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The British Army's Great Panjandrum Was The Most Bonkers Vehicle Ever Dreamed Up
A "panjandrum" is a self-important person, but Britain's Great Panjandrum was an absurd military vehicle powered by an even crazier means of motion.
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This Might Be The Worst-Selling Car To Ever Become A Seven-Figure Classic
Cars that are now desirable weren't always so popular. Take this sales flop, which is now one of the rarest (and most beautiful) seven-figure classics of all.
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'Boomin' Beaver' Is The Smallest Active-Duty US Navy Vessel, And It's Adorable
When you think of the navy, you tend to think of carriers and destroyers, but this tiny little vessel is the naval stalwart that will melt your heart.
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Buying (2)
7 Sporty Cars To Consider If You Loved The Kia Stinger
The Kia Stinger was beloved for its fun driving experience and modest price. If you're looking for something similar, these models are worth checking out.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Lexus LS 500 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Buying a used Lexus LS 500 could be a great way to get a luxury vehicle for a discounted price. Here's how much 2021 models have depreciated in five years.
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Advice (4)
Do The Top Summer Tires Reviewed By Consumer Reports Outgrip The Cheapest Ones?
Consumer Reports assesses tires' braking in deciding what to recommend, and NHTSA tests their grip. How do the cheapest and priciest tires compare?
Read MoreWhat To Know Before Buying A Used Toyota FJ Cruiser
The Toyota FJ Cruiser is a classic ahead of its time.
Read MoreUsed Mazda CX-70 And CX-90 PHEVs Are The Affordable Family SUV You Might Have Overlooked
Almost everyone entering the car market and shopping for reasonable family transport is facing an affordability crisis.
Read More10 Cost-Effective Ways To Combat (And Take Advantage Of) Low Resale Value
Depreciation is a scary word for car owners and prospective buyers. However, if you follow these tips, you can help yourself avoid the worst aspects of it.
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Culture (4)
It Took A Crane And Several Cemetery Plots To Bury A Man Inside His Chevrolet Corvette
You love your car, but do you love it enough to be buried in it? The logistics of a final ride into the hereafter are elaborate and, for some, necessary.
Read MoreHenry Ford Felt More Safe With A Mortsafe
Henry Ford's grave is strangely small, compared to his Detroit-stopping funeral, but it does have one very weird feature.
Read MoreHere's What Everyone Is Driving On The 2026 Alcan 5000
It takes a special kind of enthusiast to want to take on the adventure of the Alcan 5000.
Read MoreGoodyear's Nearly Forgotten Glowing Tire Experiment Was A Flop
Innovative? Absolutely. Practical? Not a chance. Explore the wild story behind Goodyear's glowing tires and why the bright idea dimmed fast.
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Car Design (4)
The 'Catcher' Was An Amusing Answer To Reducing Pedestrian Car Deaths In The 1930s: What's Streaming
The question "how can I have a fast fun cars without all the icky feelings of killing a human being?" continues to haunt the roads until this day.
Read MoreGround Clearance Is Essential For An Off-Road SUV, But It Isn't Everything
Ground clearance in an off-road SUV is like a good jump shot in basketball - it's super helpful but you're still going to need to practice the fundamentals.
Read MoreThis May Be The Rarest (And Weirdest) Mercedes-AMG Model Ever Made
Mercedes-AMG has a reputation for building high-performance sports cars, but its performance prowess has been used in other, stranger places, too.
Read MoreArt Deco On Wheels: These 1930s Automobile Designs Helped Define An Era
The Art Deco trend influenced more than architecture and fashion. It also played a role in auto design. Here are some of the coolest Art Deco cars of the '30s.
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Chevrolet (2)
What Is The Cheapest Used (And Running) Chevrolet Corvette Going To Cost You?
The Chevy Corvette is an iconic car, but new models are pricey. If you're looking for a used 'Vette, this is about the cheapest option you can expect to find.
Read MoreThe Original Chevy Suburban Cost $675, Here's What It's Worth Today
Chevrolet redefined practical travel in 1935. See what the legendary, longest-running nameplate, the Chevy Suburban, is worth today.
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Crashes and Safety (2)
How Engineers Designed Concrete Highway Barriers To Maximize Safety
Concrete barriers don't sound especially safe, but rest assured plenty of engineering know-how has gone into making those blocks as safe as possible.
Read MoreWhy Some Highways Are Labeled As A Safety Corridor But Others Aren't
Although we always encourage safe driving, not every highway is a designated safety corridor. But why is that? And what exactly does a safety corridor do?
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Entertainment (1)
8 Great Cars You Might Have Missed In The Fast & Furious Movies
The "Fast & Furious" film franchise has a ton of cool and memorable cars. However, there are also some rad vehicles that you might not have noticed, like these.
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EVs and Hybrids (1)
These Are The 12 Quickest Porsche EVs
Porsche is no stranger to building mind-boggling performance machines. While those cars have traditionally run on gas, these are the fastest Porsche EVs.
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Ford (3)
The Ford Mustang Mach 1 Was Resurrected Twice To Sit In The Goldilocks Zone
To fill a performance gap in the Mustang lineup, Ford brought the Mach 1 back twice after its initial demise in 1978. Here's the story behind those revivals.
Read MoreThis Rare Engine Is What Henry Ford Tried Before Developing The Legendary Flathead V8
The Flathead V8 may have been an early icon among Ford engines, but it was not the company's first attempt at an eight-cylinder design. Meet the unique X-8.
Read MoreThe Ford Fathom Furthers FoMoCo's Fascination With Alliterative Names
Ford introduces the Fathom, continuing the famous obsession with alliterative vehicle names. Read the story behind the name of the newest Ford lineup addition.
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Found For Sale (10)
14,000-Mile 1970 AMC AMX For Sale Is Perfect For Muscle Car Fans Heading Off The Beaten Path
It isn't perfect, but with a bit of wear, this AMX isn't precious, either. Someone should buy this manual, V8-powered AMX and put some miles on it.
Read More19,000-Mile 1995 Maxda RX-7 Twin Turbo For Sale May Be Peak '90s Japanese Sports Car
The Mazda RX-7 FD is one of the most iconic JDM sports cars of all time, and the fact that this one is still bone stock with low miles makes it a true unicorn.
Read More1978 Pontiac Trans Am For Sale With 94,000 Miles And Gold Finish Is Here For Your Rockford Files Fantasy
Bad guys don't stand a chance. Live out your 70s TV detective fantasy in this 1978 Pontiac Trans Am with a factory T-top, a shaker hood & tan velour.
Read More2001 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage For Sale Has 42K Miles, A V12, A 6-Speed, And A Color That Belongs To Lexus
Likely the only Aston ever painted in Antique Bronze Mica, this DB7 might look bland, but the V12 and the manual transmission mean it won't be boring to drive.
Read More5,700-Mile 1999 Ford F-150 SVT Lightning For Sale Is The Supercharged (But Pricey) Work Truck Of Your Dreams
Even with a four-digit reading on the odometer and impressive performance for its time, this supercharged F-150 SVT Lightning has a big price tag.
Read More6,900-Mile 1969 Plymouth Barracuda Is A Green-On-Green Torque Monster With A Factory 440
The Plymouth Barracuda, especially one with the iconic 440 engine, is a legendary muscle car. If you're willing to pay, this low-mileage example could be yours.
Read More1989 Pontiac 20th Anniversary Trans Am For Sale With 30,000 Miles Will Thrill You With Its Turbo V6
When it was new, the Anniversary Trans Am had the quickest 0-to-60-mph time of any American production car.
Read More1987 Buick GNX For Sale With 30 Miles Is As Close As It Gets To Buying One New
The Buick GNX has gone from cult '80s hero to living legend in recent years. This low-miles example needs no restoration, but it does require deep pockets.
Read More1997 Land Rover Defender 90 For Sale With 45,000 Miles Has Had Just One Owner: Kim Basinger
With a major refurbishment that cost almost $40,000, this Defender is likely to fetch a high price, and that's before you consider its celebrity owner.
Read MoreI'm A Man In A Band, But I Don't Want A Van! What Car Should I Buy?
Tim lives outside of the Motor City, and is in a local band but he isn't quite ready to go full band-van. With a budget up to $20,000, what should he buy?
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3 Alternatives To The Hyundai Tucson That Actually Have More Horsepower
Considering a Hyundai Tucson? Explore these three high-performing alternative SUVs that outshine the competition with much more horsepower.
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Jalopnik Explains (32)
7 Facts About The Iso Grifo, The Other Other American-V8-Powered Italian Exotic
The Iso Grifo was one of the coolest European cars to make use of American muscle. Here are seven fun facts about this rare vehicle that you should know.
Read MoreThe Differences Between Marine And Car Batteries (And Why They Matter)
They're both powerful and meant to move vehicles, so how different could boat and car batteries really be? Turns out, the answer is "quite a bit."
Read MoreWhen Sunday Driving Bans Hit The Netherlands In 1973, People Rode Horses On The Highway
With an oil embargo on several nations, the Netherlands responded with a driving ban that lasted months, but the citizens seemed to take it in stride.
Read MoreWhen Did Police Cars First Get Lights (And Were They Always Red And Blue)?
Cop cars have had reds and blues for a long time, but before those colors and flashing lights were ubiquitous, there was a different way to get pulled over.
Read MoreWho's Responsible When Flock Cameras Get Damaged?
It is, of course, horrible when vandals take down Flock cameras, which merely seek to track you wherever you go. But when that happens, who pays to replace it?
Read MoreWhat Happens When You Put Gas Into A Diesel Engine
If you accidentally put gasoline into your diesel-powered vehicle, it can be a big problem for the engine and fuel systems, and not just in the short term.
Read MoreWhat Are Four-Season Campers And When Do They Make Sense?
All-weather RVs can offer year-round flexibility for dedicated road trippers. Here's what a four-season camper can do and why you might consider one.
Read MoreThis 113-Mile Overseas Highway Connects Florida To The Keys Using 42 Bridges
In the early 1930s, you could take a train to Key West, but you couldn't drive there. Today, the trains are gone, and you can drive to the end of the Keys.
Read MoreWhy Only One US Highway Uses The Metric System
When there was a near-global shift to the metric system, the U.S. had a chance to go along with it, and this highway is the missing link to what could've been.
Read MoreListening To Birdsongs Can Boost Your Mood, But The Effects Are Undone By Traffic Noise
A 2026 study shows what happens if you listen to birds singing and also to cars and trucks on the road. The results are discouraging for our collective health.
Read More3 Of The Worst Issues With Boxer Engines In Particular
Boxer engines are legendary, thanks to manufacturers like Porsche and Subaru. However, while they have many advantages, they also come with these downsides.
Read More5 Essential Tips To Prepare Your Car For A Concours Event
If you dream of entering your car in a concours show, it's vital that you prepare properly. Follow these tips to ensure your vehicle looks its best on show day.
Read MoreWhy California Bans Forward-Facing Red Lights On Cars
Civilian cars can only have one type of red light that's visible from the front, while all others need to fall somewhere on the white-to-yellow spectrum.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between A Highway And A Freeway?
These terms are often used interchangeably, but while every freeway is a highway, not every highway is a freeway. Here are the main differences between the two.
Read MoreThe Mitsubishi 8A8 Is Not Just A Rare Engine, It Was The First V8 With Direct Injection
The 8A8 engine was developed by Mitsubishi in collaboration with Hyundai for use in flagship luxury sedans and featured innovative GDI technology.
Read MoreThis Is The Longest Stretch Of US Highway With No Exits, And Of Course It's In Florida
If you're going to drive this preposterously long stretch of Florida highway, be sure to stop for gas and take a pit stop before you hit the road.
Read MoreHow Police Car Brakes Differ From The Ones On Regular Cars
Police officers have to drive even after their brakes have been used heavily, without a reduction in performance or confidence. Here's how it's managed.
Read MoreHow The Company That Makes London's Black Cabs Ended Up Owned By A Chinese Company
London's famed black cabs are still made in a factory in Coventry, England, but their owner is thousands of miles away. Here's how that happened.
Read MoreYes, Vinegar Will Clean Your Car's Windshield And Mirrors, But Avoid These Mistakes
While regular white vinegar will do a great job of cleaning gunk off your car's windshield and mirrors, it can also degrade its paint, chrome, and rubber.
Read MoreHere's What A Brand-New Duesenberg Model J Cost, And What It Would Be With Today's Inflation
The Duesenberg Model J was a revolutionary vehicle when it hit the streets in 1921. It also came with a high price, both for the time and in today's currency.
Read MoreWho Is Marilyn Reece And Why Is The Interchange At The 10 And 405 Interchange Named After Her?
If you're a Los Angeles resident, you've probably spent a lot of time in traffic on the tri-level interchange that's named after Marilyn Reece.
Read MoreLiving By The Ocean Can Be A Dream, But Your Car Will Think It's A Nightmare
Living by the ocean can be tough on your car. Several environmental factors work together to create a particularly nasty problem for your vehicle.
Read MoreWhy Florida Sometimes Allows Cars To Drive On Highway Shoulders
During normal driving, you should stay off freeway shoulders. But in Florida, there are times when you want to make use of all the available pavement.
