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Crime (2)

Burglary Suspect Makes A Clean Getaway In A Waymo

The thief used a driverless Waymo, complete with 29 cameras, for transportation to and from the scene of a crime, but police still haven't made any arrests.
By Justin Hughes Read More
A Little Medicinal THC While Driving Is Probably Fine, Australia Decides

If you've got a prescription and you're below Australia's legal limits, driving with a little bit of THC in your system won't necessarily be a deal-breaker.
By Collin Woodard Read More

First Drive (1)

2027 Rivian R2 Is Even Better Than You Hoped

Like its big siblings, the Rivian R2 is simply satisfying in basically every regard, a crossover all sorts of people will easily fall in love with.
By Daniel Golson Read More

Jalopnik Explains (4)

You Car Is Greedy For Personal Data, But Thankfully You Can Probably Delete It

Modern cars collect a tremendous amount of personal data, but there are ways to delete it. Here are the steps you need to take to protect your privacy.
By Kiran Menon Read More
What That Red Border On Some Speed Limit Signs Actually Means

Some speed limit signs now feature a red border that stands out from the usual design. Here’s why it’s being used and what it signals.
By Brad Brownell Read More
Here's What Michelin Does Beside Making Tires And Rating Restaurants

Michelin is famous for making tires and rating restaurants, yet the French company has lots of other projects on the side. But what exactly are they?
By Charles Krome Read More
To See The End Of The World In California, You'll Need The Right Vehicle

A remote Mojave Desert attraction has left more than a few drivers stranded in the sand, making the right vehicle essential.
By Adrian Taylor Read More

News (4)

Studebaker Could Have Had Interchangeable Panels Years Before The Pontiac Fiero

Stevens' proposal for a new Studebaker Lark was to create an American rival to the Volkswagen Beetle.
By Ryan Erik King Read More
Ursa Ag Is Giving Farm Owners What They Really Want: A Repairable No-Tech Tractor

One Canadian company has taken the torch to manufacture repairable vehicles with no tech, just for a more niche industry: farming.
By Lalita Chemello Read More
California's New Tire Regulations Could Be A Nightmare For Enthusiasts

The proposed CA program could change the sorts of tires available for sale to car enthusiasts and increase the cost of tire replacement for everyone else.
By Justin Hughes Read More
2027 Audi Q7 Is A Much-Needed Overhaul Of An 11-Year-Old SUV — And We Finally Get The Good Headlights

The third-generation Q7 and SQ7 feel like they're making up for lost time, and in a lot of ways, they are.
By Andy Kalmowitz Read More

Nice Price or No Dice (1)

At $37,500, Is This 1972 GMC Suburban A Resto-Mod For The Rest Of Us?

With some nicely updated components and a few features that keep it firmly planted in its 1970s roots, is this classic family hauler worth $37,500?
By Rob Emslie Read More

Planelopnik (2)

Airplanes Could Soon Be Going Hybrid, Too

The hybrid approach has the advantage of being compatible with existing airframes.
By Nicholas Werner Read More
The Largest Plane You Can Fly On In 2026 Is Indeed Quite Large

There are some massive planes out there that offer plenty of room and some incredible comfort. And this passenger plane has been the biggest around since 2005.
By Nico DeMattia Read More

QOTD (2)

These Tracks Need To Return To The F1 Schedule

The recurring theme in the comments is that there's no way these tracks meet current safety standards for hosting top-flight international racing.
By Ryan Erik King Read More
Which Automaker Needs To Start Making More Sedans?

Whether your pick is a company that's never made a sedan or one that's made dozens, we want to know which automaker you think needs to make a new one.
By Collin Woodard Read More

Spacelopnik (1)

Houston's Created Its Own Problem: The Unnecessary Fight To Snatch Up The Discovery Space Shuttle Continues

If there is a custody battle to be had, the Smithsonian has it locked down.
By Lalita Chemello Read More

Technology (1)

GM Is An Energy Company Now

GM has big plans for cheap batteries, only they're not for its cars.
By Chad Kirchner Read More

The Morning Shift (1)

Chinese Automakers Are Building A Quiet Presence In The U.S. Despite The Fact They Can't Sell Anything Here

Plus, American Axle UAW strike could cause major issues for GM's truck production, China's car sales had another rough month and more.
By Andy Kalmowitz Read More

Wrenching (1)

Hoonigan Is Going Back To Basics With Project Cars Again

Here we go, it's kill all tires time!
By Brad Brownell Read More