If you want to get away from it all (and these days, who doesn't?), today's Nice Price or No Dice ML350 should let you go as far as possible. Let's see if its price tag keeps its purchase within the ...
Chinese cars are coming. How soon is anyone's guess, but I'd be surprised if a major Chinese brand isn't selling cars in the United States by the end of the decade. I wanted to know how the readers of ...
After a mysterious multi-month delay, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's family road trip reality TV show "The Great American Road Trip" has finally aired. Which meant someone here at Jalopnik had ...
According to Consumer Reports, the 1968 Subaru 360 was a disaster. That car — with a displacement of, as you might guess, 360cc (from a two-stroke engine) — offered a miserable 16 horsepower. CR's ...
"Race on Sunday, sell on Monday" remains one of the greatest marketing strategies ever, but in the late 1980s, it was more like "Race on Sunday and really, really hope to sell on Monday" for German ...
The Kia Stinger took home a Red Dot: Best of the Best award for product design when it premiered for the 2018 model year, earning the honor along with exotic machines like the McLaren 720S and Ferrari ...
Over the past five years or so, Canada has had a car theft problem. Driven by organized crime snapping up easy-to-steal vehicles to sell overseas, theft numbers and related insurance claims shot up ...
The Moon has a new crater. After launching commercial lunar landers last year, the upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket slowly made its unintended way towards our closest neighbor, slamming into it ...
Some of us are old enough to still remember a time when there was a clear distinction between mainstream and luxury cars. These days, though, the line is a lot less clear. At the extremes, no one is ...
Advertised as attracting lots of "ATTENTION & THUMBS UP!", today's Nice Price or No Dice Cutlass convertible is also said to run and drive fantastically. Reading the rest of the description, let's see ...
Things got a little weird during COVID, but outside of the (hopefully) rare instance of a global pandemic, most cars lose value over time. That's just how durable goods work. It sucks if you spent a ...