Read MoreWhat 'Adopt-A-Highway' Actually Means
Adopt-A-Highway signs represent a surprisingly complex program involving volunteer cleanup, taxpayer savings, highway safety, and First Amendment disputes.
Read MoreWhat The BCI Group Size Number On Your Car Battery Means
That number on your vehicle's battery signals four key facts about it. Ignore it at your peril — batteries are less interchangeable than you may think.
Read MoreHow Your Car's MPG And Greenhouse Gas Emissions Are Related, According To The EPA
Low MPG isn't the whole story. While the EPA uses its own formula, a different metric may better reveal the link between fuel and emissions.
Read MoreThis Is (Probably) The Steepest Stretch Of Highway In The US
Hope your emergency brake works. One of the steepest stretches of highway in the US demands total respect, fresh brake pads, and serious vehicle endurance.
Read MoreWhy Cities Institute Bans On Streetlights To Achieve 'Dark Sky Status'
In many urban areas, light pollution drowns out thousands of stars that are visible to the naked eye at night. These areas provide refuge from light pollution.
Read MoreWhy Cars Made The Switch To 12-Volt From 6-Volt Batteries
Starting in 1918, American cars had 6-volt batteries. But over two years in the 1950s, every U.S. automaker switched over to 12-volts. Here's why.
Read MoreThese Are 7 Of The Largest Hemi Engines Ever Made
Hemi engines are iconic for many reasons, including the immense power they provide. They also tend to be large, and these are some of the biggest ever built.
Read MoreCan You Drive To Alaska From The Continental US With A Regular Driver's License?
If you're flying from one of the Lower 48 states to Alaska, you can get by with your regular ID, but if you're driving through Canada, things are different.
Read MoreWhy California Bans Lead Wheel Weights And What Tire Shops Use Instead
Until recently, almost all the wheel weights on cars were made of lead, but installing them in states like California today carries surprisingly steep fines.
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These Are The Worst Places To Break Down, According To Drivers
Breaking down is never a good thing, but there are some places where mechanical failures can be more inconvenient than they might be elsewhere.
Read More5 Handheld Vacuums Tested By Consumer Reports That'll Make Cleaning Your Car A Breeze
Tired of dragging a shop vac around your driveway to clean your car? These handheld vacuums reviewed by Consumer Reports make things a little easier.
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Motorcycles (4)
10 Rare Indian Motorcycles And What They're Worth
The rarer the object, the higher the price. That's a good rule of thumb for many things, including Indian motorcycles from the first half of the 20th century.
Read MoreThe First 150-MPH American-Built Production Motorcycle Wasn't A Harley Or An Indian
Built in East Troy, Wisconsin, with a 146-hp liquid-cooled engine and rim-mounted front brakes, this 2008 American sport bike topped out at a wild 170 mph.
Read MoreWhy Motorcycles With Single-Cylinder Engines Are Called 'Thumpers' (It's Not Because Of Bambi)
Motorcycle engines commonly have unique nicknames, like Harley's Knucklehead. Similarly, single-cylinder bikes are often called thumpers. Here's why.
Read MoreCan You Jump Start A Dead Motorcycle With A Car Battery?
If your motorcycle's battery is dead, can you really use a car to jump-start it? Or will doing so cause untold damage to both vehicles' electrical systems?
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News (32)
Texas Declares 'Statewide Disaster' Over Diesel Prices, Allows Truckers To Fill Up With Home Heating Oil
Home heating oil and diesel fuel are, functionally, identical.
Read MoreTSA, Like Your Local Grocery Store, Says Workers Aren't Allowed To Sit
The Trump Administration seems to really hate the Transportation Security Administration.
Read MoreFord CEO Says U.S. Must Not Fall To Scourge Of Chinese Cars, It's Already 'Too Late' For Europe
Plus epublicans figuring out how to ban Chinese cars without banning Mercedes, China's electric trucks, and dealerships that love AI.
Read MoreThese Are The Best Car Videos Our Readers Have Watched On YouTube Recently
It's no surprise to us that you've got great taste. Our readers seem to enjoy informative automotive YouTube content, along with a bit of whimsy.
Read MoreWhat's The Most Annoying Problem You Caused By Working On Your Own Car?
Working on your own car can be an enriching experience, but if you screw something up, it can cause some serious headaches.
Read MoreAt $49,500, Would You Hook Up With This 1970 American General M816 Wrecker?
With a five-ton crane and winches that can pull almost anything, this M816 is a beastly workhorse, but is there anyone willing to pay nearly $50k for it?
Read MoreParking Barnacles Are Like Facehuggers From Alien (And Might Violate California Law)
Whether it's with a parking boot or a windshield barnacle, there's a limit on who can immobilize your car, even if you've broken a few parking rules.
Read MoreTruck Carrying 387-Foot Long Wind Turbine Blade Up A Mountain Looks Like The Most Stressful Work Day Ever
It takes a certain level of concentration and mad skill to navigate some of the world's most remote windy, narrow mountain roads.
Read More5 Pre-Owned Vehicles Bucking The 'Used Cars Are Getting More Expensive' Trend
Pre-owned prices have been running rampant since Covid hit, but these five models' used values have barely changed compared to what they traded for before 2020.
Read MoreThis Fast Ford Impressed U.K. Enthusiasts. U.S. Enthusiasts, Sadly Not So Much
Global brands produce cars for the world, but why is it that this fast Ford caught the imagination of buyers in the U.K., yet never caught on Stateside?
Read MoreGas-Powered 2027 BMW 3 Series Has Neue Klasse Looks, But It's Not Just An i3 With An Engine
They may look similar at first, but the new 330 and 437-hp six-cylinder M350 ride on a different platform and have different proportions than their EV sibling.
Read More7 SUVs That Depreciated Surprisingly Fast Over 5 Years
Some SUVs hold their value extraordinarily well, while others don't — including some well-known, high-prestige brands. These seven are among the worst.
Read MoreBase $65K Lexus TZ Makes Less Power Than Its Toyota And Subaru Twins
They're built on the same platform, but the all-electric Lexus TZ will be a bit slower than the less luxurious vehicles it shares underpinnings with.
Read MoreWhat To Do When Car Repair Shops Say Your Car Is Too Unsafe To Drive
While a mechanic can't prevent you from driving away in a car they deem unsafe to drive, a failed safety inspection could make the vehicle illegal to operate.
Read MoreGM Is Building 75% Fewer New Chevy Bolt EVs Than It Initially Planned
The Bolt was already slated for a limited production run, but the elimination of the federal EV tax credit means production numbers will drop by a big margin.
Read MoreThe Annual Sunshine Orange Subaru Crosstrek Parade Is Exactly Why The World Needs More Colorful Cars
In an endless sea of gray, silver, black, and white cars, there's a bit of joy to be found in colors like Subaru's Sunshine Orange.
Read MoreChevy HHR Driver Crashes Through Texas Kroger's Doors At 4:30 A.M., Expects Us To Believe He Only Did It Because He Really Had To Use The Bathroom
For some reason, people turn into wild animals in and around grocery stores.
Read MoreFernando Alonso, 45, Returns For Another F1 Season After FIA President Begged Him To Stay
With 16 retirements and only three points scored over 15 races, it's been a brutal year so far for the Aston Martin F1 team.
Read MoreFord Hopes Retro Two-Tone Paint For 2027 F-150 Will Lure More Buyers Into 7-Year Loans
It's no secret that the average American isn't exactly flush with cash right now.
Read MoreThese Cars Have The Dumbest Names
None of you seem to like random combinations of numbers and letters, or extra-long car names, and you really seem to hate EVs that use muscle car names.
Read MoreNissan Wants Hybrids To Be Its 'Primary Powertrain' In North America
Plus, Tesla offering FSD in Croatia, the state of Volvo's hiring, and the state of Toyota's sales.
Read MoreLamborghini Revuelto Facelift Might Be Losing Two Of Its Most Distinctive Features
This camouflaged prototype has larger air intakes and other styling tweaks, and it could be testing a sportier S model.
Read MoreAt $13,500, Is This Restored 1997 Chevy Tahoe LT Something You Might Dive Into?
This Tahoe has the potential to be a turn-key daily driver, but does meticulous maintenance alone make this 29-year-old Chevy worth $13,500?
Read MoreEvery Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 (And ZR1) Ranked By Horsepower
The ZR1 name started as a hidden performance option in the '70s and evolved into a synonym for the wildest factory Corvettes, but how do they all compare?
Read MoreFlock Forces Website Showing Camera Locations To Shut Down, Because 'Transparency Matters'
The website may be down, but the internet is forever, and the Internet Archive has preserved the original site.
Read MoreWhy Windshield Pillars On Modern Cars Got So Thick They're Now A Genuine Safety Risk
Why did modern cars' A-pillars get so much thicker than they used to be? The answer involves a surprising tradeoff between protection and visibility.
Read MoreI'm A Husqy Boy Now
Cheap, special, fun, and fuel efficient? Sign me up! Wait, I already did that.
Read MoreSubaru WRX GD25 And BRZ ZC15 Anniversary Editions Have Bad Names, But At Least The WRX Gets A Sick Wing
Neither of these special edition Subarus have any extra power, but they both get gold wheels and some chassis upgrades.
Read MoreAlpine Calls For Calm After Franco Colapinto Caused Multi-Car Pileup In Baku
While Alpine avoided naming any particular driver, team principal Flavio Briatore made it clear before the race that Colapinto's fanbase was a problem.
Read MoreBilly Joel Is Auctioning Off His Motorcycles, And You Might Even Be Able To Afford A Few Of Them
Motorcycles being auctioned off include BMW, Ducati, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Kawasaki, Moto Guzzi, Triumph, and Yamaha.
Read MoreTrump Administration 'Resets' CAFE Standards, Claiming It'll Lead To The Affordable Cars Americans Asked For
Changes included dropping current average fuel economy standards goal for 2031 by nearly 33% from 50.4 miles per gallon to 34.5 mpg.
Read MoreAccording To Leaked Pitch, Flock Cameras Were Once Nearly Put In Ubers And Lyfts
If you think things are bad now, wait until you hear how close Flock came to to integrating hundreds of thousands of Uber and Lyft cars into its network.
Read MoreTesla's European FSD Vote Is On Hold
Plus which automakers will suffer the most in this age of sky-high fuel prices?
Read MoreThese Dead Airlines Need To Return To The Skies
Readers had their own reason for wanting certain returns, from restoring hometown pride and longing for better in-flight service to pure nostalgia.
Read MoreWhat's The Best Automotive YouTube Video You've Seen Recently?
The internet is a big place, with lots of cool content hiding in plain sight. Tell us about the coolest automotive video you've seen lately.
Read MoreAt $13,991, Will This 2004 BMW 325xiT Make For A Quick Estate Sale?
Well loved by its last owner, this BMW wagon is in great shape and sports a rare color. Does that make it desirable enough for a nearly-$14k price tag, though?
Read MoreWhat Makes The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon So Capable Off Road?
The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon is marketed as one of the best off-road vehicles money can buy, but what makes it so spectacular over rough ground?
Read MoreA Pilot Sponsored By Red Lion Gasoline Decided He Should Make A Real Lion His Co-Pilot
It took a 1930s promotional genius to realize that if your company's mascot was a red lion, it would pay off to put an actual lion cub in the cockpit.
Read MoreDodge's Fire-Preventing Ejecting Battery Patent Is American Individualism At Its Finest
In the patent, the car's 12-volt battery is connected to the drive system, and is used to move the car a short but safe distance away from the burning battery.
Read More7 Of The Largest New SUVs Available With Four-Cylinder Engines
Four-pots have quietly become the standard for gas-powered cars, and many of the longest and most spacious new SUVs now offer these economical power mills.
Read More12 Quick EVs That Can Hit 60 MPH In 3.5 Seconds Or Less
No matter where you stand on EVs, it's hard to argue with the facts: they can deliver supercar-level acceleration, with some getting to 60 in under 3.5 seconds.
Read More8,000-Mile 2001 Porsche 911 GT2 Clubsport For Sale And You're Too Chicken To Actually Drive It
When the gavel drops, this will likely be one of the most expensive 996 sales in history, but the next owner should take it out and put some miles on it.
Read More46% Of School Bus-Riding Kids Report Almost Being Hit By Reckless Drivers Who Ignored Flashing Lights
For some reason, the parents in question were also big fans of pretty much any idea that could force dangerous drivers to behave less recklessly.
Read More7 Tips For Successful Camping With An SUV
Thinking about camping with an SUV? Our seven tips cover the space, gear, weather, water, safety, laws, and tent setup details that can make or break a trip.
Read MoreWhat Car Or Vehicle Did You Purchase For A Steal Of A Deal?
If you remember getting it for a hearty deal that floored your friends when you mentioned what you paid for it, it's share-worthy.
Read More9 Tips To Help Your Car Last 300,000 Miles (Or As Close As It Can Get)
Making it to 300,000 miles on the odometer is certainly doable, but won't happen on its own. It takes more than a tough engine and routine oil changes.
