Lincoln Is Importing The 2027 Corsair From China, And It's Now Hybrid-Only And More Expensive
The facelifted Corsair's new hybrid powertrain makes 305 horsepower, more than the old plug-in-hybrid model.
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Honda's Next U.S. Factory Could Hinge On USMCA
Plus, Nissan's plans for body-on-frame supremacy. We'll also look at Kia's tentative union deal, and XPeng's lust for robots.
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These Are Your Favorite Hood Ornaments
Hopefully, someday automakers will realize they're lost nearly all of their drip and bring these little statues back.
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Tesla Hikes The Cybertruck's Price Up By $5,000, So More People Will Buy Them Now, Right?
Cybertruck pricing is all over the place.
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So Your Car's Infotainment System Is Painfully Old: What Are Your Options?
Driving an old car doesn't mean you have to be stuck with an old infotainment system. Here are a few options worth exploring if you want a modern upgrade.
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What TV Shows Do You Love Watching For The Background Cars?
Your best mentions will be gathered for a special car-spotting TV guide of sorts later this week.
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At $9,000, Is This 1994 Ford Mustang GT A Homage That's Still A Hoot And A Half?
It's not a real Saleen Mustang, but it's also a whole lot cheaper than a real Saleen Mustang. But is it cheap enough?
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Mechanical Vs. Electric Fuel Pump: Pros, Cons, And Differences Between Them
For restoring or maintaining a carbureted classic car, a mechanical fuel pump is the obvious choice, while electric pumps are the default for today's new cars.
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Hyundai Santa Fe Will Offer The Brand's First EREV Powertrain And 600-Mile Range
Hyundai's answer to range anxiety will see the Santa Fe become its first extended-range hybrid.
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Owners Report Their GM 6.2L V8s Are Still Failing Even After Recall Repairs
Even after replacing or repairing many of the recalled 6.2-liter truck engines, General Motors and NHTSA are still getting reports of engine failure.
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Not New York, Not Los Angeles, This Was The First City To Install Parking Meters
When you think of parking meters, you might think of New York City or LA, but neither metropolis was the first to feature parking meters on its streets.
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Zohran Mamdani's Plan To Fix The Crumbling Brooklyn-Queens Expressway Is Bad, But It's The Best We Can Get
This is likely the best option that's politically and economically viable, and it solves an issue that costs the city hundreds of millions of dollars each year.
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Why Interstate Highway Rest Areas Have Vending Machines Instead Of Restaurants
Ever wondered why there are no restaurants at interstate rest areas, and why you're limited to choosing from a vending machine? Well wonder no more.
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These Are The Cars You Secretly Want To Own, But Are Afraid To Admit You Want
Welcome to the Jalopnik confessional.
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Why Summer Temps Have Made This Popular Kids' Toy An Unexpected Hot Car Danger
You've probably never heard of NeeDoh, but your kid has. It's a popular, squishy fidget toy that can turn into a dangerous burn hazard when left in a hot car.
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Here's How Much A 2023 Toyota bZ4X Has Depreciated In 3 Years (A Lot)
Electric cars depreciate significantly, but how have Toyota bZ4X values been affected over the past three years? Spoiler alert: The answer is "quite a lot".
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NASA Can't Rescue The Satellite That Was Going To Rescue Another Satellite After All
The plan was for the Link satellite to fly over to Swift, grab onto it, and haul it back up into a stable orbit. Unfortunately, that's not what happened.
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4.3 Million Chinese Vehicles, Including 3 Million Teslas, Recalled For Door Handles That Are Too Hard To Open
Imagine if our government was looking out for us in this specific regard so vehemently. What a world.
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How Average MPG Changes When You Put A Convertible's Top Down
Convertibles might feel nice to drive, but their fuel efficiency isn't perfect. This is especially the case if you leave the top down while going at high speed.
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Police Officer Racks Up 100 Felony Counts Allegedly Using Flock Cameras To Spy On Civilians
The residents of Lufkin don't have to worry about another police officer spying on them, at least for a little while.
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'Contrary To Law' Polestar Still Doesn't Understand Why It's Banned From Selling Cars In The U.S. But Volvo Isn't
With vehicles shared between the two brands, using the same software, and even built on the same production lines, the ban remains a head-scratcher.
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How The Genesis GV90's Full-Length Roof Airbag Will Keep You Safe And Inside The Car In A Rollover Crash
This is apparently the first roof airbag in the world, and it'll protect you from whacking your head on the sunroof in addition to stopping you from flying out.
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'Multitasking' Young Buyers Are Why BMW Is Ditching Physical Buttons
New BMW vehicles are short on physical controls, with only a few buttons in the cabin, and practically everything else is controlled by the touchscreen.
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New AI That Detects Body Language And Eye Contact At Las Vegas Crosswalks Likely Won't Help Prevent Pedestrian Deaths
Like every other surveillance-type AI-driven software, it was implemented in an area where the people paying taxes didn't vote for it or agree to it.
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Think You're The Tugmaster? Think Again
One vehicle that has duly earned the title of Tugmaster is the Douglas-Kalmar TBL-280 Tugmaster.
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Trump's 50% Auto Tariffs On Canada Are Going To Ravage Jobs And Profits On Both Sides Of The Border
Who needs affordable cars when you can have endless arguments.
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These Features Still Scream 'Luxury' To Our Readers
For some reason, there weren't a whole lot of votes for passenger screens and voice controls.
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There Were So Many Awesome JDM Cars At Monterey Car Week, And One Of The Rarest Was A Ferrari
Two of the four HKS Zero-R R32 GT-Rs, one of the ten Ferrari J50s, and a Le Mans–winning Mazda 787B were just some of the best Japanese cars at Pebble Beach.
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Car Salesman Becomes Belgian Prince After DNA Test, Don't Expect Smaller Dealership Markups
Philandering car-loving European royalty isn't anything new.
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At $6,500, Would You Let Nothing Stand In The Way Of Buying This 2003 Mercedes ML350 Overlander?
Thoroughly modified and clearly ready for more off-road adventures, this beefed-up Mercedes-Benz could be a serious rig for overlanding duty.
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