks Who Don't Want Their Car To Feel Small
If you're in the market for a little luxe crossover, don't be fooled into discounting the XC40 due to its age.
Read MorePorsche's Track Experience School At Laguna Seca Is More Than Worth The Splurge
A full day of lapping Laguna Seca in a Porsche 911 Carrera S made me a much better and more confident driver, and put a huge smile on my face.
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If You're Shopping For A Used Kia Stinger, Try And Find One Of The Rare Orange GTS Models
The Kia Stinger GTS stands apart from ordinary used sedans with a bright orange finish and a performance-focused setup built for sideways fun.
Read MoreWhy Body-On-Frame Passenger Cars Disappeared
It looks like the sedan body style is making a comeback, and maybe it is, but the body-on-frame passenger car is pretty much gone for good. Here's why.
Read MoreThe Kia Stinger Started As The Brand's First Rear-Wheel-Drive Concept In 2011
Kia killed the Stinger in 2023, but its award-winning design lives on. Here's how a 2011 rear-wheel-drive concept car created by an Audi veteran started it all.
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SpaceX To Build Second Spaceport In Louisiana That It Claims Could Launch Thousands Of Starship Rockets Per Year
Keep in mind that all this hinges on Starship eventually becoming a real boy!
Read MoreNASA Can't Rescue The Satellite That Was Going To Rescue Another Satellite After All
The plan was for the Link satellite to fly over to Swift, grab onto it, and haul it back up into a stable orbit. Unfortunately, that's not what happened.
Read MoreNew NASA Pictures Reveal SpaceX Crash's Devastation On The Moon's Magnificent Desolation
The more and more rockets humanity launches, the more and more likely we are to litter the lunar surface.
Read MoreJames Webb Space Telescope Discovers New Type Of Star Powered By Black Holes Instead Of Fusion
Freshly spotted, but probably already dead.
Read MoreRocket Lab Announces Portable Spaceport To Let It Launch From Anywhere
Called the Global Hypersonic & Orbital Spaceport Technology (GHOST), this modular system was designed to be fit within standard shipping containers.
Read MoreThe Panic-Inducing Song NASA Regretted Allowing As A Wake Up Call In The '70s
NASA began playing wake-up music for Gemini 6 in 1965, but it wasn't a regular routine until Apollo 10, leading to the '70s use of this panic-inducing number.
Read MoreEurope Will Launch Its Own Satellite Constellation As Its Breakup With America Continues
The EU and European space companies are building up their space muscles, creating a network of satellites that will provide critical communication support.
Read MoreNASA Needs To Save The Satellite It Needs To Save Another Satellite
It may sound a little like the fire truck you called is on fire. But this is space, and things go wrong all the time.
Read MoreNASA's CAPSTONE Missions Want To Solve The Moon's Three-Body Problem
If NASA wants to land astronauts on the Moon again, it's got three problems, and they're all bodies.
Read MoreThis Is The Fastest Object Ever Built By Man
Think you know speed? Discover the fascinating story behind the fastest man-made object in history and just how fast it's actually traveling.
Read MoreFAA Proposes Letting Space Companies Ignore Environmental Damage To The Planet They Launch From
Humanity is dramatically increasing its presence in space, and that's putting strain on the legal framework around it.
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Sports Cars (10)
Here's How Much A 2021 Audi R8 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 Audi R8 combines killer looks with a Lamborghini-derived V10 pushing up to 602 hp, but is a five-year-old example now a supercar bargain?
Read MoreWhy Dubai Police Cars Are Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Bugattis, And Other Dream Exotics
Police in Dubai are famous for their collection of high-performance pursuit cars, but why do cops in the UAE pick Ferraris over Crown Victorias?
Read More8 Of The Cheapest Sports Cars With Alarmingly Low Resale Values
Most cars depreciate of over time, of course, but some sports cars are surprisingly less expensive than they were originally. Here are eight leading examples.
Read MoreLeave The World Behind And Make Sports Car Camping Your New Hobby
Too often, drivers treat their sports cars like precious gems that need to be kept in a vault. But they're meant to be a source of fun, camping included.
