The One And Only Thing Wrong With This 2014 Nissan Juke Nismo RS Is Its CVT, And I Will Fight You Behind The Waffle House If You Disagree
Everyone claims cars are too boring these days, and they're right.
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If You Want A Car That'll Cruise Past 200,000 Miles, This Is Our Shortlist
Looking for a car that will last? We're taking a look at some of the longest-lasting models on the road today - here are the cars that will take you past 200k.
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How A Simple Lost License Plate Ended A Huge Car Theft Ring
A stray license plate found on a rural highway in Kenosha County, Wisconsin led police to take down a sprawling criminal enterprise.
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The Cadillac XLR Had The Coolest Trunk Of All Time
When the electronically operated trunk lid is opened, it rises up on hydraulically powered scissor hinges as if someone said, "go-go-gadget: extendo-trunk."
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What A Bad Starter Sounds Like (And Why They Fail)
There are usually a few clues that will let you know when a starter is about to fail — here's what you need to listen for to avoid an unwelcome surprise.
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Cybertruck Tailgates Are Getting Stuck, And Tesla's Instructions Are Ominously Fiddly
Cybertrucks have had plenty of time in the spotlight, but now owners are reporting their tailgates getting stuck and the owner's manual isn't a big help.
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Why Do F1 Cars Have A Jagged Windshield?
The tiny windshields at the front of some F1 cars aren't only there to provide some level of driver comfort, as their unique shape serves an additional purpose.
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What Are The Pros And Cons Of A CVT Transmission?
Several automakers have put the CVT transmission in their vehicles. However, there are pros and cons you need to know before buying a car with one.
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What Does The Red Key On A Dodge Hellcat Do Exactly?
What happens when you use the special red key that came with your Dodge Hellcat? Let's dive into the numbers and see how the key impacts performance.
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The Most Reliable Car Brand Isn't Toyota Or Honda, According To Consumer Reports
When you think of the most reliable car brands, Toyota and Honda may come to mind. However, there is another brand who has dethroned as of 2025.
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Body Lift Vs. Suspension Lift: What's The Difference Between These Two Truck Mods?
What's the difference between a body lift and a suspension lift? Let's take a look at how each works and how they change the driving dynamics of your vehicle.
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Why Smokey Nagata's V12 Supra Is A Tuner's Dream Car
The Toyota Supra is an iconic sports car, but this one made by Smokey Nagata and his team is a tuner's dream. Oh, and it has a V12 under the hood.
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Why Some New Cars Don't Include A Spare Tire Anymore
For a long time, it was common for vehicles to have a spare tire in case you get a flat. However, the industry has shifted in favor of going without them.
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How Often Does 4WD/AWD Transfer Case Fluid Need To Be Replaced?
The transfer case is a critical part of four-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles. How often does its fluid need to be replaced? And what does that cost?
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Does Costco's Kirkland Signature Motor Oil Pass The Same Tests As Other Brands?
Costco sells house-brand motor oil under the Kirkland Signature label it uses for many other products. Does this oil pass the same tests other motor oils do?
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This Boeing Powered Porsche Doesn't Have Wings But It Can Fly
A Boeing engine in a Porsche? It may sound crazy, but this Porsche 928 has an aircraft-worthy motor ... and it may not be the only one equipped that way.
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Can You Mix 87 And 91 Octane? Here's What Happens If You Do
If you mix 87- and 91-octane gas in your vehicle, your engine won't fall out into the street. But will it damage your vehicle? Here's what happens.
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Yes, It's Normal For The Radiator Fan To Stay On When The Car Is Off - Here's Why
When you turn off your car, shouldn't everything in your car stop? That's true for most things, but it's normal for your radiator fan to keep going. Here's why.
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No, Californians Aren't Suddenly Being Charged An Extra $0.60 Per Gallon Because Of A Tax Hike
The average California household is expected to pay about $16 more each year as a direct result of these changes.
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The Biggest Pros And Cons Of Porting Your Cylinder Heads
Porting your vehicle's cylinder heads should bring it significant improvements. But along with this practice's benefits come major concerns.
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NYC DMV Workers Busted For Allegedly Selling Driver's Licenses For $2,000
Have you ever encountered an absolutely clueless driver and wondered how in the world they got a license? They might have purchased it if you're driving in NYC.
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GM Is Building Cadillac F1 Like It's Project Apollo
Cadillac has already completed its mandatory FIA crash test and is getting cracking on the design and aero work — and doing it in a somewhat unorthodox fashion.
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It's July 4, So Naturally It's Time To Start Thinking About Honda's Hybrid Snow Blowers
Honda is legendary for many things, but two stand out: an engineering-led corporate culture and the staggering range of products the company manufactures.
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Not Even Formula 1 Drivers Can Easily Pass A U.S. Driver's Ed Test
Surely, an F1 driver should still have no problem passing a written U.S. driver's test, right? How hard could it be? As it turns out, extremely hard.
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Never Forget Madonna's Chopped-Up Mini Cooper In The Banned 'American Life' Video
Pop icon meets motoring icon
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A $1,000 Per Month Car Loan Is The Norm Now
The share of new-vehicle buyers who are spending over $1,000 is at 19.3%.
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These Cars Have The Best Interiors Of All Time
Head on down below and check out what cars your fellow Jalops think have the best interiors of all time.
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What American Car Would You Dare Recommend To Someone?
Is there any American car that you, dear reader, would be so bold as to recommend to a friend?
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Charging Was Somehow Still The Biggest Problem With Road-Tripping My Fiat 500e
While I wouldn't recommend road tripping a 150-mile EV, there is something to be said about the fact that it's currently possible, even without any planning.
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At $45,500, Will This 2011 Aston Martin Rapide Prove A Fast Sale?
Claustrophobics might want to sit this one out since today's Aston Martin offers tight quarters and high sills befitting its sports-touring nature.
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Can Driving Through Deep Puddles Really Damage Your Car
Whether it may seem fun or it's by complete accident, it may not be a good idea to drive through puddles. Here's what could happen if you do.
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