Read More6 SUVs That Can Only Seat Four Occupants
Most SUVs are built to carry five or more people, but these six unusual models break that rule for reasons ranging from luxury to performance.
Read MoreMickey Thompson Wrung 295 Bonneville Records Out Of The 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1
Thompson was a racing legend, and his legacy is burnished by the hundreds of speed records he established in 1968 at the Bonneville Salt Flats.
Read MoreA Helicopter's 'Jesus Nut' Is The Last Thing You Want To Bust During A Flight
You don't want any components failing in the middle of a helicopter ride, but this one should be of particular concern anytime you're airborne.
Read MoreBeing A Total Jerk On Public Transit In Singapore Is About To Get Very Expensive
Fines can go as high as $3,900.
Read More6 Legendary Muscle Trucks And What They're Worth Now
Today we're revisiting some legendary muscle trucks and looking at their modern market values. Spoiler: one of these trucks can be had for under $20,000.
Read MoreWatch The Canadian Motorcyclists At FortNine Explain How Dumb Canadian Motorcycle Tariffs Are
A snowball effect is how we got to this current dumb place, in which we're banning things that don't exist.
Read More5 Motorcycles Faster Than Honda's CBR1100XX, Once The Fastest Factory Bike Ever Built
With a top speed of 178 mph, the Honda CBR1000XX is still one of the fastest bikes around, but other manufacturers wouldn't let its record stand.
Read More6 Electric Motorcycles With The Longest Range In 2026
What range you can realistically expect from an electric motorcycle in 2026? Here's a look at some real production models and their official factory ranges.
Read MoreToyota Celebrated Its Le Mans-Winning Racer With A Wonderful Homage To Pixar's 'Cars'
More than just an homage to the movie 'Cars', the promotional video references a culture established by 'The Fast and the Furious'.
Read MoreChevy's New V8: Why Cars Will Have Engine Oil Dipsticks But Trucks Won't
Chevrolet's latest batch of production V8s will be built without an engine oil dipstick, but General Motors' bosses claim it's no problem at all.
Read More7 Facts About Zora Arkus-Duntov, The Father Of The Corvette
It turns out, transforming the Corvette into America's favorite sports car is just a small chapter in Zora Arkus-Duntov's ridiculously fascinating life story.
Read More13,000-Mile 1990 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z For Sale With A 5.7 V8 Is Pure Nostalgia Fuel
Step back in time with this 1990 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z. Finished in Bright Red with a 5.7 V8 and just 13,000 miles, it’s a true time-capsule classic.
Read MoreAMC Rambler, Nissan Skyline, Spartan Armored Personnel Carrier: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
It's leaf-peeping season, rock climbing season, apple picking season, pumpkin season and dopest car season.
Read MoreRenault Please Please Please Build The 8 Gordini Concept
Inspired by the rear-engine Renault 8 Gordini that was a 1960s rally star, this new concept is a rear-drive electric coupe with 270 hp and a fab design.
Read MoreCalling All Clout Chasers, McLaren Artura Has A 0% Financing Deal And You Don't Even Need Perfect Credit To Qualify
Is it time to upgrade from that dusty old commuter car? Have you considered financing a six-figure hybrid British supercar as a replacement? Here's your chance.
Read MoreMove Over Neil The Seal — An Elk Named 'Smash' Declares War On Cars
Instead of being obsessed with traffic cones like Neil is, this massive elk in Colorado has a real problem with anything on four wheels.
Read MoreThe Chinese Off-Roader With A Waterproof Engine Also Has Propellers And Sonar For Emergency Water Travel
The Galaxy Cruiser 700 has over 1,100 horsepower, but the little propellers under its rear bumper have just 11.5 hp, and they're what move it forward in water.
Read MoreChinese Automakers Could Take Over 10% Of The U.S. Market If Given The Chance
That's a sizable chunk of sales, and a hell of a lot of money that could go out the window.
Read MoreHyundai On Track To Outsell Ford For The First Time Ever This Quarter
A healthy portfolio of hybrid offerings is one of the big factors contributing to Hyundai's surging sales.
Read MoreThese Automakers Have Had The Biggest Glow-Ups
We expected the Korean automakers to be heavily represented, which is true, but we've got a pretty good variety of different companies here.
Read MoreID Bust: VW Delays The ID Buzz's U.S. Comeback To 2028 Model Year
Plus, Tesla has finally begun Semi deliveries after years of delays, and more.
Read MoreRolls-Royce Please Let Me Be The One To Slam The Nightingale's Trunk Shut 15,000 Times
That would be a great arm workout, and really relieve some stress.
Read MoreWhat Car Has The Dumbest Name?
I don't know what the hell they're doing over in Maranello, but someone in the naming department has a terminal case of being Italian.
Read MoreAt $17,500, Will This 1990 Porsche 944 S2 Cabriolet Have Its Day?
It's no mid-engine coupe, but this 944 will get you into the Porsche club, and it comes with a five-speed manual. Do those distinctions justify the asking price?
Read MoreHere's What Those Diagonal Black And Yellow Striped Road Signs Are Telling You
They come in various shapes and patterns, but whenever you see one, it's best to slow down and pay attention to the road ahead. Here's why.
Read More2005 Chevy SSR For Sale With 4,300 Miles May Seem Goofy And Expensive, But Counterpoint: Factory LS2 And 6-Speed Manual
This 2005 Chevrolet SSR isn't exactly a bargain, but it sure seems like a worthy investment if you're the kind of enthusiast who loves a true oddball.
Read MoreWoman Spends 86 Hours In Solitary Confinement Due To Flock Cameras Despite Driving Car Of Different Color
Florida Highway Patrol mixed up Lindsay Isaacs’ car with another, and arrested her on vehicular homicide charges, among eight felonies she hadn't committed.
Read MoreGuys Who Fished Military Drone Out Of The Ocean Can't Wait To Update Their Tinder Profile Pictures
The charter boat fishermen found the drone floating in the ocean and pulled it aboard, right alongside their various finned catches of the day.
Read MoreF1 Mulling Massive 3-Liter Turbo V8s For Its Next Engine Formula, Fans Are Already Brandishing Pitchforks
The initial reaction for fans have been negative so far.
Read MoreI Need A Used Car That Had A Minimum New Car Price! What Should I Buy?
Michael's company will reimburse him for his car but it has to qualify under certain price parameters. With a budget up to $30k what car should he buy?
Read MoreFord's Many Recalls Are Leading To Months-Long Waits For Dealer Repairs
Much of it comes down to parts availability and roll-out, since ramping up a parts supply chain for additional capacity for a replacement part can take months.
Read MorePokémon Card Scalper Put GPS Tracker On Delivery Driver's Vehicle To Follow Restocks
The man who placed the tracker was sentenced to one year's probation, and somewhat ironically will have to wear a GPS monitoring device for the next 90 days.
Read MoreChinese Car Sales Are Surging In Europe And U.S. Senators Want To Make Sure That Can't Happen Here
Plus, Mercedes-Benz wants to cut over $900 million worth of labor costs in Germany, and Honda is looking to Ohio for a $2.5 billion assembly plant.
Read MoreThese Upper Trim Levels Just Aren't Worth It
Let's dive in to all your answers, and see what you all came up with to loathe.
Read MoreRepublicans Reportedly Preparing 90-Day Ban On Private Companies Selling Diesel Outside The U.S. [Update: Maybe Not]
Not everyone's on board, including some pretty important people in the administration.
Read MoreNew Nissan Pixo Is Almost As Cute As The Renault Twingo It's Based On
Though it's not be quite as adorable as the Renault, the Pixo is still cute as hell.
Read MoreWhich Dead Airline Needs To Return To The Skies?
While executives would love yet another round of consolidation, more competition would be one way to tamp down ticket prices.
Read MoreI'm Sorry, Did Tommy Tuberville Somehow Not Know The Airline Industry Is Full Of Furries?
I thought this was pretty common knowledge.
Read MoreAt $9,000, Will This 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis Cruise To A Win?
Low miles, a pristine exterior, and an interior built for long-distance comfort. This big Mercury is in excellent condition, but is it worth $9k?
Read MoreThis May Be The Rarest Ford Mustang Mach 1 Ever Made
With just 96 examples ever left the factory, half of them carrying 428 Super Cobra Jet big blocks, this instantly-recognizable orange Mach 1 is the one to have.
Read MoreBlack Man 'Belittled' When He Discovered A Ford Mechanic Printed The N-Word On His Oil Change Sticker
This is unfortunately not the first time something like this has happened, because there are a lot of shitheads out there.
Read MoreNissan Z Kaze Concept Has The T-Tops The New Z Has Always Deserved
Though this is just a concept right now, the Z Kaze's T-top setup looks like it could be pretty easy to produce for real.
Read MoreSean Duffy Wants Another $30 Billion To Fix Air Traffic Control
The total cost for modernizing air traffic control's infrastructure has now ballooned to over $42 billion dollars, with companies like Amtrak catching strays.
Read MoreHere's How My 15-Year-Old Porsche Cayenne Held Up To 10,000 Miles Of Driving In 16 Days
Besides the wear and tear on a my body from sitting in a car for 10k miles, that many miles in that short of time is bound to wreak havoc on a car.
Read More2028 Bentley Torcal EV Charts A Slightly Strange-Looking Path Into The Future
This new electric SUV has up to 876 horsepower, 400-kW fast-charging, lots of advanced tech and a funky design that does feel properly Bentley.
Read MoreGM Is Getting Nearly $1 Billion In Taxpayer Money To Make Some Slight Changes To Its Infantry Squad Vehicle
The engineering changes in the updated contract include a new windshield, heater and defroster as well as some options for a full crew enclosure kit.
Read MoreXbox's Latest Merger Means 'Forza Motorsport' Is Almost Certainly Done
Forza Horizon developer Playground and Forza Motorsport creators Turn 10 are merging into one studio focused on the Forza and Fable franchises.
Read MoreGeely Can Now Charge An EV Battery In Under 5 Minutes
Plus, Honda's plans for a bigger brother to the Pilot, a notable attendee of Trump's dinner with Xi Jinping, and a new Rivian recall.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Volvos
Everyone's got their own personal stories for why they love the brand or a particular Volvo model so much.
Read MoreAfter Years Of Rescuing Vintage Trucks, Minnesota Man Is Auctioning His Collection Of Over 400 Vehicles
In 2019 Wertish started this vintage truck and vehicle collection, which turned into Vintage Vehicle Rescue.
Read MoreWhich Automaker Has Had The Biggest Glow-Up?
A reputation can be a difficult thing to change, especially when you're talking about one of the biggest single purchases in a person's lifetime.
Read MoreAt $20,000, Does This 1986 Johnson Phantom Stand A Ghost Of A Chance?
Beneath the fiberglass neoclassic bodywork is a V8-powered 1980s Chevy Camaro, but does the unique exterior make this custom kit car worth $20k?
Read MoreThe French Army Tapped Vespa To Make This Tiny Tactical War Machine For Its Paratroopers
When the French Military came to Vespa for help, the country was already deep in conflict in the jungles of Vietnam during the First Indochina War.
Read More7 AWD Sedan Alternatives To The Toyota Camry, Whether New Or Used
Not feeling the Camry despite its bestelling status? While there aren't many sedans still being made, we've found seven worth considering, four of them new.
Read MoreSpaceX Is So Confident In Its New Starship Rocket That It's No Longer Taking Reservations For The Dependable Falcon 9
To keep its NASA lunar contract, SpaceX has to get the Starship operational by 2028.
Read More1992 GMC Typhoon For Sale With 146,000 Miles Will Show You What The Cool Dads Drove In The '90s
Essentially the SUV version of the GMC Syclone, the Typhoon was the fastest SUV of the '90s, and you can buy this one for less than it cost in 1992.
Read MoreThe Service Station Bruce McLaren's Parents Owned Inspired McLaren's New Logo
For those more fond of McLaren's existing branding, the Speedmark will stick around, as will the Papaya Orange color scheme.
Read MoreWhat The Hell Happened To Porsche's Profits?
VW issued its latest profit warning, bringing with it a $6.9 billion write-down on its 75% stake in Porsche just weeks after agreeing to cut 50,000 jobs.
Read MoreFeds Begin Leaving The Skies To AI In DC, Kick Off $875 Million Investment On SMART AI Tool
For now, the soft rollout is underway and the AI SMART software is expected to be fully implemented in airports across the country by 2028.
Read MoreMotorWeek's Manual 2001 BMW X5 Review Has Us Gnawing At The Iron Bars Of Our Enclosure
With the gift of hindsight we now look back at the first-generation of the BMW X5 with a newfound fondness, especially when equipped with the five-speed manual.
Read More2026 Yamaha R7 Is A Scalpel For All Your Hammering Needs
I put the R7 through every daily-riding task I could imagine, and found that it doesn't feel at home on the road because it's simply too good for the use case.
Read MoreThese Front-Wheel-Drive Cars Should Be Rear-Wheel Drive
If you're pure of heart, you know that God's one true drivetrain configuration is rear-wheel drive.
Read More'Getting Less For The Money' The Affordability Crisis Hits America's Used-Car Lots
It's just bad news for global the economy all the way down.
