TEN Publishing, the publisher behind enthusiast magazines like Motor Trend, Hot Rod, Automobile, and a lot more, has announced it is shutting down print operations for 19 of its 22 titles next year.

James May has always been my favorite of the Three Amigos. Even before they all went to The Grand Tour, watching James May traveling abroad during the Top Gear specials was a treat. Now, it seems like there’s a new show of just May doing that: traveling. I’m tentatively excited.

I started my career at a big daily newspaper. I learned to be a journalist in the trenches with people who were thoroughly steeped in the community they covered. The idea was that you weren’t just some detached observer chronicling things from afar. You were a part of that community, just as affected as any reader by…

Today is the last official workday for Patrick George, the longest-serving Editor-in-Chief in Jalopnik’s history. In the PG-era the site has done some of its best work, and grown to audience sizes previously unimaginable. He was also our boss, so now we’re going to make fun of him relentlessly. Lovingly, as well. But…

Aston Martin opened a new plant in Wales today that will build the DBX, but what continued to steal the headlines was a story published yesterday claiming that the Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll was preparing to purchase a “major” stake in the company. Aston Martin has had a terrible year, but that might be the…

“Planes are like houses,” Courtland Savage explains. “They hold value like houses and they’re sturdy like houses as well.”

Uber has been under fire for rider and driver safety for years, and while reports of assaults, robberies and worse are regular fodder for local news, it was hard to know the extent of the problem—until now. Uber released its first safety report yesterday looking at two years of data and, while the practice of using…

As Jalopnik’s resident car buying expert and professional car shopper, I get emails. Lots of emails. I’ve decided to pick a few questions and try to help out. This week we are discussing employee based car buying services, buying a car in the US to export to the UK, and overpriced Toyota trucks.

Nissan’s U.S. sales are so bad that furloughs and cost cuts are in order, everybody knew about the defective Ford transmissions, Toyota can’t make enough hybrids and more for this Morning Shift of Friday, Dec. 6, 2019.

The 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe surprised us all recently with a face that went quite aggro. Given that’s the trend of all cars today, it’s not completely unexpected, I suppose. But the Santa Fe wears its new face well. And it has some features that are very nice and thoughtful. Especially in its top-tier Limited trim.

Stay weird, Jalops. No matter what happens, dammit, you’ve got to stay weird.

Today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe Chevy S10 is a border-spanning custom that could very well bring Canada and the U.S. closer together. Let’s see if it also comes with just as diplomatic a price tag.

Bentley said last week it would be planting 100 trees around its England factory in the name of “sustainability.” Its VW neighbor Bugatti also chimed in this week that it’d plant over 4,000 trees to “offset the CO2 emissions from its Chiron hypercar, offices, and factories,” according to Motor Authority. Both of these…

By now, you’ve probably heard of hundreds of different hacks on saving on airfare, like opting to fly out on Mondays, clearing your browser’s cookies or even buying your tickets at the airport. And while some certainly work, others are probably more an urban myth than any actual useful advice. (Some experts agree that…