Beat the SUV craze by a generation. 

Mick won an F2 title. He’s here on merit. 

Holy cow, this article is pure junk.

If you are going to sell a car you know has a broken part and even go as far as to know the cost of the broken part, just fix it.  Yes, you may not get your money back out of it but it will sell.  Not fixing it is like selling a car with a lien on it, yes it can be done but nobody wants to deal with that junk.  No…

My worst car failure is the one that feeds another unwanted Jalopnik slideshow, so I’ll keep it to myself. 

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Since it appears that I’m first, I would like to submit that this is not how riddles work. By this logic, your name starts with a J and ends with a Y and no one would be able to guess it in a reasonable amount of time. 

Having ruminated on this a bit since it was in the morning shift, the 5 minute stipulation seems too short, compared to charging time. Every time we discuss BEV charge times, people pop in with “No big deal. You were going to stop for lunch and to stretch your legs anyway, right?”

I’ve known my wife since Jr. High. We lost touch for a few years after HS but got in touch to meet up at a hometown bar one night while I was in town.
 

Sorry. Won’t fill this afternoon’s slide show.

I think that's still the normal reason. Did I miss something? 

Depending on the layout of the parking lot. If it’s one of the ones with an up ramp and turnaround points at each level to go down the other ramp (typically on the other side of the garage). Go up about 3-4 levels then go down. Most people don’t look that far for spaces, most go up and up and up, then park when they…

I changed my bookmark to jalopnik.com/latest. It shows up there!

I’m not sure I see how this is a negotiation. The Cherokee Nation leaders have made it clear to Jeep/Stellantis that they do NOT feel honored by this; Jeep keeps repeating that they’re continuing to “honor and celebrate” the Cherokee people by using the name. Jeep absolutely can call their product whatever they want…

Might wanna learn your Group B history cause only one of those is a Gr B car (well two if you count the wildly different Delta from the 90s).

I’ll bet it steers just fine, given that the engine is so far forward. But I’ll bet it also has the turning radius of the Exxon Valdez. And none of that would much matter if driven around in a state of perpetual wheelie... which is exactly what I would do with it until it broke in half.

The only thing that gets me here is the floor pans. If those are rotten, what else is a crusty disaster under there? Parts don’t fall apart in a vacuum.

You danced all around it. It’s called depth of field. The longer lens compresses the area of sharp focus. You don’t need to go all the way to 300 mm, just shoot wide open, smallest f-stop you’ve got. It works better with longer lenses, but the f-stop is more important.

Concerns this week about Covid-19, a.k.a. the Coronavirus, a.k.a. the Wuhan Flu, have themselves mutated into a new strain of meta virus called Coronavirusvirus.

Coronavirusvirus appears to incubate as a form of mostly undetected paranoia, which is covalent with seemingly normal concerns about human rights abuses,…

Protective Film does do a good job, but it’s a double edge sword. A friend of mine purchased a used Acura with film on it (mirrors, front, behind the doors on the rear quarters). the film was worn and chipped (did it’s job). When he took it off the paint under it was pristine, the rest of the car was not. With some…