Tesla And Jeep Stand Out As The Only American Automakers In The Top 10 Of This Year's 'American-Made Index'
Among the 379 light-duty vehicles automakers sell (or plan to sell in the U.S.) in 2026, 119 are made solely in the U.S.
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2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X Destroys Pikes Peak Production Car Record By 23 Seconds
Racing the 1,250-horsepower Corvette ZR1X to the top of Pikes Peak, driver JR Hildebrand didn't just break the production car record; he destroyed it.
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Slate Truck Pricing Starts At $24,950, Here's What That Gets You
The Slate has a bit less power than initially announced and now only one battery pack option offering 205 miles of range, but towing capacity has increased.
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Automakers Could Stop Selling Cars In California Rather Than Comply With Tracking Laws
Will California blink first, or will automakers with big money on the line?
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Can Anything Be Done To Save The Raceways Closing Around The Country?
Racing facilities all over the U.S. are closing, being replaced by data centers and real estate projects. Is there anything enthusiasts can do to save them?
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The Box Is Back: Honda Is Reviving The Element As A Hybrid In 2029
Honda's original Element was arguably ahead of its time. Could a new, hybrid version do any better?
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What New Cars Would You Spend $250,000 On?
What about you? What brand new car or cars would you spend a magic sum of $250,000 on?
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At $23,950, Would You Let This 2002 Chrysler Prowler Sneak Into Your Life?
Part of an era of unusual styling, the Chrysler Prowler stands out in any crowd, but are its unique looks enough to justify the $23,950 asking price?
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Here's How Many Rovers NASA's Landed On Mars (And How Many Are Still Active)
Human colonization may still be a way off, but NASA has been exploring Mars with a series of ever-larger mobile science labs. Some are still going.
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The Blazerossa Is So Dumb I Have No Choice But To Love It
This is terrible, truly terrible, and for that I can't help but adore it.
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How No-Lift Shift Works In A Modern Manual Without Frying Your Clutch Or Synchros
The grinding of gears that accompanies shifting without taking your foot off the gas never happens in cars with no-lift shift. Here's how it works.
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Yes, You Can Test A Boat Motor Out Of The Water: Here's How
Boats engines are made to run in the water, which acts as their coolant. But you can test a boat motor on dry land with a simple piece of equipment.
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Can You Legally Sleep At New York Thruway Rest Stops?
Know the rules before you pull over. Find out if it’s legal to sleep at Thruway rest stops and how long you're allowed to stay.
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The Current Land Speed Record For Hydrogen Combustion Cars Is Held By A 22-Year-Old BMW
BMW set a major hydrogen speed record two decades ago, but a new twin-engine challenger has appeared and it's threatening to dethrone the German automaker.
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Why A City In Florida Is Installing A Traffic Light At A Roundabout
You build a roundabout so traffic will flow more smoothly than with a stoplight. But one Florida city spent millions on a roundabout, then added traffic lights.
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Trump's Motorcade Driving Across The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool May Have Contributed To Damage
With several heavy vehicles driving across the empty reflecting pool, the motorcade may have caused damage to the structure underneath the new blue liner.
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Stanceworks Is The Best Build Show To Ever Happen On YouTube
It took all of the restraint I could muster to refrain from mentioning Stanceworks until the fourteenth installment of this absurd online experiment.
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How Often Should You Check Your Engine Coolant?
Engine coolant is essential for preventing overheating, yet many vehicle owners remain unsure how often they should inspect it as part of routine maintenance.
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How To Spot An AI Scam When Shopping For Cars Online
Fake car listings are becoming increasingly difficult to spot as scammers adopt AI tools, but a few overlooked details can still expose them.
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The Unique Disadvantages Of Inline-6 Engines
The inline-6 engine is popular with enthusiasts, thanks to its smoothness and power, but what are the drawbacks of using the straight-6 format?
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The Smart Crossblade Isn't Good, But It Is Amazing
There's no good reason for the Smart Crossblade to exist whatsoever, and that's why I'm so glad it does.
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A 21-Foot-Long 1975 Cadillac Limousine Can Rally, As It Turns Out
Sure, it racks up the slowest time in 'Will It Rally?' history, but it's also one of the most entertaining videos in Team O'Neil's series, too.
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These Are The Cars That Best Epitomize This Great 250 Year Experiment
Here are some of the cars that Jalops believe best epitomize this great 250 year experiment as we go into "celebrating" America at 250.
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Russia Is Getting So Starved For Fuel That It May Start Putting Car Gas Into Planes
The fuel used for planes isn't the same as automotive fuel, but Russia may soon be shifting to the lower-octane gas for planes as supplies are running low.
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85-Year-Old Takes 'Favorite Car' On Alleged 110 MPH Ride, Gets Arrested For Street Racing A Corvette
Both parties denied street racing allegations from officers, but the drivers of a 350 Z and a C5 Corvette were both booked for speeding in excess of 100 mph.
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Modern EV Batteries Last Way, Way Longer Than Those 'EV Skeptics' Want You To Think
Battery life has improved a lot in recent years, and warranties mean you can keep your EV for a long time without fear of paying for a replacement battery.
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'Hybrids Are Having A Moment' As High Gas Prices Push Buyers Away From Gas Guzzlers
Plus Porsche is looking to cut its lineup and deepen its ties with VW, Lucid just laid off nearly 1-in-5 of its U.S. workers and more.
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These Are Your Dream Street Race Locations
I was happy to see commenters let their imaginations wander and throw out ideas for incredible venues.
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What's The Worst Car You've Ever Slept In?
We're going to take a broad definition of "sleeping" for this one, counting anything from a campsite overnight to a nap while buckled into a moving car.
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Tesla Driver Tries To Blame Crash On Software His Car Doesn't Even Have
The car in question almost certainly didn't have Autopilot installed at the time of the crash.
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3 Of The Least Reliable Plug-In Hybrids Of 2026 Have Already Been Discontinued
Plug-in hybrids don't have the best reputation for reliability. In fact, three of Consumer Reports' least reliable PHEVs of 2026 have already been discontinued.
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