Read MoreWhat Upper Trim Just Isn't Worth It?
Bonus points if you actually bought the upper trim and regretted it, or bought the base model and are glad you did.
Read MoreAt $6,000, Is This 1981 Honda Accord LX Movie Star An A-Lister?
It may have had a few starring roles in music videos and movies, but does that make this 45-year-old Honda Accord worth $6,000?
Read MoreThe 5 Smallest Cars That Still Get IIHS Top Safety Pick Ratings
From new hatchbacks to small sedans, these surprisingly well-built compacts prove that, even when it comes to car safety, bigger isn't always better.
Read MoreHistoric Tobacco Racing Liveries Endangered By Public Health Law
Motorsport Australia changed its regulations after Fox Sports refused to air a Touring Car Masters race at Sydney Motorsport Park in August.
Read MoreThese 15 States Don't Have Red Light Cameras, Here's Why
While at least 22 states and Washington DC still use red light cameras, at least 15 states explicitly block or heavily restrict remote traffic monitoring.
Read MoreLucas Museum Of Narrative Art Has The Best Collection Of Vehicular Art I've Ever Seen
Beyond all the "Star Wars" models, George Lucas' $1 billion museum has amazing illustrations, comics and paintings featuring boats, planes, cars and spaceships.
Read MoreCut Fiber Optic Cable Plunges New York City And Philadelphia Airports Into Chaos
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said it would take 13 hours to repair, but the fix should be completed soon — still, hundreds of flights have been canceled.
Read MorePlane Narrowly Avoids Hitting Postal Van During Emergency Landing
Several semi-trucks had to pull over to avoid colliding with the plane, and the plane missed the postal van by what looks like inches, rather than feet.
Read More2022 Ford Bronco Raptor With 99 Miles For Sale Is Also Serial Number 00001
It's Ford's first-ever production Bronco Raptor, and it comes with all the bells and whistles you'd want in the Blue Oval's bona fide Wrangler killer.
Read MoreGM Teases New 8.3-Liter Duramax 'Mongoose' Engine Just As Diesel Crosses $6.50 Per Gallon Nationwide
We don't know much about the new Duramax, but its name gives us a clear indication of its mission statement: beat Ford's new Power Stroke V8, the Scorpion.
Read MoreBMW's 'Lifetime' Differential Fluid Doesn't Really Last For Life, Class Action Lawsuit Claims
The lawsuit alleges, amongst other things, that BMW NA knew its front differentials would fail prematurely if the 'lifetime' fluid wasn't properly changed.
Read MoreJalopnik Suspends White House Pool Coverage In Solidarity With Politico, CNN And MS Now
People often ask: "What does 'Jalopnik' even mean?" Well, now we can tell you. Jalopnik means integrity.
Read More7 Of The Worst Cars That Lived Behind The Iron Curtain
Behind the Iron Curtain, in places like the USSR, you'd buy a car and then wait for years before you actually got to drive it. It was seldom worth the wait.
Read MoreForget A Nuvolari Rebadge, Porsche Is Now Planning A Halo Supercar With A Flat-8
The era of flatness is clearly upon us. Lovers of weird engine configurations everywhere rejoice.
Read MoreThese Are The Golden Ages For Your Favorite Automakers
Some automakers were mentioned multiple times for their work in different decades, another sign of how subjective the question can be.
Read MoreTesla Finally Goes To Trial For Racism In Its Factory
Plus, U.S. fears of Chinese cars, Volkswagen's accelerated plans to downsize, and the death of the U.S. EV market.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Volvo?
The Swedish automaker has made so many amazing cars over its 99-year history, but we want to know about which Volvo you love most.
Read MoreAt $9,800, Is This 2000 Mitsubishi Montero Limited The Full Monty?
It has an asking price of nearly $10,000, but this well-maintained Montero could be worth the cost of entry if you don't mind the mileage.
Read More2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid Debuts With An EV-Like Driving Experience And 40 MPG
The fourth-generation Rogue is the first Nissan in the U.S. to get the e-Power series hybrid system, which has a pair of electric motors and 225 horsepower.
Read MoreThe New Edge Ford Mustang Mach 1 Had A Shaker Hood, More Cars Should Have Shaker Hoods
When Ford revived the Mustang Mach 1 for 2003 and 2004, it had a host of technological and comfort-level changes. High on the list was the shaker hood.
Read MoreCompared To Its Competitors, The 2013 Shelby GT500 Was HP King. Then Came The Hellcat
The muscle-car wars of the early 2010s appeared to have crowned a chamption. But Dodge upended the status quo with the 2015 Challenger SRT Hellcat.
Read MoreWhat Are The Common Problems With 2021 Kia Stingers?
A used 2021 Kia Stinger looks like an incredible sports sedan bargain, but with a spotty history of reliability, owners need to watch out for several issues.
Read More2027 Ford Maverick Trims: Powertrain, Appearance, And Features Explained
The Ford Maverick is incredibly popular with customers, but what exactly do you get for your hard-earned dollars when you turn up at the showroom?
Read MoreThese 7 4-Cylinder Engines Are Nearly Indestructible
Four-cylinder engines are among the most reliable engine configurations, but these seven near-bulletproof four-pots push that sentiment to a whole new level.
Read More1982 Porsche 911 SC With 164,000 Miles Is One Of The Cheapest Air-Cooled 911s Currently For Sale, And It's Still Almost $75,000
The era of the affordable Porsche 911 is way behind us. These days, even basic, mid-level mileage air-cooled models are inching towards six figures.
Read MoreCanada's Dempster Highway Is A 460-Mile Dirt Road Stretching Across One Of The Harshest Places On Earth
It'll almost certainly do a bit of damage to your car, but the expansive Canadian road across the wilderness of the Great North is a beautiful site to behold.
Read MoreConsumer Reports' 'Best Cars Made In The USA' For 2026 Is Mostly Non-American Brands
What's the best American car for 2026? Well, according to Consumer Reports, the best cars aren't American at all — they're just made in the United States.
Read More5 '70s Sales Flops That Became Classics, And 5 Popular Cars That Didn't
Cars from the '70s were shaped by the 1973 oil crisis, making current views on popular and unpopular models nowhere close to what they were 50 years ago.
Read MoreThe Classic International Scout Basically Paved The Way For Modern Off-Road SUVs
It might be a classic today, but this cool little SUV was one of the first purpose-built civilian off-roaders to make all-terrain driving accessible.
Read MoreWhat's The Best Weird (Or Oddball) Car You've Seen For Sale Recently?
If you're up late, scrolling through Marketplace and Craigslist, you've probably found some pretty strange cars. And we want to hear all about them.
Read MoreAncient Rome Built 190,000 Miles Of Roads And Researchers Just Traced Them All
Some throughways even featured early versions of common highway features we see today like mile markers, signs marking distances, and rest stops.
Read More10 Motorcycle Upgrades That Can Improve Comfort And Performance
You don't necessarily need to compromise on performance to make your motorcycle more comfortable. Some upgrades improve both without forcing major tradeoffs.
Read MoreThe Staggering Number Of Flock Cameras That Dot US Highways
Flock Safety cameras cover 49 American states, with the number of these devices dotting American streets now in the six figures – most of them in cities.
Read More5 Fast, Powerful Mercedes That Aren't AMG-Branded
AMG has been synonymous with the fastest Mercedes models for decades, but Mercedes also snuck in a few ridiculously fast cars that never wore the AMG badge.
Read MoreWhat Are The Common Problems With 2021 Ford Broncos?
Five years after the Bronco's comeback, 20 recalls and major failures have revealed some serious trouble hiding beneath the popular SUV's image.
Read MoreCalifornia Taxpayer Money Funded Nearly $600,000 In Reimbursements For High-Speed Rail Consultants To Uber To Bars, Investigation Finds
In case you were wondering, no tracks have been laid for the high-speed rail yet.
Read MoreHere's How Much Jalopnik Readers Care About A Car's Branding
For some of you, brand is a deal breaker; for others, you're willing to give any brand a shot so long as the car is right.
Read MoreA Silk Necktie Is The Symbol For The Most Grateful Club Of Military Pilots
Since the first in-service ejection in 1949, Martin-Baker claims that its seats have saved over 7,800 lives.
Read MoreThe 7 Cheapest New Full-Size SUVs In 2026 Ranked By Price
We tracked down the most affordable proper full-size three-row SUVs currently on the market, and they include everything from luxury models to value offerings.
Read MoreWas The Original 'Eleanor' From 'Gone In 60 Seconds' A Ford Mustang Mach 1?
The original "Gone In 60 Seconds" Eleanor sure looked a lot like a Mustang Mach 1, but the story behind the car is actually more interesting than it might seem.
Read More13 Motorcycles With Top-Tier Resale Value
Some used bikes hold their values far better than others. We've crunched the numbers on 2021 motorcycles to bring you a baker's dozen of strong performers.
Read MoreConnecting Car Batteries Backwards Can Have Shockingly Bad Results
What happens when you connect a car battery backwards? The answer is bad things, which you probably know already, but just how bad can it actually get?
Read More9 Ultra Quick Motorcycles That Can Eat A Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC For Breakfast
The Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC is expected to sprint from 0 to 60 mph in 3 seconds. Here's how that compares to some of the fastest motorcycles out there.
Read MoreElon Musk Doesn't 'Live' In An Airstream Trailer
Even if he is calling into Zoom meetings from the trailer and sleeping there every once in a while, an Airstream isn't Musk's new home.
Read More5 Used Cars That Are Cheaper Than The 2TB iPhone Duo
The iPhone Duo with a storage capacity of 2TB costs about $3,200. With some careful shopping, a used car can actually be much cheaper than it.
Read MoreHome Heating Oil Is Basically Diesel, But You Shouldn't Use It In Your Truck
There are few chemical differences between heating oil and diesel fuel. Still, there's an overwhelming reason why it doesn't belong in anybody's vehicle.
Read MoreAmerican Airlines Expecting To Pay Extra $1 Billion For Fuel Thanks To Iran War
While the carrier is attempting to cut its fuel use by preemptively canceling flights, the added cost will ultimately be reflected in higher ticket prices.
Read MoreFord Aerostar Monster Truck, Suzuki Katana Restomod, De Tomaso Pantera: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Jacked-up little guys, motorcycles with extraneous wheels, and a terrifying Corolla wagon. This week's Dopest Cars roundups has something for everyone.
Read MoreNancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Isn't Even At Its Destination Yet And It's Already Doubled Its Lifespan
Coming in several thousand pounds under its projected weight and using just a fraction of the projected fuel has done wonders for its potential time in space.
Read MoreThis Rolls-Royce Phantom Has Hummingbird Art Made From Dozens Of Pieces Of Abalone Shell
Fifty-three individual pieces of abalone shell and mother-of-pearl were used on each one, with 18 pieces used just for the wings.
Read MoreThis Time Capsule 1990 Mercury Sable Wagon Taught Me What A Sable Is
Mercury had a few different models that were named after animals, but none of them as cute as sables.
Read MoreWRC Cancels Finale In Saudi Arabia, Season Will End In Italy
WRC isn't the first to cancel races in the Middle East, and it's not likely to be the last.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Car Company Slogans
Lots of different automakers and decades were represented in the answers.
Read MoreGM Is Going All-In On V8s And Diesels As Fuel Prices Soar To Record Levels
Gas and diesel prices soar, and so do GM's ambitions for its new V8 truck engines.
Read MoreAt $8,900, Could You Muster Some Interest In This 1978 Ford Mustang II?
Malaise era or not, this Mustang II is in pretty good shape, and if you're looking for some style, it has plenty. But is it worth nearly $9k?
Read MoreConsumer Reports Says EV Premiums Are Falling (But Energy Costs Are The Real Story)
EVs seem to be getting cheaper than ever, but the biggest variable for owners is how much money they can save on refueling compared to gas-powered cars.
Read MoreGas And Diesel Truckers Can Now Work 16 Hours A Day So We Can Have 'Cheaper' Gas
Prior to this new "flexibility of service," transport drivers were only allowed to run 14 hours within a 24 hour period.
Read MoreI've Got A Six Figure Budget For The Ultimate Nap Vehicle! What Car Should I Buy?
Sam is helping his dad choose the ultimate "nap" vehicle. With a solid budget upwards of $200,000 what car should he buy?
Read MoreCops Are Looking Stuff Up On Flock And Putting 'LMAO,' 'WEIRD KID,' And 'Sexy' As Reasons
Adding irreverence and unprofessionalism to the surveillance state, police are using nonsensical search terms while they're tracking your movement in public.
Read MoreBeing Single In California Could Get Even Better (For Your Wallet, At Least)
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara announced that he is barring auto insurers from considering marital status in setting premiums.
Read MoreF1 Adding Sprint Race To Monaco As Format Expands To 10 Rounds In 2027
At a glance, Monaco sounds like the worst place to add a second race.
Read MoreScientists Discover T. Rex Blood Was As Hot As Human Blood, Suggesting They Were Fast-Running Predators
Despite being extinct for over 65 million years, the T. rex could be studied because the team discovered a power beyond time, beyond death: dentistry.
