Freedom Fuel Network Expands While Facing Fines, Legal Problems, And Accusations Of Stolen Gas
Like much of how the Trump administration operates, a little bit of foul play and bad business doesn't mean you can't make any money.
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Here's What Jalopnik Readers Think About Hypercars
There are so many options to choose from in the multi-million dollar car zone right now, how could you possibly ever choose?
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Texas Funds Flock Camera Surveillance Network With $1 Car Insurance Fee Meant To Combat Catalytic Converter Theft
The Texas's Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority doesn't show any signs of stopping either.
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Jeep Recon Is Finally Ready For Launch With 20 Extra Horsepower, Less Range And Dealer Discounts
Maybe the Recon would have been a solid EV in 2023, 2024 or 2025, but we're getting to the end of 2026, and the numbers just aren't backing it up at this point.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Audi R8 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 Audi R8 combines killer looks with a Lamborghini-derived V10 pushing up to 602 hp, but is a five-year-old example now a supercar bargain?
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This 1-Of-500 2013 Mini Cooper GP Could Be Your Key To Autocross Glory
This rare version of the Mini Cooper has lots of track-oriented modifications direct from the factory, and impressive performance on the road.
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Passenger Screens Are Causing Drivers Tech Headaches As Over A Third Of Buyers Never Bother To Use Them
Screens aren't going anywhere, whether you like it or not, but I'm sure there is a way to better integrate the experience and make them just a bit less glitchy.
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Alex Palou Enters Rare Air With 5th IndyCar Title In 6 Years
The unusual circumstances also led to Pato O'Ward becoming the first IndyCar driver to win twice in a single day since Rick Mears in 1981.
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This Is What A Ford F-150 Cost In 2020 Vs. 2026
If the rate of inflation concerns you, be forewarned. We compare Ford F-150 MSRPs from 2020 and 2026 to see how much truck prices have climbed over six years.
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The First Jail Sentence For Speeding Came In 1904 (For A Speed You Could Reach On Foot)
Cars weren't exactly fast back in the early 20th century. But one person ended up receiving jail time for speeding anyway all the way back in 1904.
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At $2,900, Is This Canadian-Spec 2005 BMW 320i An Ultimate Steal?
What do you say? Is $2,900 a great deal for a weird-but-not-too-weird E46?
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These Cars Should Have Been More Expensive
These are the cars Jalopnik readers think should have been more expensive.
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Trump Tariffs On Canada Will Hit Toyota And Honda Hardest
Plus, Volkswagen's union workers in Germany putting up a fight against cuts, Nissan and Honda are still collaborating, and the state of the lithium market.
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What Car Would You Buy For $5,000 Right Now?
There are a few truly terrible Subaru Baja Turbos in my local area for under five grand, and I do desperately want it.
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Here's How Much A Brand-New Ford Mustang Cost In 1964 Vs. 2026
The Ford Mustang has always been something of a blue-collar hero, but how much would it have cost in 1964, and how does that compare with modern pricing?
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Consumer Reports Found These 5 Used SUVs Are The Most Reliable You Can Get Under $15K
As some of today's most popular vehicles, SUVs can be pricey. If you're willing to buy used, though, these reliable models under $15,000 are worth considering.
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The Mercedes-Maybach S680 And GLS Both Get 15 MPG, But Only One Pays A Gas Guzzler Tax
Two vehicles with the same mileage from the same manufacturer, but one is exempt from the gas guzzler tax. The reason lies in the era when the law passed.
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Porsche Models Hold Their Value Well, But These Cars Depreciated The Fastest
Porsches are well known for holding their value, but which of the German brand's high-performance models buck the trend and cost their owners money?
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How World War II Rationing Led To 35 MPH Speed Limits And Bans On Driving For Fun
Fuel and rubber shortages during the war meant strict limits on how much driving you could do, how fast you could go, and whether or not you could buy a car.
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eBay Finally Bans Airbag Sales Due To Counterfeit Concerns
Effective September 24, 2026, eBay will no longer permit sales of airbags, airbag inflators, or steering wheel airbag covers.
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Back When Standard A/C Was For Luxury Cars Only, This Sedan Brought It To The Masses
Every new car has air conditioning now, and that's something we take for granted. But A/C might have taken much longer to become standard without this sedan.
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It Took 60 Years To Finish The Last 8 Miles Of This 1,900-Mile Highway
It took hundreds of millions of dollars and decades of work to complete, and the final piece of this highway was finished less than 10 years ago.
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8 Ostentatious Cars That Defined The Wedge-Shape Era
Cars may look alike today, but the late 1960s through the 1980s were a different story. The wedge shape produced some seriously wild sports car designs.
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5 Weird And Wild Child Car Seats From Back When We Were Figuring Out How Safety Worked
Before modern car seat safety standards, parents had some truly questionable ways to carry children, including designs that put them directly in harm's way.
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Elon Musk Saying 'All Cars' Will Have Starlink As The 'Only Way' To Connect Them Sounds More Like Threat Than Promise
Starlink has already been spotted on the roof of a Cybercab, but if the owner of both companies has his way, it'll be a much more ubiquitous technology.
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Do Mercedes-Maybachs And The Regular Benz/AMG Models Use The Same Engines?
Mercedes-Maybach models may look like a world apart from regular Benz and AMG cars, but their engines reveal a closer connection than you might expect.
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10 Essential Tools Every Motorcycle Owner Should Have
Working on your motorcycle requires numerous gadgets and tools. Even if you're a novice, here are some critical devices that you should keep in your garage.
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Here's How Much A Chevy Corvette Would Have Set You Back In The '70s
The '70s saw the Chevy Corvette transition from its best period to arguably its worst. Here's what buyers were getting for their buck as the decade progressed.
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What Are Your Rights If You Unknowingly Buy An Unsafe Car?
Key insights from Florida attorney Doug Burnetti reveal what really makes a car "unsafe" and whether you can force a refund or pin liability if something fails.
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Here's What Routine Maintenance Looks Like On An Older, Depreciated Aston Martin
Even routine maintenance on an Aston Martin can be shockingly expensive. But there are ways to get around the British brand's staggering upkeep costs.
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I'm Taking My Porsche To The Arctic Circle, Even If It Kills Me
Why am I doing this again? Oh yeah, my brain is broken.
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