Mini 1998 GT Edition Gets JCW Brakes And Looks, But It Has Nothing To Do With The '90s
The 1998 GT is named after the displacement of its base-model engine, and though it looks pretty cool, it's quite pricey.
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Our Silly Trade War With Canada Bans Can-Am Spyder And Canyon
The escalating trade war with Canada has taken new victims, like dairy products, alcohol, and certain internal-combustion motorcycles and three-wheelers.
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Mercedes-AMG CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung Is Even More Ridiculous Than An American Will Sound Pronouncing Its Name
Only 30 of this new V8-powered, rear-wheel-drive Mythos Series model will be built, and they're all sold out already.
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Space Entrepreneur Wants To Prove There Are Aliens By Sending A Probe On An 80,000-Year Voyage To Alpha Centauri Because AI Said That Would Work
Fuel would be an issue on such a long journey, so the AI-theorized probe would need a solar-electric power system and head for our sun first.
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I'm Looking For A Post-Graduation Project Car! What Should I Buy?
A small budget but a big opportunity for some last-minute fun.
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That Dastardly Brent Crude Is Charging More Than $100 For A Barrel Of Oil Again
If I ever find that Brent Crude guy, it's on sight.
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Volkswagen To Spend $18.6 Billion On Job-Cutting, Factory-Shuttering Restructuring
Plus, Porsche completing the sale of its stake in Bugatti, the Boring Company's Emirati investment windfall and more.
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Who Stars In Your Dream Car Movie?
Hollywood and cars go together like a symphony orchestra and brass instruments, and any good car movie needs a good star.
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At $12,000, Could This 1997 Jeep Cherokee Up-Country Be Right Up Our Alley?
With the green-on-tan color combo, this mostly stock Jeep Cherokee is certainly a looker, but is it nice enough to warrant the $12k asking price?
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Here's What A Brand-New Duesenberg Model J Cost, And What It Would Be With Today's Inflation
The Duesenberg Model J was a revolutionary vehicle when it hit the streets in 1921. It also came with a high price, both for the time and in today's currency.
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2028 Volvo XC40 Refresh Is Slightly More Chiseled, Charming, And Smarter Inside
The XC40 has been in production since late 2017, which may as well be since the beginning of the universe, so Volvo's giving it a fairly substantial facelift.
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5 Off-Road SUVs That Started As Military Vehicles But Became Civilian Favorites
Militaries develop tech long before commercial markets exist. Sometimes, like with off-road SUVs, military innovations find a second life in the civilian world.
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TSA May Let You Welcome Your Loved Ones Home Right At The Airport Gate Again
You won't be able to eat at your favorite airport restaurant on a whim, but if you apply ahead of time, TSA may let you into a few select airports.
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Bell Recalls Half-Helmets For Not Even Meeting The World's Worst Safety Standards
Bell just recalled over a year's worth of helmets for not even meeting the ultra-lax DOT standard.
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Weird Myth That EV Batteries Die All The Time Refuted By Yet Another Study Conducted By Actual Scientists Who Didn't Graduate From Facebook University
Researchers tested the state of health on more than 500,000 EVs between 2022 and 2026, and found that after 31,000 miles, median SoH varied between 91% and 97%.
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Cops Ticket Insured Driver For Having No Insurance Because Flock Said So
Thanks to Flock cameras, a Georgia student now has to fight an insurance citation, despite presenting valid insurance to officers when she was pulled over.
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They Finally Filled The 'Three Guys In Cars' TV Show Vacuum
Taking a cursory scan of social media, none of this seems like a hot take.
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Red Bull Junior Team Wins Bidding War For Kimi Räikkönen's 11-Year-Old Son
With Verstappen becoming a four-time champion and Antonelli leading the championship this season, it's hard to argue against this driver development strategy.
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Hyundai's New Pleos Connect Infotainment System Is High-Tech Without Completely Losing The Plot
I tried Pleos in a Korean-market Hyundai Grandeur, and found it to be intuitive for such a still-touchscreen-heavy user experience.
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The Korean-Market Hyundai Grandeur Looks Awesome But Sucks To Drive
The hybrid and V6 Grandeurs are probably more appealing, but with the 195-horsepower inline-4 I drove, this big sedan felt like a floaty American luxobarge.
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Trump Administration Warns Ford Against Making Deals With Chinese Companies
Plus, Germany's refusal to let Volkswagen stop being Volkswagen, China pushing foreign companies to pay suppliers faster, and more.
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These Are Your Favorite Alliterative Car Names
Saab Sonetts, Dodge Darts and ZAZ Zaporozhets, oh my!
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What Car Have You Owned That Taught You The Most About Yourself?
We're an understanding bunch here at Jalopnik, so you're safe to share your story.
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At $36,000, Is This Classic 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix A Great Prize?
Modified with the massive rear fins from a 1961 Cadillac, this Grand Prix Convertible has a look all its own, but is the unique "Bat Rod" worth $36k?
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Here's How Much A 2021 Chevy Silverado Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Chevy Silverado is the second most popular pickup truck in America, but how does a used 2021 model compare to its rivals when it comes to depreciation?
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Aston Martin And Brough Superior's AMB 002 Is Finally A Two-Wheeled Aston For The Street
This bike ought to be fantastic to ride when it makes its way out to buyers late in 2027 — that is, if you're one of the 300 people lucky enough to get one.
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The Adorable Vespa 400 Microcar Was Taken From Us Because Piaggio Thought It'd Be Better To Focus On The Scooters
In a post-war world already well-infused with Minis, 2CVs, and Fiat 500s, the 400 would just continue to struggle.
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Walking Dead Hyundai Tucson Special Edition Was Pretty Morbid, Even For A Zombie Show
Zombie hands reaching up, seemingly from underneath the Tucson in a blood-red color, and a backpack filled with survival gear were both part of the package.
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Who Is Marilyn Reece And Why Is The Interchange At The 10 And 405 Interchange Named After Her?
If you're a Los Angeles resident, you've probably spent a lot of time in traffic on the tri-level interchange that's named after Marilyn Reece.
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Instead Of A Steering Wheel, The Tesla Cybercab Uses An On-Screen Joystick For Emergencies
With no pedals and no steering wheel in the cab, the Tesla robotaxi will have to rely on touchscreen controls to be driven in emergency situations.
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6 Android Auto Features That Help Make Long Highway Trips Better
Long highway drives can expose some of Android Auto's most useful tricks. A few overlooked settings could make your next road trip noticeably easier.
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