Read MoreOnly A Fraction Of 1964.5 Ford Mustangs Had The Goods To Reach Its Full Top Speed
Over 99% of 1964 Mustangs had an engine that didn't let the car reach its highest possible speed. It wasn't until June that a more powerful plant was available.
Read More4 Classic Sports Cars That Aren't Quicker To 60 MPH Than The 2026 Toyota RAV4 GR Sport
When it comes to off-the-line speed, Toyota's hybrid family SUV wipes the floor with more than a few sports cars that ruled the streets just a few decades ago.
Read More838-HP Aston Martin Valen Is A V12-Powered Monster With A Radical Carbon-Fiber Body
It's the most powerful front-engined Aston Martin in the company's history.
Read MoreNew Koenigsegg CCGT1 Is A Tribute To A Race Car That Never Actually Raced
When the FIA gives you lemons, you seethe for two decades and then make some 1,600 horsepower lemonade.
Read MoreThe 2007 Shelby Terlingua Is My Favorite Deep Cut Performance Ford Mustang
The Shelby Terlingua Mustang, named after the Texas ghost town Carroll bought in the 1960s, cost a bundle but had all kinds of fun modifications.
Read More12 Sporty Cars With Pretty Darn Good Fuel Economy
Having a car that looks good and drives like a dream can sometimes mean you make sacrifices. But a few sporty cars can last long on the road.
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Subaru (1)
Subaru's Smallest Production Car Was Its First To Be Sold In The US, Here's Why The Microcar Failed
A tiny, cheap car sounds just right for 1968 — and it was, if the car in question was the VW Beetle. But Subaru's first U.S. entry had a host of problems.
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SUVs and Crossovers (3)
Consumer Reports Ranked These Three Off-Road SUVs From Best To Worst
The Ford Bronco, Jeep Wrangler and Toyota 4Runner are three of the U.S.'s most popular off-road SUVs, but which one does Consumer Reports recommend the most?
Read MoreA New Jeep Cherokee Is Already On The Way
If you muttered "Wait, but didn't they just launch it?" you're not alone.
Read MoreThe Mazda Navajo Wasn't Made By Mazda, It Was A Ford Explorer Built In Kentucky
Mazda's first-ever SUV, the forgotten Navajo was secretly America's most popular SUV in Japanese disguise, built in America and only for Americans.
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Technology (4)
3D-Printed Flock Sock Covers Flock Cameras To, Uh, Protect Them From UV Rays
It's a blueprint for a very tongue-in-cheek 3D-printed "sock" that you can gently slide over your local Flock camera to keep it safe from the sun.
Read MoreAndroid Auto And Android Automotive Sound Alike, But The Differences Run Deep
Android Auto is becoming one of the most important features in new cars, but what is the difference between that and the similarly named Android Automotive?
Read MoreRivian's Money-Saving Strategy Involves Reusing Old Batteries
Rivian is ramping up production and looking for new ways to save money. It appears to have found quite a clever solution right on its own factory floor.
Read More5 Of The Smallest Displacement 6-Cylinder Engines Ever
Six-cylinder engines come in a variety of sizes, but these are really tiny. And yet, one of them managed to get to 200 miles per hour, way back in 1939.
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Tesla (4)
Elon Musk Saying 'All Cars' Will Have Starlink As The 'Only Way' To Connect Them Sounds More Like Threat Than Promise
Starlink has already been spotted on the roof of a Cybercab, but if the owner of both companies has his way, it'll be a much more ubiquitous technology.
Read MoreTesla Hikes The Cybertruck's Price Up By $5,000, So More People Will Buy Them Now, Right?
Cybertruck pricing is all over the place.
Read MoreTest Driver Who Crashed Tesla Into Salon Was Ineffectively Prepared For Driving EVs, Lawsuit Claims
There are many things we can blame Tesla for, but the courts will have to decide who's at fault in this case.
Read MoreWhy Do Some People Get Carsick In Teslas (And Even EVs In General)?
With lots of torque for quick acceleration and intense regenerative braking that slows things down in a hurry, some EVs can be particularly rough to ride in.
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The Morning Shift (22)
Trump Tariffs On Canada Will Hit Toyota And Honda Hardest
Plus, Volkswagen's union workers in Germany putting up a fight against cuts, Nissan and Honda are still collaborating, and the state of the lithium market.
