A Jalopnik reader spotted this Ford F-350 in New Jersey taking up not one, not two, not three, but four parking spaces.

Drifting has been on the rise in this country since George W. Bush was contemplating a second term. Why does it keep drawing people in, and why are there so many attractive people here?

What would you do if you were riding an escalator and it suddenly switched directions? Common sense says that you would stop moving and go with the new found flow of the escalator.

Last week we Jalopnik was the first to report on more than a dozen Fisker Karmas catching fire and burning to the ground in a New Jersey Port overrun by Superstorm Sandy's storm surge. We've now learned that three Toyota Prii burned in a separate incident at the same port.

This car washed up eight miles away from its kiddie ride at Seaside Heights, New Jersey. Sandy is always finding ways to add insult to injury.

Power Outtage Doesn't Stop Skyrim Player

Today has been all about Hurricane Sandy for pretty much the entire East Coast.

I just got back from my local grocery store. Long story short, if you didn't get supplies for the hurricane yet, you're pretty much too late.

The Chicken or the Egg is my favorite restaurant at the Jersey Shore. And thanks to Hurricane Sandy it is almost completely under water.

By choice, I live in New Jersey. I grew up there, it's familiar, and the commute from my Jersey City apartment is barely 30 minutes to Manhattan.