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How Automakers Tackle Auto Start-Stop Without Adding Wear And Tear
Most modern cars have auto start-stop systems to reduce fuel consumption, but while some might worry about wear and tear, car makers have it covered.
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Chevy SS, Daihatsu Mira Walkthrough, Honda Civic Ute: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Welcome, one and all, to the greatest show on — well, on a Friday on Jalopnik, at least.
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I Rented And Renovated A Workshop Because I Have Too Many Cars And Motorcycles
After renting out a shop to store extra cars and motorcycles, the renovation is the next logical step - but the renovation process isn't always easy.
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Pennsylvania Car Dealer Hit With 144 Charges For Repeated Fraud And Deceptive Practices
The dealership owner also faces over 130 violations of the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code related to the improper handling, reassignment and processing of titles.
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Rivian's RAD Skunkworks Performance Brand Wants To Push The Limits Of Electric Off-Road
Could Rivian's extreme off-road division one day eclipse Ford's Raptor and Ram's TRX?
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Porsche's New Flagship SUV Drops EV-Only Plan For V6 And V8 Power
Juggling under the hood of Porsche's biggest SUV, and another Ford recall (no, not yesterday's, a new one)
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At $6,950, Does This 1997 Porsche Boxster Have You Saying 'I'd Be Stupid Not To?'
It may not be the most powerful Porsche but - on a smiles-per-dollar basis - is this 90s Boxster worth its $7k sticker?
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Why Bugatti's Veyron And Honda's Odyssey Used The Same Michelin Tire System
At one time, both the Bugatti Veyron and the Honda Odyssey Touring used the same tire tech. Here's why a supercar and a minivan shared similar parts.
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What Causes Turbo Flutter And Can It Damage Your Engine?
Some drivers might enjoy the sound of turbo flutter, but it's not something you should want to keep around. There are few good things that can come from it.
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Here's What Driving With Bad Piston Rings Can Do To Your Engine
Piston rings are the seals in your cylinders, giving you better compression and power, but what happens if they wear or break? And how can you spot the signs?
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Ronald Finger's Down To Earth Builds Are The Antidote To YouTube Fatigue
Affordable classics and entertaining projects star in this week's "Wrenchers You Should Know"
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Hungry Omaha Road Gobbles Two Vehicles In Spontaneous Sinkhole
It's still unclear how or why the sinkhole formed.
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Ford Recalls 4.4 Million Trucks And SUVs For Trailer Issue Affecting Lights And Brakes
It's already looking like Ford's recall-packed 2025 was no anomaly.
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Tesla Is Doing Nearly Nothing To Make Its California Robotaxi Dream A Reality
Testing? Who needs it. We'll just do it live.
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At $16,500, Is This 1965 Plymouth Barracuda Your White Whale?
Long languishing in the shadow of Ford's Mustang, is this well-preserved Barracuda worth a bite?
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If You Need To Buy Gas, It Could Pay To Wait Until These Days
It not only pays to shop around, but to wait for the days of the week when gas prices tend to be cheapest. And that follows a predictable pattern.
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Quebec Hockey Team Rescues American Woman After Car Crash
We know this sounds like the beginning of a joke about Canadian stereotypes, but it really happened.
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Here's What Your Car's Final Drive Ratio Actually Means
Now you'll be able to at least know a bit about final drive ratios next time it comes up in conversation with your car friends.
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NY Governor Hochul Is No. 1 In Free Speech, Lets Long Island Grandpa Keep Pee-Themed License Plate
Hochul showered Bykofsky with praise in a social media video, saying she thought it was hilarious.
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Automakers Have A Long, Annoying History Of Trying To Replace The Gear Shifter
Many modern cars have replaced the usual PRNDL gear shifter with fancier designs. But technology isn't the only reason for these major changes.
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Chrysler Pacifica Refresh Gets A Peculiar Face And Probably Not Much Else
The Pacifica has been out since 2016 — remember 2016? — and it last got a facelift five years ago.
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American Automakers Are Poised To Win The Country, Lose The World
We're looking at U.S. automakers' pivot to gas-guzzlers, as well as Lucid's finances. We'll also look at Aston Martin cutting jobs, and BMW recalling sedans.
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At $10,997, Could This 1992 Mercury Capri XR2 Be An Excellent Investment?
What if the answer wasn't always Miata?
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Purge Valve: What It Is, How It Works, And Why Proper Maintenance Matters
The emissions system of your car does a lot to help make its exhaust more bearable to deal with. But it wouldn't be nearly as effective without the purge valve.
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Why This '80s Transmission Used Three Shifters Instead Of One
The Hurst Lightning Rod system in the 1984 Hurst/Olds Special Edition came with three shift levers to control its automatic transmission. Let's find out why.
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The Signs Your Microfiber Towel Is Too Gross To Keep Using
Microfiber towels are amazing for car detailing and general cleaning, but they don't last forever. Here's how to tell when it's time to replace yours.
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4 Weird Olympic Special Edition Cars (And How Automakers Could Repeat The Magic Today)
From the minibuses at the 1980 Moscow Olympics to the 1996 Buick Regal, these four weird Olympic special edition cars show how automakers used to take risks.
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