Read MoreGeneral Motors Will Build Patriot Missile Parts To Help Spread Freedom Across The Globe
The General is set to supply parts for Lockheed Martin Patriot missiles in a bid to lift the U.S.'s munitions supplies.
Read MoreThese Are The Drivers You Hoped Would Beat Max Verstappen At Karting
None of us were right, no one was able to hold Max off for 30 laps of Silverstone, but at least we can look through the answers that could have been.
Read MoreVW's Seat Could Be The First Casualty Of China's European Dominance And VAG's Restructuring
Plus, the EU is asking China very nicely to limit its hybrid exports, Volvo is planning to launch 13 models by the end of the 2020s in a bid and more.
Read MoreWhat Was The Golden Age For Your Favorite Automaker?
This is completely subjective. I don't want you trying to back your opinions with sales figures or quarterly revenue.
Read MoreAt $2,300, Would You Roll Up Your Sleeves For This 2004 Volvo C70?
Presented as a project car or a parts car, this stylish Volvo could be brought back to life in the rough if someone's willing to shell out an initial $2,300.
Read MoreThis Is The Heavy Construction Equipment Required To Build A Modern Highway
How do they build highways? Well, as you can probably imagine, all manner of heavy machinery and equipment is used to construct the roads we drive on every day.
Read MoreCalifornia's Car Culture Is Codified With Passing Of Leno's Law And New Lowrider License Plate Design
These new laws will make it easier for car enthusiasts in California to celebrate their passions, and share them with generations to come.
Read MoreVolkswagen ID 3 GTI Is A Rear-Wheel-Drive EV With Golf R Power, And Don't Worry, It's Got Plaid Seats
Based on the facelifted ID 3 Neo, the new GTI model has 322 horsepower and will go from zero to 62 mph in 5.6 seconds.
Read MoreBaseball Fans Rejoice, AM Radio For Every Vehicle Act Passes House
Automakers dispute the relevance of AM radio, but if the law passes the Senate, they'll have no choice but to keep it (or bring it back) in all their vehicles.
Read MoreNews Helicopter Crashes While Covering Fatal Bus Crash, Killing 3 People
The helicopter essentially fell out of the sky, with the feed cutting out before impact.
Read MoreMcLaren Is Officially Making An SUV 8 Years After It Said It Wouldn't, And You Know What? Good For Them
I don't know about you, but if my favorite steakhouse said that it had to put salad on the menu so it can afford better beef, I wouldn't get mad.
Read MoreTrump's Idea For A West Point-Style Space Academy For NASA Begins To Take Shape
This won't be fully built out until 2031, but an interim program will take an initial cohort of students in 2028.
Read MoreRegulators Don't Love The Tesla Cybercab's Driverless Design
Plus, McLaren's plans for a UK-built SUV, Nissan's new plans for a UK-built SUV — presumably unrelated — and Bosch workers' pleas to the European Union.
Read MoreOur Readers Would Watch 6-Hour Documentaries About These Automotive Figures
There's no shortage of interesting characters in the automotive world, but these are the ultra-interesting people you'd want to watch all the game film on.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Car Company Slogan?
As much as we may moan about it, automotive marketing is a powerful force.
Read MoreAt $10,000, Is This 1987 Toyota 4WD Cargo Van Almost As Good As Free Candy?
It's in surprisingly good condition for having over 200,000 miles on the odometer, but is that enough to justify this Toyota Van's $10k asking price?
Read More2027 Porsche Cayenne Electric Gets 92 New Paint To Sample Colors And Automatic Doors
You can now choose from 105 paint colors on the Cayenne EV, and massaging seats with a 4D sound function are another new option.
Read MoreCustom Six-Wheeled Ford EcoSport For Sale: Viewer Discretion Advised
No matter how many custom car shows you go to, you're unlikely to see anything like this, but that doesn't make this six-wheeled EcoSport any more desirable.
Read MoreWhat Sort Of Entertaining Damage Happens When You Replace Engine Oil With WD-40?
What happens when you take a beater and replace its engine oil with WD-40? No need to speculate when you can watch a Ford Probe burst into massive flames.
Read More5 Sub-$30K Used SUVs Ranked By Interior Space
While new car prices seem to be rocketing out of control, $30,000 is still more than enough to buy a truly cavernous, lightly used three-row SUV.
Read MoreWhy Hasn't America Produced An International Racing Legend In At Least 30 Years?
Once upon a time, the likes of Mario Andretti, Phil Hill, and Dan Gurney raced for gold in F1. But that time is long over. What's the reason for the drought?
Read MoreHow The Chevrolet Corvette Became A Midlife Crisis Car (And Why That's Changing)
When you hear the phrase "midlife crisis car," what comes to mind? Probably something red and sporty, like the Chevrolet Corvette, and now we know why.
Read MorePower Plants Will Be Allowed To Pollute As Much As They Want Under New EPA Rules
The EPA will soon "repeal the federal finding that greenhouse gases from power plants specifically pose a threat," contrary to all available evidence.
Read MoreThis Little Weirdo 1960s Electric Grocery-Getter With A 30 Mile Range Cost Only A Penny A Day To Run
In a time where gas prices are going up at an alarming rate, perhaps the return of these electric runabouts can be a lifesaver.
Read MoreAGV's Newest Helmet Is Meant To Break Apart When Hit
AGV isn't the first to put sacrificial features on a helmet, but its new Pista GP R3 is the first one I've seen that uses so much of the shell for this purpose.
Read More2027 Ford F-150 Refresh Boosts V8 Availability, Exactly What We Need When Gas Is Over $4 A Gallon
Details are out on the new, refreshed Ford F-150, including expanded availability of the 5.0-liter V8 and changes in prices across the range.
Read MoreGM Is Bringing Back Apple CarPlay And Android Auto After Saying It Wouldn't
The shiny new infotainment system is debuting in the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra, but it should come to more General Motors products soon.
Read MoreTesla Cybercab's Touchscreen Is Already Proving To Be A Problem For First Responders
The touchscreen "could fail a firefighter in an emergency situation in numerous ways," like gloved hands, sweaty and dirty hands, or damage to the car itself.
Read MoreToyota Reveals $2,500 Entry-Level Kart That Families Can Fit In Their Minivans
Designed to fit inside JDM minivans like the Noah and the Voxy, the GR Kart weighs just 183 pounds and can be stored upright in your garage at home.
Read MoreUsed Car Prices Climb To Pandemic Levels Once Again
If you've been thinking about replacing your gas guzzler with something more efficient, you could be in for a shock when you get a look at used car prices.
Read MoreLand Rover And Stellantis Will Team Up To Build A Defender Pickup In The U.S.
Plus, Waymo has its sights set on Tokyo, the eldest boy of the VinFast empire is named its global chief executive and more.
Read MoreThese Are The Worst Car Choices Your Parents Ever Made
If your car is on the list, I've got some bad news. It means that you are both chopped and unc.
Read MoreWho Do You Want To Beat Max Verstappen At Karting?
Max is set to race 100 other drivers around Silverstone, but he starts in the very back of the field, and he's got some interesting competition.
Read MoreAt $50,000, Is This Like-New 2007 Magnum SRT-8 A Deal We Can't Dodge?
With mileage still in the four-digit range and in near-new condition, this Magnum SRT8 is rare, but is it the sort of rare that will fetch $50k?
Read MoreFord's Modular V8s Are Super Common, Except For This Rare Engine From 2000
Ford's Modular V8 is ubiquitous, and finding one on the roads of America is not difficult in the slightest, but this version from 2000 is much less common.
Read More2028 Volvo XC60 Gets A Chiseled Facelift With More EV Range Than Any Other Plug-In Hybrid
The XC60 PHEV's battery has doubled in size, giving it an electric-only range of an almost unbelievable 78 miles.
Read More2028 Volvo XC90 T8 PHEV More Than Doubles Its Electric Range And Accelerates Slightly Quicker
The plug-in-hybrid XC90 now has a 73-mile EV range, a whole 40 miles more than before, and it'll hit 60 mph in 4.9 seconds.
Read MoreWaiting For An Electric Motorcycle To Recharge Is Not A Bug, It's A Feature Says FortNine
Taking an EV motorcycle with a sub-100-mile range on a road trip isn't a good idea if you're in a hurry, but it'll help you experience a bit of local culture.
Read MoreThis 1983 Ford Mustang GLX Convertible Has A 302 V8 With 17,000 Miles And Charm For Days
If you don't mind a bit of residue from the Malaise Era, this V8-powered Mustang can be yours with low miles, a 4-speed manual, and an open view of the sky.
Read MoreThese Race Car Safety Innovations Now Make Your Daily Driver Safer
The race track might be home to noise, drama, and excitement, but it's also the birthplace of safety inventions we take for granted in our daily drivers.
Read MoreKia's New PV7 Electric Van Is 2 Feet Longer Than The PV5 And Looks Even Cooler
The PV7 will offer 23 different configurations including cargo and passenger variants, two roof heights and two different wheelbases.
Read More'One Man, One Engine': Here's What The Mercedes-AMG Philosophy Really Means
Mercedes-AMG famously has a 'one man, one engine' policy, but what does that really mean to the business, both practically and philosophically?
Read MoreCalifornia Starts New Plate Sequence After 46 Year Run Comes To An End
The new license plate format has already been pressed and distributed to DMVs across the state.
Read MoreBMW M Track Days Are A Reasonably Priced Way To Improve Your Skills And Drive The Snot Out Of Rad Cars
I feel like I left the experience a better driver, and perhaps most importantly, I drove home from Willow Springs with a massive grin plastered on my face.
Read MoreF1's Debut In Madrid Was So Dull That Organizers Are Promising Track Changes
There were only four on-track passes after the opening lap with teams reliant on pit strategy and track position to make any gains.
Read MoreOil News: Bad
If you were hoping oil and therefore gas would get cheaper soon, a major oil pipeline going down is about the last thing you want to hear about right now.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2022 GMC Hummer EV Has Depreciated In 4 Years
The average EV depreciates by 57% over five years, while trucks generally lose about 34% of their value. So how does the 2022 GMC Hummer EV hold up today?
Read MoreGet A V12-Powered Mercedes-Maybach S-Class For $70,000 Off, As Long As You Can Stomach Driving A Pre-Facelift Car
Consider delegating the vulgar business of haggling to one of your staff rather than subjecting your brain to the indignity of such a barbarous exertion.
Read MoreDeFlock Los Santos With This GTA V Mod
The mod is an interesting statement about both how powerful these cameras are at fighting crime, and the consequences of the system's mistakes.
Read More7 Family Vehicles Consumer Reports Says Can Easily Fit Multiple Car Seats
Each of these family cars easily fits three child seats in the second row, making them ideal choices for families with three young kids – and sometimes more.
Read MoreVolkswagen Mission Efficiency Prototype Picks Up Where The XL1 Left Off With Ultra-Low CoD And 500-Mile Electric Range
What we've got here is a FWD EV based on the MEB+ platform, with an electric motor and battery supplying 135 horsepower and 195 pound-feet of torque.
Read MoreThese Are The Stars Of Your Dream Car Movies
If you have a bankable concept and script for a car movie right now, I'd drive to the nearest producer without hesitation.
Read MoreTesla Market Share Is Slowly Recovering In The U.S.
Plus, the company's pinkie promises of a new Roadster. We'll also look at Trump's interest in American-made Chinese cars, and yet another Ford recall.
Read MoreWhich Automotive Figure Would You Watch A 6-Hour Documentary About?
There have to be automotive figures aside from Elon Musk — alive or dead — who deserve a good deep dive into their lives.
Read MoreAt $13,500, Are You Bonkers Enough To Buy This 1997 FSO Polonez Roy Pickup?
Likely the only one of its kind in the United States, this FSO Polonez Roy is certainly unique, but is it worth the $13,500 asking price?
Read MoreThese Fun New Cars All Have 3-Cylinder Engines
More cylinders, more fun? These new models prove that three-cylinder engines can power surprisingly fun, capable, and exciting vehicles despite their size.
Read MoreFord Should Use Its Trademarked Names On These Car Ideas After Fathom
Ford revealing the name of its new EV truck reminds us that it trademarked three other names in 2025, too. Each would be perfect on a specific kind of vehicle.
Read MoreWhat Vehicles Did The Army Use Before The Jeep?
Before the Jeep arrived and embodied the ideal reconnaissance vehicle, the Army tried everything from adapting civilian vehicles to wild experimental designs.
Read MoreHere's How Much The 2021 Mercedes-AMG C-Classes Have Depreciated In 5 Years
Mercedes' AMG-powered C-Classes are cult heroes, but are they also a bargain used purchase? Here's how much the average five-year-old example has depreciated.
Read MoreMinneapolis Proposes Requiring A Human Behind The Wheel In Waymos
Safety is a big part of the proposal that could change Waymo's future in the city, but bigger still is the desire to protect the jobs of human drivers.
Read MoreThe Most Powerful Engines Available In Each Generation Of The Ford Mustang Mach 1
One of the Mustang's most legendary versions, the Mach 1 nameplate has survived for over half a century, but its power outputs have been a rollercoaster ride.
