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This beastly beauty resides in Tokyo, Japan.
A new study from the energy company National Grid says the industry has to plan seriously for demands on the electrical grid that the change to electric trucks will create.
The best station wagons prove to be about as practical as SUVs, and these models are worthy of appreciation because they also drive as well as sedans. Much like minivans, station wagons have been unfairly stereotyped as an unpopular body style, but in reality there's much to love about these longroofs. Not only that, but station wagons also have a lower center of gravity, which gives them the athleticism of a car.
There are many advantages to the third pedal…
In addition to being the winningest Formula 1 driver in history, Lewis Hamilton has some pretty great taste in cars.
One editor mounts a lone-wolf defense of the series which could solve our future.
At over 1400 pages and with more than 2200 photos, it's the ultimate resource for JDM enthusiasts.
Formula 1's winningest driver rented an R34 GT-R in Japan, but the rental company does not approve of him hooning it.
It’s taken some time, but it seems New York’s adoption of the international program to improve pedestrian safety — Vision Zero — actually helped prevent pedestrian deaths in 2022.
Here at Jalopnik, we bring you only the hardest hitting news in automotive and transportation culture. And when there is a cat involved, well, it’s all hands on deck, stop the presses. We brought you the tale of a cute little feline stowaway last week, caught hiding in a checked bag by Transportation Security Agents at JFK Airport on November 16. Here’s the nail-biting update you’ve all been waiting for: The cat’s name is Smells, and he had an excellent Thanksgiving at home in Brooklyn with his
Disney, we’ve found your next stars for The Parent Trap!
If you’re not familiar with Nio, that’s OK. It can be hard to keep up with all the electric startups that have popped up over the years, especially in China. But Nio’s been around since 2014 (back when it was known as NextEV) and currently has a lineup of six different models. And soon, Nio plans to enter the U.S. market.
He’s just a good ol’ boy, never meaning no harm…
That’s faster than most cars can get to 60mph!
Even in prototype form, this homologated special is fit for a touring car championship.
These races are closer than you might believe…