The 50,000-unit milestone was reached in less than ten months, and BMW is about to take its 100,000th order for the electric iX3 crossover.
Read More"If we need to make adjustments to comply with anything, we will make sure that we protect our presence and our business in the U.S.," CEO Ola Källenius said.
Read MoreThe Dallara IR-28 isn't a revolution but a long-awaited evolution for a product that has had many ups and downs over the past dozen years.
Read MoreFinally Audi has come out with a truly large three-row SUV, and the U.S. is the only market that will get the V8-powered SQ9 with 591 horsepower.
Read MoreCan a Chinese company achieve what no other automaker has before?
Read MoreMaybe Ferrari was right to ignore the peanut gallery?
Read MoreHow long can a small cohort of wealthy horsepower-fans keep the American auto industry afloat?
Read MoreTurns out, Jalopnik readers have a type.
Read MoreAs the unyielding force of time continues to pass, trends change, tastes shift, and fashion evolves, for better or worse. But what should stay the same?
Read MoreAfter some high-profile crashes, Boeing has finally re-earned the FAA's trust on self-certifying its planes.
Read MoreA unique find with relatively low miles, this Renault Le Car could be the quirkiest ride at your local car show, but is it worth $15,000?
Read MoreThe tiny, plastic-bodied Vanguard CitiCar EV was America's best-selling postwar EV until the Tesla Model S, but it was quickly outclassed in the '80s.
Read MoreMaybe it's saving money now, but how much will it cost them later?
Read MoreCar chases have deadly consequences, often for innocent bystanders. Moreover, the chases are frequently unnecessary, as perps can usually be aprehended later.
Read MoreThe tires you see on police cars may look like regular tires, but they're not. They are engineered to handle extreme pressure, including hard cornering.
Read MoreRooftop tents look awesome and are great for camping out, but if you don't prepare correctly, they can quickly make life difficult (and shorter).
Read MoreFord's compact Maverick pickup truck has proven ridiculously popular over the last five years, but how does that translate to the 2022 Model's depreciation?
Read MoreAs for the rest of you who truly understood the assignment, I enjoyed a walk down memory lane remembering the sight lines and some smells .
Read MoreThe 963 prototypes will be donning throwback designs from Porsche/Penske past at this weekend's Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix at Road America.
Read MoreMcLaren had a winning concept with an engine that used beryllium instead of steel or aluminum. Then F1 barred it, and McLaren's edge was gone.
Read MoreTadek Marek's aluminum inline-six design unlocked the power and reliability that helped turn Aston Martin's DB cars into the icons they are today.
Read MoreThe boxy baby Defender has already been spied, and it'll offer hybrid and EV powertrains.
Read MoreThese cars make quarter-mile testing almost pointless, putting a massive gap between their acceleration times and how fast they can actually go.
Read MoreBeyond the two new yellows the TRD Pros also get Fox QS3 shocks and red tow hooks, though we don't have any full details yet.
Read MoreBear encounters and attacks are on the rise in Japan in a big way, with over 200 attacks in 2025 alone. And one company's solution is... a helmet?
Read MoreYaoi as a genre isn't specifically pornographic, but that's a tough argument to make at the Texas Department Of Motor Vehicles.
Read MoreEven if you exclusively watch British murder mysteries, tell me this season doesn't look like a kick-ass time.
Read MoreThe Neue Klasse 4 Series will be one of the few droptop EVs on the market.
Read MoreThe pair worked with Samsung TV Plus to make a show about their racing efforts with Arch in MotoAmerica's Super Hooligan series.
Read MoreWhether you're the chauffeur behind the wheel or the passenger princess in one of the reclining rear-seat thrones, the V12 Maybach is just wonderful.
Read MoreIn an industry already struggling with a lack of drivers eliminating 200,000 of them, especially experienced ones, seems irresponsible.
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