Read More13 Terms You Should Know If You Ride Motorcycles
Even if you don't ride motorcycles, it's good to know what a term like "pillion" means so you can at least nod knowingly the next time someone brings it up.
Read MoreCostco Is Rationing Oil And Doubling Its Price As Supply Dwindles
Since motor oil comes from the same barrel as gas and diesel, refineries can make more money refining crude into fuel rather than the motor oil Costco sells.
Read More10 Rolls-Royces That Sold For Eye-Watering Prices At Auction
Rolls-Royces aren't exactly cheap, but at auction the right combination of age, ownership, and condition can send their prices soaring through the stratosphere.
Read More7 Tips For Safely Walking Along A Highway (Especially At Night)
A big portion of pedestrian fatalities every year happens on highways - often at night. If walking next to a highway is unavoidable, here's how to do it safely.
Read MoreHow Chasing Average MPG Improvements Brought More Tech To Cars (For Better Or Worse)
You can now play video games on your car's infotainment screen. But if automakers weren't forced to chase higher mpg, would all this extra tech even exist?
Read MoreWhat Car Do You Wish You Had As A First Car?
If things were different, what car should have been your first?
Read MoreGenesis GV60's Glowing Orb Shifter Is Ridiculous And Completely Unnecessary, And I Couldn't Possibly Love It More
Where's the fun in modern luxury cars? The excitement? The whimsy? In the Genesis GV60, apparently.
Read More1974 Corvette Comes With 78,000 Miles, And It's Packing A 4-Speed And Final-Year 454 Big Block
Apparently one of only 528 in existence, this big-block unicorn popped up for sale in Texas with a price tag that makes it an absolute bargain.
Read MoreFord Maverick Vs. Honda Ridgeline: How The Compact Truck Stacks Up To A Mid-Size Pickup
The Ford Maverick and Honda Ridgeline may not be the most natural rivals, but both popular trucks have their place. Here's where they differ and compete.
Read MoreWhy Fleet Orders Can Send Car Sales Soaring But Still Hurt Automakers
Selling hundreds, or even thousands, of cars via fleet sales might be great for an automaker's quarterly reports, but it could damage the brand in the long run.
Read MoreLong Before The Ford Fathom, A Dealership Sit-In Saved Ford's First Electric Pickup
Ford's first electric pickup was short-lived, but a customer sit-in at a California dealership (sort of) saved the battery-powered truck from extinction.
Read MoreNew MIT Study Explores Improving Autonomous Driving Tech By Letting The Car Tell You What It's Doing And Why
Researchers designed a program that could tell a human what it saw and what it was doing.
Read MoreFord's Coolest Special Edition Trucks Throughout The Years
You have to hand it to Ford when it comes to special edition trucks. Granted, there have been a few misses along the way, but the cool ones made up for it.
Read MoreReporter Gets Visit From Cops For Filming Flock Camera Installer At Work
The irony of being opposed to being filmed while maintaining and upgrading a system of mass surveillance was apparently lost on the Flock worker.
Read MoreThis Is The Worst F1 Finish Ever
When we think of motorsport records, we think of wins and titles, but some records are a little less glamorous, like the worst-ever finish in F1 history.
Read More8 Of The Least Reliable Years For The Ford F-150
Ford recalled 1.4 million F-150s in 2026, reminding us yet again that reliability is never guaranteed. Here's a closer look at the most problematic model years.
Read More5 Fun Commuter Cars For The Enthusiast Who Lives In A City
City living is filled with culture and convenience, but it does come with downsides for automotive enthusiasts, so you have to pick the right car.
Read MoreHow Much Do You Care About Branding If The Car Is Really Good?
Cars are rarely purchased purely by what makes sense, we're all emotional animals, and we care about what we care about.
Read MoreChina Plans To Return Samples From Mars In 2031 After The U.S. Cancels Its Own Plans
The Chinese mission to Mars is on pace to launch in 2028, and it may beat the U.S. back to Earth with soil samples, even though the U.S. is already there.
Read MoreFlock Cameras Aren't The Only License Plate Trackers Stalking Your Car's Every Movement
Flock is one of the biggest providers of license plate readers nationwide, but many other companies are providing the same warrantless tracking services.
Read MoreSweden's Speed Cameras Once Ran A Lottery That Rewarded Slow Drivers With Cash
Volkswagen and Sweden once used speed cameras to put law-abiding drivers in a cash lottery, with one particular winner taking home a notable cash prize.
Read More1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 With Sweet-Spot 21,000 Miles Is Peak C4 Time Capsule
The 1990 model was the first of the criminally underrated C4 Corvette ZR1s, and this near-mint-condition example just popped up for sale at a bargain price.
Read MoreWhich One Of You Wahoos Is Going To Spend $9,000 On This 1992 Geo Storm Shooting Brake?
The Geo Storm is already a bit of an automotive oddball, so seeing one that's in such impeccable condition is a rarity, to say the least.
Read More'I Am In Your Car. I Am In Your Maps,' Abuser Terrorizes Ex Using 'Parental Controls' And Tesla's App
Common tracking and remote-access vehicle systems designed to improve safety can be easily misused, sometimes in pretty scary and dangerous ways.
Read MoreHere's The Coolest Car I Found At A Junkyard On Top Of The World
As I was driving out of town I was intrigued to see what lay in the weeds, sinking into the permafrost.
Read More'Free Speech Absolutist' Elon Musk Threatens To Sue Documentary Filmmaker For Being Too Mean To Him
Alex Gibney's documentary "Musk" is almost four hours long and slated for a theatrical release in the U.S. on October 16, before streaming on HBO next year.
Read MoreSometimes All You Need Is An Extra Inch
For 2027 the Honda Passport TrailSport gains 1.38 inches of ground clearance, besting SUVs like the Ford Bronco Sport Sasquatch and Subaru Outback Wilderness.
Read MoreOwning These Cars Taught Our Audience The Most About Themselves
There weren't necessarily a slew of answers, but the ones that were submitted were really thoughtful, vulnerable, and impactful.
Read MoreFord Touts $1 Billion In Kentucky Truck Plant Investments After Sean Duffy Publicly Whined About Its Ties To Chinese Automakers
Plus, the Trump administration's fight with California over stricter vehicle emissions hits a roadblock in court and more.
Read MoreWhat's The Worst Car Choice Your Parents Ever Made?
These sorts of situations can sting even more if your folks ignored the advice you gave them and made an asinine car purchase instead.
Read MoreAt $6,500, Is This 2009 Honda Civic Si Clearly A Deal?
This Si has plenty of power, a six-speed, and a good maintenance record. But with failing clear coat and some exterior damage is this one worth $6,500?
Read MoreHow The Horse B20 Four Cylinder Engine Can Survive Up To A Meter Underwater
Meant for high-stress and off-road scenarios, the engine can take on big hills just as well as it can theoretically take on big water obstacles.
Read MoreHere's The Unimaginably Huge Number Of Pictures Taken By Flock Cameras Every Month
With a vast network of cameras capturing photo and video every second of every day, Flock is taking a staggering number of photos every month.
Read MoreMini 1998 GT Edition Gets JCW Brakes And Looks, But It Has Nothing To Do With The '90s
The 1998 GT is named after the displacement of its base-model engine, and though it looks pretty cool, it's quite pricey.
Read MoreOur Silly Trade War With Canada Bans Can-Am Spyder And Canyon
The escalating trade war with Canada has taken new victims, like dairy products, alcohol, and certain internal-combustion motorcycles and three-wheelers.
Read MoreMercedes-AMG CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung Is Even More Ridiculous Than An American Will Sound Pronouncing Its Name
Only 30 of this new V8-powered, rear-wheel-drive Mythos Series model will be built, and they're all sold out already.
Read MoreSpace Entrepreneur Wants To Prove There Are Aliens By Sending A Probe On An 80,000-Year Voyage To Alpha Centauri Because AI Said That Would Work
Fuel would be an issue on such a long journey, so the AI-theorized probe would need a solar-electric power system and head for our sun first.
Read MoreI'm Looking For A Post-Graduation Project Car! What Should I Buy?
A small budget but a big opportunity for some last-minute fun.
Read MoreThat Dastardly Brent Crude Is Charging More Than $100 For A Barrel Of Oil Again
If I ever find that Brent Crude guy, it's on sight.
Read MoreVolkswagen To Spend $18.6 Billion On Job-Cutting, Factory-Shuttering Restructuring
Plus, Porsche completing the sale of its stake in Bugatti, the Boring Company's Emirati investment windfall and more.
Read MoreWho Stars In Your Dream Car Movie?
Hollywood and cars go together like a symphony orchestra and brass instruments, and any good car movie needs a good star.
Read MoreAt $12,000, Could This 1997 Jeep Cherokee Up-Country Be Right Up Our Alley?
With the green-on-tan color combo, this mostly stock Jeep Cherokee is certainly a looker, but is it nice enough to warrant the $12k asking price?
Read More2028 Volvo XC40 Refresh Is Slightly More Chiseled, Charming, And Smarter Inside
The XC40 has been in production since late 2017, which may as well be since the beginning of the universe, so Volvo's giving it a fairly substantial facelift.
Read More5 Off-Road SUVs That Started As Military Vehicles But Became Civilian Favorites
Militaries develop tech long before commercial markets exist. Sometimes, like with off-road SUVs, military innovations find a second life in the civilian world.
Read MoreTSA May Let You Welcome Your Loved Ones Home Right At The Airport Gate Again
You won't be able to eat at your favorite airport restaurant on a whim, but if you apply ahead of time, TSA may let you into a few select airports.
Read MoreBell Recalls Half-Helmets For Not Even Meeting The World's Worst Safety Standards
Bell just recalled over a year's worth of helmets for not even meeting the ultra-lax DOT standard.
Read MoreWeird Myth That EV Batteries Die All The Time Refuted By Yet Another Study Conducted By Actual Scientists Who Didn't Graduate From Facebook University
Researchers tested the state of health on more than 500,000 EVs between 2022 and 2026, and found that after 31,000 miles, median SoH varied between 91% and 97%.
Read MoreCops Ticket Insured Driver For Having No Insurance Because Flock Said So
Thanks to Flock cameras, a Georgia student now has to fight an insurance citation, despite presenting valid insurance to officers when she was pulled over.
Read MoreThey Finally Filled The 'Three Guys In Cars' TV Show Vacuum
Taking a cursory scan of social media, none of this seems like a hot take.
Read MoreRed Bull Junior Team Wins Bidding War For Kimi Räikkönen's 11-Year-Old Son
With Verstappen becoming a four-time champion and Antonelli leading the championship this season, it's hard to argue against this driver development strategy.
Read MoreHyundai's New Pleos Connect Infotainment System Is High-Tech Without Completely Losing The Plot
I tried Pleos in a Korean-market Hyundai Grandeur, and found it to be intuitive for such a still-touchscreen-heavy user experience.
Read MoreThe Korean-Market Hyundai Grandeur Looks Awesome But Sucks To Drive
The hybrid and V6 Grandeurs are probably more appealing, but with the 195-horsepower inline-4 I drove, this big sedan felt like a floaty American luxobarge.
Read MoreTrump Administration Warns Ford Against Making Deals With Chinese Companies
Plus, Germany's refusal to let Volkswagen stop being Volkswagen, China pushing foreign companies to pay suppliers faster, and more.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Alliterative Car Names
Saab Sonetts, Dodge Darts and ZAZ Zaporozhets, oh my!
Read MoreWhat Car Have You Owned That Taught You The Most About Yourself?
We're an understanding bunch here at Jalopnik, so you're safe to share your story.
Read MoreAt $36,000, Is This Classic 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix A Great Prize?
Modified with the massive rear fins from a 1961 Cadillac, this Grand Prix Convertible has a look all its own, but is the unique "Bat Rod" worth $36k?
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Chevy Silverado Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Chevy Silverado is the second most popular pickup truck in America, but how does a used 2021 model compare to its rivals when it comes to depreciation?
Read MoreAston Martin And Brough Superior's AMB 002 Is Finally A Two-Wheeled Aston For The Street
This bike ought to be fantastic to ride when it makes its way out to buyers late in 2027 — that is, if you're one of the 300 people lucky enough to get one.
Read MoreThe Adorable Vespa 400 Microcar Was Taken From Us Because Piaggio Thought It'd Be Better To Focus On The Scooters
In a post-war world already well-infused with Minis, 2CVs, and Fiat 500s, the 400 would just continue to struggle.
Read MoreWalking Dead Hyundai Tucson Special Edition Was Pretty Morbid, Even For A Zombie Show
Zombie hands reaching up, seemingly from underneath the Tucson in a blood-red color, and a backpack filled with survival gear were both part of the package.
Read MoreInstead Of A Steering Wheel, The Tesla Cybercab Uses An On-Screen Joystick For Emergencies
With no pedals and no steering wheel in the cab, the Tesla robotaxi will have to rely on touchscreen controls to be driven in emergency situations.
Read More6 Android Auto Features That Help Make Long Highway Trips Better
Long highway drives can expose some of Android Auto's most useful tricks. A few overlooked settings could make your next road trip noticeably easier.
