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  2001 Toyota Camry on Bring a Trailer Is Peak Camry

  Resplendent in beige on beige, it's the quintessential Camry.

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  Meyer Shank considering fly-in crews for IndyCar pit stops

  Meyer Shank Racing co-owner Michael Shank is wondering whether it's time for his NTT IndyCar Series team to take a page from NASCAR programs and begin flying in specialist pit crews to go over the wall and handle the servicing of their cars in ...

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  Toyota's Unintended Acceleration Scandal: What Happened and Its Lasting Impact

  The 2009-2010 Toyota unintended acceleration scandal remains one of the most significant safety controversies in automotive history. Affecting millions of vehicles worldwide, it not only tarnished Toyota’s reputation but also set new standards for regulatory oversight and corporate accountability. What is Unintended Acceleration? Unintended acceleration occurs when a vehicle accelerates without input from the driver. In Toyota’s case, these incidents were linked to multiple factors: Faulty Floor

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  America’s long road to respect at the Dakar Rally

  Thanks to a longstanding tradition of starting right on or right after New Year's, today's start of the 47th Dakar Rally again represents the first major motorsports event on the international calendar. Upon the completion of the rally's ...

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  You won’t believe which automaker tops the list for DUI drivers

  A new report provides insight into what models attract the most drunkards.

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  Nightmare Projects You Ditched, Cars That Deserve Deserve To Die, And New Years Wrenching Resolutions In This Week's QOTD Roundup

  There are a lot of cars that we might all dream of driving, personally it’s an old Aston Martin DBS thanks to it’s awesome, angular looks and rumbling motor. Just because I want to drive it, doesn’t mean it’d be mind-altering for everyone to drive one, though. - Owen Bellwood Read More

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  Cars That Died And The Best Cars We Drove In 2024 In This Week's Car Culture Roundup

  Welcome to the future, or as we call it, 2025. It’s time to clear up that hangover, start those New Year’s resolutions and get ready to... work tomorrow, probably. To distract you from that impending doom, let’s talk about the cars that we (as in us at Jalopnik) are most excited for in 2025. - Daniel Golson Read More

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  Distracted Semi Driver Causes Huge Crash

  Miller County, Arkansas on westbound Interstate 30 a huge accident unfolded on June 11 as a traffic camera caught the whole thing. It’s the perfect example of how all drivers, both those behind wheel of a commercial truck as well as everyone else, needs to always be paying attention to the road ahead. Drug dealer in a BMW can’t handle running from the cops. In the traffic cam footage, we see a truck pull over to the side of the intestate in the middle of a bridge. After a second, the reason why

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  Radioactive Roads, Deadliest Train Crashes Into Fire Truck And Neil Peart's BMW GS In This Week's Beyond Cars Roundup

  Well, they’ve gone and done it. A company in Florida got last-minute approval last week from Biden’s Environmental Protection Agency to build a practice road using radioactive materials. It seems like such an obviously bad idea, but a bad idea never stopped the government. - Erin Marquis Read More

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  Mitsubishi's secret weapon: The Outlander, fueling record sales in 2024

  Led by the popular Outlander, Mitsubishi is defying industry trends and posting impressive sales growth.

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  1975 Camaro Pulled From Water Linked To Missing Men

  For 40 years, the families of three North Carolina men have been wondering where their loved ones have been. They just learned that a 1975 Chevy Camaro which was found and removed from Jack’s Creek back in February does in fact belong to one of the men and that remains inside have been positively identified as the three individuals. Check out one of the latest technologies used by police to catch car thieves. That’s a huge break in the case, although there are still plenty of unanswered question

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  Romanian Billionaire Ion Tiriac Forgot He Owned a Ferrari F40

  According to Backfire News, Romanian billionaire and renowned car collector Ion Tiriac recently admitted to an astonishing oversight: he forgot he owned a Ferrari F40. Tiriac, famous for his extensive Tiriac Collection, revealed this surprising detail during an interview on the Tiriac Collection’s official YouTube channel. The Ferrari F40, an iconic supercar revered by automotive enthusiasts worldwide, is a prized possession in any collection. Tiriac's admission has left many car aficionados bew

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  How to Save a Dog (or Several) with Your Love of Driving

  Overcrowded animal rescues often need help in transporting pets to new homes, and that's where we came in, participating in the Operation Frodo rescue mission.

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  Photos from the Operation Frodo 2024 Dog Rescue

  A few cars, and a lot of photos of puppies for your enjoyment.

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  Why my 33-year-old Porsche 964 is no garage queen

  As much as some look at classic cars with an investment mindset, I am firm in the belief that they need to be driven. I'd like to introduce my 1992 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 as an example.

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  What we know about Matthew Livelsberger, the suspect behind the Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion

  Authorities identified Matthew Livelsberger of Colorado Springs as the driver of the Cybertruck that exploded outside a Trump hotel in Las Vegas.

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  Nvidia's CEO says getting up onstage terrifies him. He's not the only leader to feel that way.

  Leaders at the helm of billion-dollar companies prepare extensively but still experience nerves when it comes to public presentations.

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  Do You Need Winter Tires? How, and What to Know

  The holidays are over and the sun is setting later, but don’t let that fool you: winter is far from […]

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  Could Lamborghini's electric future start with a Taycan-based super sedan?

  An all-electric Lamborghini may seem like pure sacrilege, but people once said the same about Porsche. As Lamborghini delays development of their first fully-electric vehicle, a Taycan-based alternative could effectively integrate an exciting EV into their lineup much sooner.

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  Taycan-based super sedan could fill the EV-sized hole in Lamborghini's lineup

  An all-electric Lamborghini may seem like pure sacrilege, but people once said the same about Porsche. As Lamborghini delays development of their first fully-electric vehicle, a Taycan-based alternative could effectively integrate an exciting EV into their lineup much sooner.

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