Jalopnik 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.
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Forget 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.
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These 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.
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2027 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.
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7 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.
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Tesla 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.
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What'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.
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At $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.
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The 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.
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What 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.
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Compared 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.
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What 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.
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2027 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?
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These 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.
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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.
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1982 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.
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Canada'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.
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Consumer 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.
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This 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.
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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.
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7 Budget Drones That Are Aimed At Beginners
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The Classic International Scout Basically Paved The Way For Modern Off-Road SUVs
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Ancient 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.
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Why 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.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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Five years after the Bronco's comeback, 20 recalls and major failures have revealed some serious trouble hiding beneath the popular SUV's image.
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Listening 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.
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