Read MoreThe US Army Was Using Drones Way Before Most People Realize
Early unmanned aircraft were developed over 100 years ago. It took a lot of work to get them off the ground, though, and to head toward their intended targets.
Read MoreRepublican War To Make Gas Expensive Has Cost Americans An Extra $100,000,000,000 At The Pump
Gasoline is 39% more expensive than it was before the war, jumping from $2.98 to $4.15, while diesel is up 61%, from $3.67 to $5.90.
Read More5 Of The Best-Selling Hybrid Cars Ranked By MPG
With rising costs at the pump, many Americans are turning to efficient hybrid SUVs and sedans, which offer impressive fuel economy and more than enough utility.
Read MoreNew BMW M350 Confirmed With 437-HP Straight-Six And A 'Drift Moment' Function
The upcoming M350 is more powerful than the M340i it replaces, and though all-wheel drive is standard, this gas 3 Series can go RWD at the press of a button.
Read MoreLAPD's 'Operation Street Sweeper' Impounds 200 Cars, Arrests 69 In Huge Labor Day Weekend Street Takeover Bust
LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell affirmed that Operation Street Sweeper was not a one-off.
Read MoreFatal Amazon Cargo Plane Crash Kills Five In Miami
At the moment, it isn't clear why Amazon's cargo plane didn't stop.
Read MoreIndiana Is The Latest State To Embrace Digital Licenses But The Real Thing Is Still Required To Drive
The mobile license isn't meant to completely replace the physical license.
Read MoreHalf Of All BMW M2s In The U.S. Are Manual, Showing That Good Taste Isn't Dead
Even if the automatic version of a car is faster, buyers of high-performance BMW M cars seem to gravitate towards the manual-transmission versions instead.
Read MoreThese Are The Best Cars To Be Chauffeured In
Too many of you were a little too practical for my liking. These questions are hypothetical. Why are you worried about maintenance costs? Who cares.
Read MoreVolkswagen's Downsizing Starts With Selling A Factory To Israeli Arms Manufacturers
Plus Tesla's latest European FSD approval. We'll also look at BYD's 2027 sales goals, and Jaguar Land Rover's personnel cuts.
Read MoreWhy Don't You Own Your Dream Car?
Bonus points if you've actually come close to ownership, only to be directly stymied by something.
Read MoreAt $7,500, Does This 2007 Saturn Redline Roadster Mean The Sky's The Limit?
Heavily modified, but well-maintained, this Saturn Redline seems to be in great shape. But with all the custom touches, is it worth $7,500?
Read MoreDallas Installs AI Cameras On Its Garbage Trucks That Photograph Every House And Scan For Code Violations
A little privacy infringement along with your trash collection, what's not to love?
Read MoreInflation In Action: How Much A Porsche 911 Turbo Cost In 1976 Vs. 2026
Of course, a new Porsche 911 Turbo costs more 50 years down the road. But how much more? And has the increase outstripped the pace of inflation?
Read MoreThe Ford Fathom Platform May Underpin A Fiesta-Sized Hatchback
Ford's new EV platform is meant to host a whole family of vehicles in multiple body styles. That includes the Fathom truck — and maybe a tiny hatchback, too.
Read MoreCity Rewarding Safe Drivers With Never-Ending Green Lights Sees Dramatic Drop In Speeds And Crashes
Would never having to wait at a red light be enough to make you ease off the gas?
Read MoreWe're Stuck With Sean Duffy As The Secretary Of Transportation Because It Was The Only Job Left For Trump's Buddies
Who needs all that red tape anyway, right?
Read MoreHere's Who Should Host The 'Top Gear' Reboot
Commenters fell into two camps: bores who think that Top Gear should die and fun-havers who proposed exciting new directions for the show.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Alliterative Car Name?
Brands playing with the English language is fun, and as a writer I'm here for it.
Read MoreAt $12,000, Is This 1989 VW LT35 Feuerwehr Camper Van A Hot Ticket?
This beefy and boxy van has plenty of room for activities, but is it quirky or special enough to justify the $12k asking price?
Read MoreAfter Chrysler Bought AMC, We Almost Got This V8 Sports Sedan
It emerged amid the wildest time in Chrysler's history, carrying Lamborghini's design DNA and a proper V8. But it became a V6 sedan that no one remembers today.
Read MoreWhy The Ford Maverick Went With Unibody Construction Instead Of Body-On-Frame
The Ford Maverick wasn't conceived with the traditional pickup customer in mind, so it's not a traditional pickup. Maybe that's what makes it so great.
Read MoreThe Consequences Of Low Engine Oil From Mild To Severe
If the engine oil level gets too low, you're in trouble, but you probably know that already. What you may not know is how quickly your engine can seize up.
Read MoreCaltrans Announces 'Games Route Network' Improvement Project To Turn Existing Lanes Into Permit-Only Lanes For Olympic Athletes, Staff, Organizers
They're not making extra lanes. They are taking existing lanes and restricting public use of those lanes.
Read MoreThis IIHS Top Safety Pick Winner May Also Cost The Most To Insure
This hyper-popular sedan has earned five Top Safety Pick awards from IIHS since 2020, but its insurance is still almost double the national average.
Read More10 Super Rare Pony Cars And What They're Worth Today
Pony cars go way beyond the Mustang that gave them their name, and the least common are worth a sizable chunk of change. Here are 10 of the rarest.
Read MoreRaindrops Can Cause 9,000-Volt Zaps That Eat Through Your Car's Paint
Using atomic force microscopy, researchers found defects on the surface that had eaten through both the Teflon film and the copper.
Read MorePerformance EVs That Have Depreciated Faster Than The Ford Mustang Mach-E Over 5 Years
Some high-performance EVs have lost even more value than the Mustang Mach-E, with steep five-year depreciation across luxury electric models.
Read More11 Vehicles You Can Reasonably Count On To Last 300,000 Miles
Which cars can hit 300,000 miles? Verified high-mileage examples and real-world data prove some models can actually pull it off, and they're not all Toyotas.
Read MoreHere's How Much A New Jeep Wagoneer Cost In 1963 Vs. 2026
The 1963 Jeep Wagoneer is often considered the first luxury SUV, but it sold for a price that now seems shockingly low. Today's Wagoneer goes for a bit more.
Read MoreMore Than A Century Before The Slate Truck, Kits Turned Model Ts Into One-Ton Trucks
The forthcoming Slate truck might have captured the imagination of customers, but Ford came up with a similar idea more than 100 years earlier.
Read MoreI Tested The New Porsche Cayenne EV's 400-kW Charging, And Even Without Reaching The Peak It's Fast As Hell
Charging from 13% to 80% took just 16 minutes, and that's with seeing a peak of around 350 kW, a good bit less than the Cayenne's maximum.
Read More4 Jeep Models With Surprisingly Low Resale Value
Jeeps aren't known for holding value exceptionally well, but a few models fare worse than the rest with surprisingly steep depreciation rates. Here are four.
Read More7 Of GM's Legendary LS V8s Ranked By Horsepower
Simple, compact, reliable, and massively powerful, GM's modern LS family has become an engine swap staple. But how do they compare when it comes to power?
Read MoreWhere Will The Ford Fathom Be Built?
The internet is awash with people intrigued by Ford's new Fathom electric pickup truck, due in 2027, but where will the new battery-powered model be built?
Read MoreDucati Once Built A Ferrari V8 Engine For A Lancia Sedan
It was an Italian triple play: Ducati modified a Ferrari V8 and put it in a Lancia. The result was special, built on a shared front-wheel drive platform.
Read More1978 Vs. Today: Here's What Gas Prices Miss About The Real Cost Of Driving
Even if you can afford gas, keeping a car legally running is getting more and more expensive.
Read MoreCan You Make An Old Range Rover Reliable?
Classic Range Rovers are prone to a variety of ills, from balky wiring to rotted frames. Can even the most dedicated owner make them dependable?
Read MoreTwo Chicago Bridges Fail To Close In Extreme Heat Thanks To Aging Garbage Infrastructure
The unusually warm temperatures might be easier for humans to avoid, but not the structures exposed to the baking sun.
Read More7 Pontiac Models That Showed The Brand Still Had The Goods In The 2000s
General Motors killed Pontiac in 2010, but that doesn't mean the brand wasn't making great cars in the previous decade. Here are seven strong examples.
Read MoreWidebody Volvo 960, Toyota AE86, Honda Trail 250: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Come on a tour of Seattle with me, and let's get a taste of the Pacific Northwest's Dopest Cars.
Read MoreWhich Car Brand Has The Highest Safety Ratings In 2026?
Which automaker has the best safety ratings in 2026? See what Consumer Reports, U.S. News, and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety have to say.
Read MoreSovereign Citizen Fills Truck Bed With 'Tyranny Trees,' Cops Arrest Him For Allegedly Cutting Down Flock Cameras
This brazen vigilante was already facing nine felonies, including larceny, criminal damage to property, and tampering with evidence.
Read MoreNebraska Has An Electrically Conductive Bridge To Melt Snow, Why Doesn't Everyone Else?
The technology eliminates the need for harsh chemicals like road salts, and this bridge in Nebraska has been using it for 23 years. But there's a catch.
Read MoreThe Original Ford Maverick Had This Awesome Option Not Available In 1974 Mustang IIs
The 1974 Maverick Grabber had an edge over the Mustang II during the muscle-car era's decline, with a performance option that made it stand apart.
Read MoreWhy A Florida Police Department Set Up Decoy Flock Cameras
These decoy cameras were 3D-printed and allegedly did not store any data, but they achieved exactly what the police department was hoping for.
Read MoreWhat's Included In The Ford Maverick's 4K Package That Doubles Its Tow Rating?
For $745, the optional 4K Tow Package makes the Maverick an even more practical truck, pushing its standard 2,000-lb towing capacity to 4,000 lbs. Here's how.
Read More11 Cool Ford Concept Cars That Never Made It To Production
The world would be more interesting if great concept cars actually ended up in automakers' lineups. Here are 11 from Ford that never got there.
Read MoreFlock Cameras Are Coming Down Around The Country Only To Be Replaced By The Same Technology With A Different Name
Replacing one system of surveillance with another isn't a win. And the system some cities are replacing their Flock cameras with could be even more intrusive.
Read MoreJoining Bonneville's 200 MPH Club Requires A Land Speed Record, Not Just Speed
The 200 MPH Club remains as exclusive as ever, and while almost anyone can nowadays buy a 200-mph car off the lot, simply hitting 200 will not get you in.
Read MoreThe Mercedes M104 Inline-Six Made The W124 300CE A German 2JZ Sleeper
Mercedes has a very large repertoire of absurdly-massive engines powering fancy-looking cars, but a model from the '90s went in another direction.
Read MoreFord Fathom Will Be More Than Just An F-150 Lightning Do-Over
Ford's upcoming Fathom is an EV truck, so that makes it just like the discontinued F-150 Lighting, right? Wrong.
Read MoreThe Dodge Brothers Share An Ornate Egyptian-Inspired Mausoleum As Their Resting Place
The ostentatious monument, filled with references to kingly protection and blessings from gods, speaks to how the brothers saw themselves: Titans of industry.
Read MoreA New Toyota Camry Costs Thousands Less Than It Did In 1997 (If You Adjust For Inflation)
Prices for new vehicles in the U.S. are at all-time highs, but why it's so tough to afford one is more complicated than just the large sticker price.
Read MoreU.S. Navy Spent $3.4 Billion On Idled Submarines, Could Spend Another $3.1 Billion Waiting To Decommission More
Over the last decade, the U.S. Navy has spent $3.4 billion on attack submarines waiting for maintenance, sometimes for years at a stretch.
Read MoreF1 Shortening Races So Engines Can Be More Fuel-Thirsty
This small change for 2027 will allow an increase in ICE horsepower by raising fuel flow limits without forcing the teams to completely redesign their cars.
Read MoreTesla Officially Launches Cybercab And Is Immediately Hit With NHTSA Safety Probe
Tesla insists the autonomous car is exempt from federal rules around manual controls. NHTSA isn't so convinced.
Read MoreThese Cars Instantly Tell You Their Owners Have Good Taste
I'm encouraged to see how many people chose more left-of-center cars than the usual suspects like the Porsche 911.
Read MoreDiesel Hit A New Record High, Just As We Predicted Yesterday
Even if you don't drive a diesel, this is bad, dire, highly ungood news.
Read MoreWhat Is The Best Car To Be Chauffeured In?
Two of the most important things in a good chauffeur vehicle are space and presence, and what has more space and presence than a 35-foot-long Lincoln Town Car?
Read MoreAt $23,500, Would You Hail Britannia In This 1973 Morgan Plus 8?
For a certain type of driver, "loud, fairly uncomfortable, and pretty basic" is a siren song.
Read MoreHow Often Should You Bleed Brakes (And How Long Does It Take)?
Brake fluid absorbs moisture, which reduces its boiling point and performance and can cause corrosion. Here's how to know it's time to bleed your brakes.
