It's like Honda ran an experiment to see how little car they could actually sell as a car
Jason Torchinsky
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Senior Editor, Jalopnik • Running: 1973 VW Beetle, 2006 Scion xB, 1990 Nissan Pao, 1991 Yugo GV Plus, 2020 Changli EV • Not-so-running: 1977 Dodge Tioga RV (also, buy my book!: https://rb.gy/udnqhh)
Before you waste a bunch of money on some crossover you're not even excited about, consider this useful truck
Let's try to remember this tidy and appealing little sporty car that wasn't really all that sporty
Here's a picture of a Maverick while I finish writing about the new Maverick
This is all so absurd we have to wonder if it's staged. Are people really like this? Maybe. Sigh.
It does show a use of the word "outstanding" that I haven't previously been familiar with
It was more of a mist than actual spit, and the goal was to keep you from falling asleep, but still
BMW seems to have made an effective machine for taking money from both rich people and Tesla
I saw this old shipwreck last week and I'm surprised David Tracy hasn't bought it
This not-uncommon image of a Volkswagen 412 is actually much weirder than anyone seems to have noticed
These cars never existed, but it's incredible how clear their possible origins feel when you look at them
I mean, this IS a 2022 Integra, just not the one you're likely remotely interested in
Reliant had a strange set of names for their lineup of cars, if you think about it.
In this episode of Jason Drives I seek to let the world know how wrong they were to shun Renault's glorious weirdo
Unsurprisingly, judging driving behavior without context turns safety into a stupid game
Are they victoriously showing the spoils plundered before the fire?
Sure, our headlight and taillight standards aren't up to Euro levels. But from the sides, no one has us beat
Either that or they're making a transition to the lucrative One Picture of a Woman Over and Over business
Can you spot the one weird detail of this clean little car?