Read MoreUAW Wants The U.S.-Canada Trade War To End
Plus, railroads raking in cash from fuel fees. We'll also look at Lucid's latest recall, and Porsche's plans to downsize.
Read MoreChina Pushes For Recalls To Keep Car Quality Up
Plus, Volkswagen's push for job cuts. We'll also look at Waymo's adventure to Munich, and Dutch regulators eyeing Tesla for recalls.
Read MoreHonda's Next U.S. Factory Could Hinge On USMCA
Plus, Nissan's plans for body-on-frame supremacy. We'll also look at Kia's tentative union deal, and XPeng's lust for robots.
Read MoreTrump's 50% Auto Tariffs On Canada Are Going To Ravage Jobs And Profits On Both Sides Of The Border
Who needs affordable cars when you can have endless arguments.
Read MoreLate Car Payments Are High, But Lenders Are Still Lending
Plus not one but two NHTSA investigations into GM. We'll also look at European EV sales, and a GM union contract in Canada.
Read MoreHyundai Workers Shut Down Factories In Full-Day Strike
Plus Ford's new collaboration with Geely. We'll also look at China's big door latch recall, and the Netherlands' big Uber fine.
Read MoreAutomakers Want To Charge You More With AI
You want AI subscriptions on top of your lease payments, right?
Read MoreAuto Industry Remains The Last Sticking Point In US-Canada Trade Negotiations
The bridge that was supposed to streamline U.S.-Canada trade continues to make it a headache, instead.
Read MoreBuyers Would Rather Spend Thousands More At Carvana Than Suffer The Crap Dealers Put Them Through
Plus, Tesla is apparently preparing a Cybercab invasion, McLaren is considering adding a slew of dealerships to the U.S. and more.
Read MoreStellantis May Sell Toronto-Area Assembly Plant
Currently idle, there's no guarantee of an automotive future for the Brampton Assembly Plant.
Read MoreTesla Is Absolutely Dominating A Shrinking EV Market
With incentives removed, EV sales are slumping, but one brand still seems to be doing alright.
Read MoreChina's Gnarly Sales Slide Just Hit The 10-Month Mark
Plus GM is setting up a $4.5 billion safety net to avoid parts shortages, Porsche is partnering with Xpeng to help the VW meet its emissions targets and more.
Read MoreMy Birthday's In Two Weeks, So You Should Win Me This Verde Acquamarina 1955 Lancia Aurelia Spider In Monterey
Its 118-hp, 2.5-liter V6 engine is one of the greatest-sounding motors of its day, and gave the Aurelia Spider a top speed of over 115 mph in 1955.
Read MoreBMW, Mercedes And Audi Can't Stop Their Doom Spirals In China
Plus, GM takes a step away from the EV space by selling its stake in a battery venture, Unifor and GM are set to begin contract talks and more.
Read MoreChinese EVs Are Winning The War On Iran
Plus Japanese automakers' commitment to the U.S. market, dealer financial spellcasting, and UK green vehicle initiatives.
Read MoreDutch Regulators Keep FSD Data Secret On Tesla's Request
Plus Honda outsourcing to Tata, Volkswagen's dreams of an American pickup, and Toyota's earthquake fallout.
Read MoreAutomakers Are Changing How They Roll Out Over-The-Air Updates
Do you expect your car to get updates like your smartphone?
Read MoreGM Is Keeping Its China Partnership For 20 More Years
Plus, the United States' plans to stay China-free for batteries, Honda's profit growth, and Subaru's profit shrinkage.
Read MoreRepossessions Are Skyrocketing As Buyers Can't Afford Their Own Cars
Plus an uptick in BYD sales, how Tesla's faring in Europe, and Toyota's latest earnings numbers.
Read MoreNissan Turns A Profit For The First Time In Two Years As Pigs Fly, Hell Freezes Over
An unexpected win for Nissan and more tough times for Toyota.
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Toyota (3)
Here's How Much A 2023 Toyota bZ4X Has Depreciated In 3 Years (A Lot)
Electric cars depreciate significantly, but how have Toyota bZ4X values been affected over the past three years? Spoiler alert: The answer is "quite a lot".
