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By Logan K. Carter
It's older than the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, and you just might be nuts about it. Planters is looking for three people to spend a year driving its NUTmobile.
By Nicholas Werner
When the Concorde died, so did commercial supersonic flight. Now the U.S. and China both are starting new efforts, and each has certain advantages.
By Amber DaSilva
As the specter of fall looms darker, folks realize their cool cars take up space. That means deals, and the offerings on Marketplace get more interesting.
By Logan K. Carter
A sole Sport was recalled for a potentially deformed circuit board in the PCM, and 1,073 Range Rover Sport SVs were recalled for cracked rear subframes.
By Ryan Erik King
It's been 125 years since Henry Ford won his first and only automobile race. This weekend, Mustangs will bear a special livery to party like it's 1901.
By Chris Tsui
The roof, sides of the bed, and the top of the windshield were trashed, but the cabin was unaffected enough to let somebody get in, start it, and drive off.
By Justin Hughes
A driver told police that a dark Ram truck had been involved in a road-rage incident, so police turned to Flock cameras to find it. What followed was scary.
By Daniel Golson
Spy shots of the upcoming Cayenne Turbo GT EV reveal slightly tweaked styling, and a fixed spoiler at the rear.
By Ryan Erik King
The effort won't be a from-scratch entry, as the Detroit manufacturer will bolster its existing relationship with the M-Sport World Rally Team.
By Amber DaSilva
Hey computer, what do you think about the new Prius?
By Logan K. Carter
"This should be simple" should always set off warning bells.
By Lalita Chemello
A road, an event, a racetrack... there are no wrong answers.
By Rob Emslie
Built to take on America's muscle cars, does rarity justify this Celica GT's price tag?
By Andy Kalmowitz
You can still get a regular XRT that's mainly aesthetic differences, but the XRT Pro has more ground clearance, all-terrain tiles and new off-road tech systems.
By Andy Kalmowitz
Hyundai is clearly swinging for the fences with the redesigned Tucson, and it ought to, because the segment is as competitive as ever.
By Collin Woodard
First Republicans proposed banning U.S. diesel exports altogether. Now President Trump has narrowed the plan to aim it squarely at our friends.
By Tom McParland
What do you buy when a stick shift just isn't practical any more?
By Justin Hughes
Kroger customers who had the supermarket chain's credit card had a sweet discount deal going. Then the discounts ended at the worst possible time.
By Amber DaSilva
Some of your answers were classics of the car-film genre, while others really went for broke on artsiness
By Amber DaSilva
Is focusing on huge, thirsty SUVs during a time of sky-high gas prices a great market strategy? Guess we're about to find out!
By Ryan Erik King
From driving the wrong way on one-way streets to putting your car in drive when you're trying to reverse out of the garage. Lets hear your worst blunders.
By Jalopnik Staff
With no shortage of impressive announcements and launches this year, here's what most impressed the Jalopnik team.
By Logan K. Carter
Honda optimized the Civic Type R's suspension damping, improved the rev match system, and added a yoke spring to the brake pedal to produce a more direct feel.
By Rob Emslie
The ultimate performance version of the Corvette for any generation, the ZR1 is particularly desirable, but is this one desirable enough for a $24k price tag?
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