Ocean-To-Ocean Rail Route Used By Hyundai Could Make Panama Canal Shipping Obsolete
Using rail to send vehicles across Mexico could be faster than using the Panama Canal, and according to some sources, it could be cheaper, too.
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App That Might Allow Users To Bypass Emissions Controls Used As Justification For Federal Privacy Overreach
The DOJ has subpoenaed tech giants Apple and Google in an attempt to get user information on a device that could be used to defeat emissions controls.
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The BMW Vision K18 Is A Honda Rune On Creatine
If BMW wants to add some serious swagger to their lineup, this performance-focused, aluminum-faired tourer with a 1.8-liter inline six will do the job.
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More States Are Pushing For Speed Limiting Devices To Be Fitted In Frequent Offenders' Cars
The devices would be similar to ignition interlock devices that require drivers to prove they aren't under the influence before they operate their vehicle.
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Ford Takes The Bronco Upmarket By Teaming Up With Bougie Outdoor Brand Filson
If there's one thing Ford's Bronco was missing, it was a fancier (and probably more expensive) trim.
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U.S.-Israel War Costs U.S. Drivers An Extra $40,000,000,000 In Gas So Far
It's probably best to accept that gas won't be getting cheaper any time soon, we're in this for the long haul.
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These Cars Deserve Better Names
People like to complain about the current state of the automotive industry, but we had some true duds in the past.
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If You Could Ride Shotgun With Any Historical Figure, Who Would It Be And Why?
You are on a nice ride with a historical figure. Who do you choose?
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12 Of The Largest Engines Ever Built
When you think of a large engine, you probably think of a heavy-duty truck V8. But the engines that actually power our world are bigger than your house.
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At $7,500, Is This 1995 Jaguar XJS Class Without The Cost?
It looks to be in decent condition, but would the high mileage and electrical gremlins scare you away from this Jaguar XJS?
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Here's What That Ticking Lifter Might Be Telling You
Ticking noises from a car's engine are rarely welcome, but if your lifters are clicking away in the background, it's worth fixing it sooner, rather than later.
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How Saab's APC Opened The Floodgates For Stupendous Turbo Power
Saab's APC cleverly solved the knock that plagued turbo engines in the '80s overnight, allowing for higher compression and more reliable turbo power.
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Who Actually Makes Michelin's Pickup Truck Bed Mats? Hint: It's Not Michelin
Michelin's pickup truck bed mats, as well as its floor mats and tailgate protectors, are produced by a company in a surprising country — and not using rubber.
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Someone You Know Is Going To The Races This Weekend
One in every 615 North American residents will be in one of these three crowds.
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The Ford Taurus Saved Ford, But Consumer Reports Said V6 Models Literally Stunk
The Ford Taurus was revolutionary when it first debuted in the mid 1980s. However, it did have some issues, and Consumer Reports said it had a horrible smell.
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This Is The Massive Barge NASA Uses To Transport Space Rockets
The components used to launch the Artemis II astronauts into space are truly massive. Here's how NASA moves those parts around the country.
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What's Included In The C8 Corvette's Z51 Package?
The Z51 package -- exclusive to the Stingray trim -- refines the Corvette into a track-ready vehicle by optimizing power, suspension, grip, and more.
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Age And Mileage Don't Tell The Whole Story When Shopping For A Used Car
Age and mileage are important factors to consider when shopping for a used car, but they only tell part of the story. Here's what else you need to inspect.
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A Modern Production Car Is About To Debut Without A Hydraulic Braking System For The First Time
Brembo has not yet announced exactly which "leading global vehicle manufacturer" will be the first to use Sensify brakes, but they're already in production.
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Volvo CEO Says 'Generational Shift' Could Bring On The Return Of Wagons
SUVs currently dominate the vehicle market in the United States, but wagons could make a triumphant return if Volvo has anything to say about it.
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Toyota Tacoma Vs Chevy Colorado: Which 2021 Midsized Pickup Depreciated Faster?
The Toyota Tacoma's reputation for reliability has historically translated into great resale values, but is the 2021 Colorado the better deal now?
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Gas Mileage Drops The Faster You Go, But Here's Where Your MPG Really Nose Dives
By the looks of it, gas prices aren't dropping anytime soon. This begs the question: how much fuel are you actually burning just to save a little time?
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You Don't Necessarily Need To Buy Or Install A Complicated, Expensive Home Charger To Drive An EV
Misconceptions about how and where you can charge your EV may be causing you to miss out on the benefits of owning and driving an electric vehicle.
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Jalopnik Readers Have Driven Some Really Weird Things, These Are Our Favorites
There's a certain level of joy that can be added to your life by doing weird things from time to time.
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This Could Be The Worst Honda Engine Ever Built
One turbocharged Honda engine is associated with quality mileage and responsiveness, but some drivers have also noted issues with its long-term reliability.
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Volvo EX60 Starts At $59,795 But BMW's iX3 Might Be A Better Deal
I really do think it's a sweet-looking ride, and — depending on how it drives — a worthy competitor to the likes of the iX3 and GLC EV.
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What Car Screams 'I Peaked In High School'?
Never mind lunchroom cliques, it's the student parking lot we're curious about.
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These Are Your Favorite Flagship Vehicles
The official definition of a "flagship" seems to be "you'll know it when you see (or drive) it."
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Sedans Poised To Make A Comeback Thanks To Gas Prices, Young People And 'SUV Fatigue'
What was cool, was uncool, and may now be cool again.
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Airbag Thefts Are On The Rise, Because Apparently They're Really Easy To Steal
Massive recalls started a domino effect that led to a huge demand for airbags, and not enough supply. So now, theft of the hot commodity is on the rise.
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