Read More8 Toyota Models With Top-Tier Value Retention
Toyota is a legendary auto manufacturer known for its reliable vehicles that depreciate slowly. How slowly? These are the models that hold their value the best.
Read MoreThe History Of Toyota's Sports Cars
Toyota's history is full of reliable people movers, but what about sports cars? Here's the story of the brand's sportier efforts and the most iconic models.
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Transportation (2)
The Alaska Marine Highway Is (Probably) The Longest Ferry Ride Your Car Can Take
Set your cruise control to nautical miles. Take your car on the Alaska Marine Highway—where your vehicle gets a front-row seat to glaciers.
Read MoreThose Exit Numbers On Highways Are Telling You More Than You Might Think
There's method amid the confusion.
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Trucks (3)
The 5 New Trucks Still Under $35k (And The 5 Used Trucks We'd Probably Buy Instead)
Only a few new pickup trucks are still available for less than $35,000, but these used pickups might scratch the same itches for much less money.
Read MoreI Love Being The Pickup Truck Friend
I love having a vehicle that can haul all my friends and all their stuff, I love being able to help people move, and I don't understand why anyone wouldn't.
Read MoreThese Are The Quickest Trucks You Can Get Used For Under $35,000
$35,000 may not be a lot of money when shopping for a new truck, but it buys some absolute 0-60 mph monsters with surprisingly low mileage on the used market.
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Unpaved (2)
10 Essential Accessories Every Off-Roader Should Have
If your rig looks tough on the trail, great, but that won't fix a flat tire or magically create a phone signal. Here are off-road accessories you actually need.
Read More2027 Nissan Kicks Goes Adventuring With Rock Creek Package
Whether it's worth the money is entirely up to you, but I know I'm always a sucker for a good roof rack.
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Wrenching (11)
10 Essential Tools Every Motorcycle Owner Should Have
Working on your motorcycle requires numerous gadgets and tools. Even if you're a novice, here are some critical devices that you should keep in your garage.
Read MoreSo Your Car's Infotainment System Is Painfully Old: What Are Your Options?
Driving an old car doesn't mean you have to be stuck with an old infotainment system. Here are a few options worth exploring if you want a modern upgrade.
Read MoreHow To Clean Out A Blocked Fuel Line
While keeping your car's fuel lines clean can be as simple as adding a cleaner additive in the tank, more serious clogs require a manual flush such as this.
Read MoreHere's How To Fix Common Power Tailgate (And Liftgate) Problems
If your power tailgate or liftgate is refusing to cooperate, there are a few simple fixes you can try before heading to the mechanic and parting with your cash.
Read MoreIs There An Ideal PSI When Pressure Washing Your Car?
You don't want to strip your car's paint by using water pressure that's too high, or not get it clean by going to low. So what's the right range?
Read MoreYour LED Light Bar Is Ugly, Get Vintage Halogen Fog Lamps Instead
Ultra-bright lights have their place in the off-road racing world, but you can have these much better-looking fog lights for much less money.
Read MoreThis Aftermarket Battery Gives Your McLaren P1 (You Have One Of Those, Right?) Less Weight And More Electric Range
V Engineer's lithium-ion battery is 12.4 kWh rather than the original's 4.72 kWh, and it saves 51 pounds.
Read More'The Only Thing We Did Was Borrow Two Injectors' Former Kia Service Manager Used Parts From Customer Car To Fix Somebody Else's
After the video went viral, the dealership launched an internal review, and the service manager in question was terminated.
Read More9 Things To Know Before Hiring A Mobile Mechanic
Mobile car repair sounds convenient, and it is, but remember that the van is not a Mary Poppins handbag. Here's what to know before hiring a mobile mechanic.
Read MoreToyota's 'Factory Upgrade' Program In Japan Lets You Pay For New Features In Your Older Car
It's mostly a lot of leather steering wheels, extra ambient lighting, remote start retrofits, and converting USB-A ports to USB-C.
Read MoreHere's How To Clean Your Engine Cylinder Heads At Home
Like all automotive parts, engine cylinder heads experience wear over time. Fortunately, you can clean them at home using some basic tools and simple steps.
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