As if you needed more reason to jack up the price of the 1,000-plus horsepower, $3.2 million Aston Martin Valkyrie, it turns out you can also option it out with actual gold. I guess this is a good exercise in investing in precious metals?

Ford (apparently) isn’t doing enough, Carlos Ghosn’s arrest continues to reverberate, GM is having problems in Canada, and more await you in The Morning Shift of Wednesday, January 23, 2019.

A weird thing has happened at Lincoln over the past couple months or so. For years, car people derided the brand for its incomprehensible model names, general lack of relevance, unappealing designs and propensity to stick nice leather into some Fords and call it a day. “Be more like Cadillac!”, we screamed. But …

Morning, pals! Here’s a little question to get your minds going: see how the rear indicators are on in this pic? Do you think they pulled the flasher module and turned the hazard lights on so the lamps would remain on, or did they just turn on the flashers, let the lights blink, and take more photos, selecting one…

The new Ford Explorer is mere months from dealers, but as nice as it is, it’s not going to be anywhere as cool as today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe Adrenalin—sorry Ford. Let’s see if its is as aggressive as its look.

This giant hellbeast of a truck is basically the same as the 2020 Chevy Silverado HD that launched late last year, but it doesn’t have that godawful face. You know what I mean. Meet the new GMC Sierra HD, which on looks alone is the big General Motors truck you want.

Police are still looking for the driver of the digger in a now-viral video, smashing up the lobby of a freshly-finished Travelodge in the UK, reportedly over not being paid for £600 worth of work.

I was tempted to call this post Only ’90 Kids Will Understand, because I’m pretty sure every single one of my friends, regardless of whether or not they cared about cars, had a toy blue Bugatti EB110 20 years ago. Even today the car still looks wild, and the more you learn about it the more amazing it seems.

There were nearly 500 electric carmakers in China when we last counted over the summer, and surely well over 500 by now. One of them is Xpeng, maker of this (somewhat convincing) Tesla Model X knockoff, called the G3. Here’s the first in-person video close-up I’ve seen of it.

I know flying is often a frustrating experience, at least if you allow yourself to forget that you live in a magical age where you can soar through the skies at nearly the speed of sound while playing a video game in one hand and shoving Combos into your mouth with the other, but there’s really no good reason anyone…

Some say the new four-cylinder engine in the Chevrolet Silverado isn’t “good” enough, or specifically that it sucks at getting the advertised fuel economy. But what if there was a different way? What if there was... a better way?

Alex Zanardi is a multi-gold medal-winning Paralympian, a two-time CART champion, and had a special edition of the Acura NSX named precisely after him. And due to a racing crash years ago, he lives without legs. This is how he drives a race car.

You may or may not know this already, but shock absorbers are good. They help to keep your car from leaping into the air like a startled cat when it goes over bumps. And if you don’t have absorbers—well, you’re in for a ride that’s either incredibly uncomfortable or incredibly hilarious. I still can’t decide which.

Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIIIs in decent condition can be found on Craigslist all day long for upwards of $10,000, but how often does a perfectly beat-to-shit, single-owner example surface?

It is said that no two snowflakes are alike. It’s the kind of fascinating knowledge that makes a person want to catch each flake that falls on a fingertip, looking, before it melts, to see just how different it is from the last. It never gets old, because the outcome is never the same.