Read MoreMan Mistakenly Loaded Into Garbage Truck Survives Being Compacted, Gets Rescued By Two Dozen Firefighters
It took over two hours for the San Francisco man to be extracted from the garbage truck.
Read MorePuke And Poop Are Just Part Of The Nightmare For Waymo's Fleet Handlers
With no driver physically present to deter bad behavior, Waymo passengers are doing disgusting things inside the vehicles, but someone has to clean them up.
Read More'Gran Turismo 7' Spec IV Update Brings Back Autumn Ring Track, Adds Iconic Race Cars Like The Citroën 2CV And Honda Stepwgn
The two-part Spec IV update is coming this fall with two new tracks, twelve new cars, and a ton of new features.
Read More2026 Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric Is So Good It Still Feels Like A Bargain At Nearly $200,000
The most impressive thing Porsche did with the Cayenne Turbo EV is build a car I didn't want to stop driving.
Read MoreDiesel Jumped 10 Cents Overnight, Could Set New All-Time Record Within Days
Don't get me wrong, as someone who lives in the land of lifted bro trucks, I'm not above a little schadenfreude.
Read MoreThese Car Movies Don't Need A Sequel, According To Our Readers
Some went with beloved classics that definitely deserve to stand on their own. Others went with a few more humorous suggestions.
Read MoreFord Wants To Somehow Sell 100,000 Ford Fathom EVs In Its First Year
Plus, Uber is laying off 3,300 employees in its biggest cuts since Covid, The Blue Oval must pay $2.3 million to settle a racial harassment case and more.
Read MoreWho Should Host The 'Top Gear' Reboot?
As much as fans would love for clones of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May to take the helm, we don't have the tech to make that a viable option.
Read MoreAt $12,500, Could This Manual-Swapped 2003 Audi RS6 Quattro Get You To 'Row Yer Own'?
The seller says that this is the ultimate sleeper, and with a claimed 600 horsepower, they could be right. But is this six-speed Audi worth $12,500?
Read MoreHow Much Was A Brand-New Maybach In 2003 (And What Can You Get One For Today)?
The Rolls-Royce-rivaling Maybach 57 and 62 raised the bar for German luxury and carried steep prices when they arrived in America in 2003. But what about today?
Read More7 Lexus Models That Hold Their Value Best After Five Years
From family SUVs to sports cars, these seven Lexus models' resale values leave most of their rivals in the dust after just five years on the road.
Read MoreNew Polestar 4 SUV Is Really More Like A Wagon, But It's Also Not That Wagon-Like... Whatever, It Looks Good!
Whatever you want to call the Polestar 4 SUV, it's a damn shame we won't be getting it in the United States anymore.
Read MoreUSS Abraham Lincoln Pulls Into Thailand A Rusty Mess After 286 Days At Sea
It's the ship equivalent of being bleary-eyed and unshaven, it's still perfectly capable of doing its job; it just looks like it needs a shower.
Read More'F*** All, What Is This?' Oil Executives Don't Seem To Believe In Trump's Venezuelan Oil Scheme
It's possible that those fields would produce anything meaningful until the 22nd century. No, I'm not kidding.
Read MoreOver 153 Million Scanned Driver's License Found For Sale On Dark Web, Some For Just $100
The massive operation vanished from the dark web 2 hours after the new broke, but that doesn't mean the story ends there.
Read MoreLatest Camouflaged Ford Fathom Prototype Photos Don't Show Anything New, But You're Still Excited, Right?
Ford is really milking its teaser campaign for the Fathom, the EV truck we've been hearing about for years now that has been called "the next Model T moment."
Read MoreThe Devil Works Hard, But Whoever Is Keeping The IS Alive At Lexus Works Harder
Despite entering its thirteenth year of life, the Lexus IS is still soldiering on with a new Special Appearance Package that has some great green paint.
Read MoreFive Ford Models Are Being Recalled For The Same EcoBoost Engine Problem
The recall covers 1,062 Broncos, 237 Mustangs, 3,071 Explorers and 432 Rangers with the 2.3-liter inline-4, and 5,199 Bronco Sports with the 1.5-liter inline-3.
Read MoreMotorcyclist Switches To Public Transit Halfway Through His Ride
This guy crashed in the right place at the right time.
Read MoreTiger Woods Loses Driver's License For 5 Years After Pleading No Contest In DUI Crash
Woods struck a plea deal that would see him convicted of reckless driving and refusal to submit a lawful test; a no-contest plea, not an admission of guilt.
Read MoreQatar Swears It's Safe Enough To Host F1 And MotoGP Despite Ongoing War
Both racing world championships are expected to cancel their Qatari rounds later this month.
Read MoreIconic Mitsubishi Pajero/Montero Is Back With Boxy Styling, A Torquey Diesel Motor And Selectable Four-Wheel Drive
Obviously, there still isn't any indication of whether or not it's coming to the U.S., but I think Mitsubishi would be silly not to bring it here.
Read MoreThese Are The Cars You Would Buy For $5,000 Right Now
Most of the answers were practical, counting the $5,000 as just a way to get reliable transportation — not to add yet another Miata to your ever-growing fleets.
Read MoreHonda Wants To Cut $9 Billion In Costs
Plus, August's auto sales, Tesla's latest FSD push in the EU, and more Chinese EVs in Canada.
Read MoreWhich Car Instantly Tells You Its Owner Has Good Taste?
It's important to remember that taste is subjective; what you think is good taste may be another person's idea of terrible taste, and that's alright.
Read MoreAt $17,000, Is This SBC-Powered 1983 Toyota Land Cruiser A Crazy-Cool Deal?
It's a bit scruffy, and it's been parked for quite some time, but this V8-swapped Land Cruiser seems mostly intact. Is it worth the $17k asking price?
Read MoreEV Renter Hit With $418 Bill After Using Hyundai Dealership's Public Charger For 44 Minutes
The driver needed to top up his Chevy Bolt battery before going home, but he didn't expect that the publicly available charger would be so expensive.
Read More2027 Range Rover Electric Finally Revealed Looking Identical To The Gas-Powered Range Rovers
We first heard about Range Rover's planned EV five years ago, and now it's here with 542 hp, a 333-mile range, 350-kW fast-charging and plenty of off-road tech.
Read MoreTrump Administration Is Working Hard To Make Cars Less Efficient During Historic High Gas Prices They Caused
It seems increasingly deranged and confusing things come out of the White House every day, but especially from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
Read More5 Performance Cars Slower Than The Ford Fathom's Targeted 4.5-Second 0-60
The Ford Fathom pickup is expected to get from 0-60 in 4.5 seconds, meaning it'll accelerate faster than some amazing and very desirable sports cars.
Read MoreWallace, Idaho Held A Funeral For The I-90 Highway's Last Stoplight
It was the American Interstate Highway System's last-ever stoplight, and you can still see it today in the Wallace District Mining Museum in Idaho.
Read MoreAirline Defends Low Flyover Through Stadium Smokeshow
The aerial display was admittedly cool as hell, especially with the second plane climbing through the smoke after clearing the playing surface.
Read More2027 Bentley Supersports Is An Unexpected Delight On Track
The British automaker launches into a new era of performance with a rear-wheel-drive Continental that's the lightest Bentley in 85 years.
Read MoreFlorida Flocked Around And Found Out It Doesn't Want Mass Surveillance On Its State Roads After All
Cameras meant to read the license plates of passing cars will be removed from state roads, but private property and local roads may keep the surveillance tech.
Read MoreOff-Road Ford Mustang 'Baja' Shown Off At Dealer Meeting, Again
We first told you about the all-terrain Mustang back in 2023, when it was originally slated to come out sometime in 2026.
Read More2027 Lexus NX Goes Hybrid-Only, Gets Bigger Standard Touchscreen And A 'Sensory Concierge'
The facelifted NX crossover is now only available in NX 350h hybrid and NX 450h+ plug-in-hybrid forms, the latter gaining DC fast-charging.
Read MoreDesperate Trump Administration Moves To Make Cheaper Winter-Blend Gas Available Two Weeks Ahead Of Schedule
This August was the most expensive for gas prices on record, which isn't boding well for Republicans looking forward to the U.S. midterm elections.
Read MorePorsche May Build A Supercar Derived From The Audi Nuvolari That's Derived From The Lamborghini Temerario
There are a lot of strange things going on inside the Volkswagen Group as the company looks for all sorts of ways to save money while still creating cool stuff.
Read MoreThese Would Be Your Ideal Drag Strip Sleepers
Responses ranged from daydreamers wanting to embark on a shock-and-awe campaign with a panel van to experienced wrenchers turning subdued classics into rockets.
Read MoreThe Trump Administration Is About To Gut Biden-Era Fuel Economy Standards
Plus, Genesis is still serious about Europe, VW is in talks to build Iron Dome parts for Israel and Ford is recalling nearly 150k Mustangs, and more.
Read MoreWhich Car Movie Should Never Get A Sequel?
We might not be able to stop Hollywood from making movies, but we still have the power to complain about it.
Read MoreAt $4,700, Could You Overlook This Exquisite 2000 Volvo V70 XC's One Major Flaw?
In excellent condition, both inside and out, this Volvo has tons of curb appeal. But an issue with the title might keep perspective buyers away.
Read MoreWhat Are Your Rights If You're The Victim Of Bait-And-Switch Pricing Or Hidden Fees?
We consulted attorney Gillian Friedman, a Partner at Chudnovsky Law, on best practices to avoid becoming a victim of bait-and-switch car dealership tactics.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2021 Nissan Titan Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Nissan Titan was always a notoriously overlooked alternative to Detroit's full-size pickups, but does that make the 2021 Titan a bargain today?
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Nostalgia You Can Taste (1)
Why Cars Were Allowed To Enter Yellowstone After The Opening Of The Panama Canal
It may seem odd that an event thousands of miles away could provide the spark for letting cars into a U.S. national park — but that's just what happened.
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Porsche (2)
How Much Porsche Models Cost In 1976 Vs. 2026
With prices relentlessly on the rise, of course Porsche prices are higher today than 50 years ago. But is that also true when you adjust for inflation?
Read MorePorsche Never Sold 911s With 8-Cylinder Engines, But One Factory Prototype Exists
The Porsche 911 is famous for its six-cylinder engine, but the German manufacturer has one V8-powered factory prototype hiding away in its museum.
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QOTD (2)
What Are You Doing To Budget For High Fuel Prices Right Now?
With the rising cost of fuel, it's particularly tough to be a car enthusiast right now. Are you changing your driving habits to save a bit of money?
Read MoreWhich Front-Wheel-Drive Car Should Be Rear-Wheel Drive?
If there were no changes to the power, price, or fuel economy, which front-wheel-drive car would you swap the drive wheels on?
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Racing (1)
Why A Citroën Ranked First In The 1966 Monte Carlo Rally When It Actually Came In Fifth
A Citroën took first place in the 1966 Monte Carlo Rally, despite finishing fifth. Here's the scandalous story behind that placement and why it happened.
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Sports Cars (1)
5 Exotics That Are More Practical Than You Might Expect
When you're thinking about hypercars, practicality may not be the first thing that springs to mind. But these five have it, along with their high performance.
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Subaru (1)
This Is The Best Used Subaru For Retirees
If you're just leaving the workforce, you may be thinking about getting a new set of wheels to fit your new status. A Subaru would work fine, but which one?
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SUVs and Crossovers (2)
The Only 5 V12 (Or W12) SUVs Ever Sold New In America
Twelve cylinders in an SUV? It happens less often than you think. Discover the only 5 V12 or W12 SUVs ever offered brand-new in the American market.
Read More7 Full-Sized SUVs That Can Get Better Than 20 MPG On The Highway
SUVs may have a reputation as gas hogs, but that's not always the reality, even for the big ones. Here are seven that get decent highway mileage.
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Technology (3)
How Easy Is It To Hack Flock Cameras?
Law enforcement's use of Flock cameras is already concerning, but what if bad actors gain access to them? Here's how easy it actually is to hack a Flock camera.
Read More7 Budget Drones That Are Aimed At Beginners
Camera drones have become more accessible in recent years. If you're interested in buying one, here are some great entry-level models that won't break the bank.
Read MoreMaine Once Buried 20,000 Tires Under A Road, But Here's Why No One Does This Anymore
Burying old tires under a road may sound crazy, but it seemed like a great idea to a civil engineer in Maine. But nobody foresaw what came next.
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Trucks (1)
Here's How Much A 2022 Nissan Frontier Has Depreciated In 4 Years
The Nissan Frontier is an attractive pickup with some cool features. If you're interested in buying one used, here's how much a 2022 version has depreciated.
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Wrenching (3)
Why Cheap Engine Oil Filters Could End Up Costing You Dearly
It's just an oil filter, right? Well, not exactly. Here's how replacing your filter with a budget option might end up being a costly mistake.
Read More7 Rare Engine Issues And The Signs One Of Them Is Happening To You
Some engine issues are common, and most folks can recognize them. But some are so unusual, you may never have seen them. Here's how to tell when they're here.
Read MoreWhat Does It Take To Straighten A Bent Axle?
A bent axle will set your car to wobbling, vibrating, or even not being able to turn. Before it becomes undrivable, what do you need to fix it?
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