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Here Are Your Best Answers Of The Week Ending December 02, 2023
Here we present our weekly Jalopnik series that recaps the latest in QOTD. We’ve showcased our most read offerings as well as some you may have missed.
Here Are The Best Transportation Stories Of The Week Ending December 02, 2023
Here we present our weekly Jalopnik series that recaps the latest in beyond cars. We’ve showcased our most read offerings as well as some you may have missed.
These Are The Best Car Buying Stories Jalopnik Did Last Week
Here we present our weekly Jalopnik series that recaps the latest in car buying. We’ve showcased our most read offerings as well as some you may have missed.
Why Does The Car Have So Many Gears...And More Of The Best Car Culture Stories From Last Week
I came across a bit of commentary on the website Slate.com that was mostly about last week’s Bentley crash at the Rainbow Bridge, and it contained the following: “Why would an automaker manufacture a car with so much engine power that it requires an eight-speed transmission? The obvious answer is: because people pay a…
Here Are Jalopnik's Biggest News Stories Of The Week Ending December 02, 2023
Police identified the driver and passenger of the fiery crash at the Niagara Falls, New York border on November 22 as Kurt P. Villani and his passenger and wife Monica Villani. The couple were driving in a 2022 Bentley Flying Spur that exploded when it crashed into a border checkpoint. Read More
Saturday Morning Corvette Comic: Getting Ready for Santa
Jay Leno drives a 112-year-old race car
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Consumer Reports Says These Are The Most Reliable Cars Of 2024
For most new car buyers, reliability is one of their top concerns, and for good reason. New cars are expensive enough as it is, and no one wants to deal with the cost or hassle that comes with something breaking. Warranties help with the cost, but it’s still frustrating and inconvenient to deal with repairs even if…
Here Are Some Of The Best Cars I Saw In The Petersen Vault
The Petersen Automotive Museum has one of the worlds best collection of cars. It’s a place that any automotive enthusiast should visit at least once in their life. Luckily for me, I live nearby and tend to visit it at least 3 times a year. One of the best spots of the museum is its basement, affectionately referred to…
[VIDEO] Miami Cops Take Down Two Car Thieves After Chase in a Stolen C8 Corvette
ISS Astronauts Saw 'Fireworks' In Space As Russian Cargo Ship Burned Up In The Atmosphere
The astronauts and cosmonauts aboard the International Space Station were treated to a light show in space on Wednesday after the Russian Progress ship MS-23 burned away upon reentry into Earth’s atmosphere. The cargo ship had undocked from the ISS just four hours prior to its return trip, as Space reports.
Overlanding In A Genesis GV70 Is One Classy Way To Go Camping
Interest in off-roading and overlanding is growing among auto and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Naturally, automakers are going to cash in on this craze by offering some kind of off-road focused trim and Genesis seems to be testing the waters. The luxury automaker has partnered with off-road company Delta to make a GV70…
Atlanta Wants Drunk Drivers, Super Speeders And Street Racers Banned From Driving For Life
Atlanta City Council is calling on the Georgia General Assembly to pass a bill that would create harsher penalties for dangerous drivers, including a lifetime driving ban for repeat offenders. If passed, it would target drag and street racers, drunk drivers and superspeeders, Axios reports.
FAA Investigates Airliner Near-Miss: 'This Was Just Really Poor Judgment'
In aviation, there’s a theory called Big Sky — the idea that there’s just so much sky out there, it’s unlikely for two planes to ever hit each other. Before radar and GPS, it was an accepted way for pilots to avoid midair collisions. As it turns out, it’s a little less accepted when you’re running air traffic control.
