Yeah, maybe these are fictional, but that doesn't mean they're not wildly important

Did you forget how appealing early '70s shark-nose BMWs were? Here's a reminder

Look, it's on jackstands. JACKSTANDS. And it was a Pacer, once.

Have you ever seen a bus or truck wheel with little arrows on the wheel lugs? Ever wondered what they're for? Of…

There's something kind of haunting about this 1934 Chrysler Airflow brochure

It's one of the most-recognized details of this already legendary car, but why was it like that?

Mercedes-Benz shows a new concept EV with a claimed range of 620 miles but it's a concept, so, you know

Welcome to 2022! Here's a car from a century ago, but would still be cutting-edge today. Sorta.

Most of these will never drive over anything rougher than a speed bump, but it's still fun to pretend

David Tracy and Jason Torchinsky point out Jalopnik's most excellent articles of 2021.

Before you waste a bunch of money on some crossover you're not even excited about, consider this useful truck

A recent tweet with a video of a very utilitarian battery swap station is a good reminder that battery swapping…

Did you know there are almost 3x as many Yugos than Bugattis in America?

This was a really popular setting for car brochures in the '60s and '70s

You don't see many Jurgens Auto Villas in America, so when you do, it's worth paying attention

You may recall that the noted Muppet once stated that a bear's natural habitat was a Studebaker

It's Jalopnik's Best of 2021, all the posts you loved the most.

It's also the least likely car you'd expect to have a depiction of a penis on it, too

Technology drives on, and it doesn't always care if you got in or not

If you had access to a huge wind tunnel and a collection of cars, why wouldn't you do this?