At Least 31 ICE Vehicles In Minneapolis-St. Paul 'Lack The Necessary Emergency Lights And Sirens' Required By Law
ICE is currently operating outside of even Homeland Security's own regulations.
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Trump Gives Ford Worker The Finger, Appears To Mouth 'F*** You'
Way to keep it classy, Mr. President.
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Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X Officially Runs The Quarter-Mile Quicker Than The Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170
according to Chevrolet, the Corvette ZR1X runs the quarter-mile in 8.675 seconds at 159 mph. That's not on racing gas or special tires, either.
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From January to July of 2025, the U.S. saw 623 plane crashes or about 3.4 per day.
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The state of Michigan is a little different when it comes to car insurance, and failing to list your infant on your policy could cost you big time,
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Photos are certainly nice, but there's always something special about finally seeing a car in person for the first time.
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You Could Buy A Cool Car On Cars & Bids, Or You Could Buy This Beige, Automatic 2005 Toyota Corolla
Maybe what you need isn't another Miata or Corvette. Maybe what you really need is a 12,000-mile, beige, 2005 Toyota Corolla with an automatic transmission.
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Peek Behind The Curtain At The 11,000-Acre Arizona Proving Ground Where Toyota Torture Tests Its Trucks And SUVs
More than 60 miles of paved roads and more than 50 miles of off-road and dirt tracks, all in one facility designed to torture test Toyota's trucks and SUVs.
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Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Gets Yet Another Special Edition, But This Time It Has A Weird Wing
According to Alfa, all 10 have already been sold, meaning either your order's already been placed, or it doesn't matter.
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Watch This Madman Spend 2 Years Leaf-Swapping A 1962 Mercury Comet
Even if you have a pretty good idea of what it would take to turn a classic car into a Leaf-powered EV, it's still fun to watch the whole thing come together.
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SuperfastMatt Is Hayabusa-Swapping His Land Speed Record Car To Break 325 MPH
Sadly, if you were hoping to see the 700-hp turbo-Busa in action, you're going to have to wait a little longer.
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The V10 Continental Guys Just Turbocharged A 2005 Chevy Tahoe
The goal was pretty straightforward — take an engine that made about 230 horsepower when it was new, and give it enough boost to make closer to 400 hp.
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BMW Only Built 103 Manual M6 Gran Coupes, So Even In Basic White This One Is Worth Bidding On
Only 103 M6 Gran Coupes were ever built with a manual transmission. And only in North America.
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An Electric Minivan Was Exactly What Lucid Needed To Boost Sales Big Time
Minivans remain the best family-haulers, and once again, their supremacy cannot be denied.
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'Sober DUI' Arrests 4x Higher Than Previously Reported, Tennessee Bureau Of Investgation Admits
You'd think it would be pretty hard to miss nearly 2,000 wrongful arrests, but a spokesperson for the TBI really wants you to know it was just an oversight.
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More Than 5,000 People Allegedly Bought New Nissan Zs Last Year
That's enough Zs to put 100 in each state with a few left over for Washington, D.C.
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Charging People To Drive Into Manhattan Might Be The Smartest Thing New York Has Ever Done
While congestion pricing has definitely improved life for the roughly 1.6 million people who live in Manhattan, the benefits are far reaching.
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Waymo's Driverless Robotaxis Still Need A Lot Of Human Assistance, But Not For The Reason You'd Expect
Using a towing app called Honk, tow truck drivers can get paid more than $20 to close Waymo doors that riders accidentally leave open.
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Sorry, Toyota Purists, But I Just Love The Manual Supra So Much
Sports cars deserve manual transmissions, and while I did like the automatic, it was the manual that made me fall in love.
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These Are The Jalopnik Staff's Favorite Stories From 2025
The Jalopnik staff has gone through everything we've written this year and put together a list of staff picks that we're especially proud of.
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These Are The Safest New Cars You Can Buy, According To The IIHS
If you're in the market for a safe new sedan, you're going to want one that earned either a Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick+.
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The Best All-Season Tires For Winter Driving In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
These all-season tires offer balanced year-round performance in a tire you can leave on your car until it's time to replace it.
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These Are The Safest SUVs You Can Buy, According To The IIHS
If you're in the market for a safe, new SUV, you're going to want one that earned either a Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick+.
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British Family Accused Of Smuggling Dead Body Onto Flight By Claiming Grandma Was 'Just Tired'
The good news is, they didn't carve Grandma up and try to smuggle her into the country in their carry-ons.
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Big Oil Once Made A 'Clueless'-Inspired Propaganda Film For Teens, And It's Even Worse Than You Could Possibly Imagine
Of course, you also couldn't make a video in the '90s without a theme song and a music video.
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Florida Man Catches Felony Charge For Towing Car With Child Inside, Dumping Child Onto Road
Thankfully, ABC News reports she only suffered "superficial injuries" to her arms and one leg.
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