What you see above may not be immediately recognizable as any form of transportation, but as Engine Swap Depot pointed out this week, it’s something that would make Ray Russell proud: Sam Turner’s twin-turbocharged diesel two-wheel-drive hydrostatic-drive chopper. The ingenuity Read more
2011 Mazda Miata pedals. Photo courtesy of Mazda North America. From the time I was old enough to push a Matchbox car across the rutted concrete retaining wall that held our backyard in check, I knew this: I wanted to Read more
Some cars just look like they can’t be good. Other cars have zero hype and thus you assume, incorrectly, that someone would have already told you if they were worth renting or buying. Here are five cars I like that Read more
Filed under: Automotive History, Technology, Open Road As great as modern vehicles are, there are some side effects of technological advancement that cause “they don’t make ’em like they used to” moments. Continue reading Five reasons modern motoring has us Read more
Hello good people of Jalopnik, and welcome to an extra special version of Letters to Doug, your favorite weekly column wherein you provide the letters and I provide the Doug. Read more…
Filed under: Recalls, Dodge, Safety, Sedan Dodge will recall 121,603 units of the Dart worldwide because the power assist for the brakes can stop working. Continue reading Dodge recalls 121,603 examples of Dart for loss of brake assist Dodge recalls Read more
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Surf’s up! Or maybe not, given the snow clinging to the roofs of the cars in this photo of Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive that we came across on ElectroSpark’s Flickrstream. Well, that, and the ominous skies out on the horizon. Read more
Ford’s 427 didn’t make its way under a production car’s hood until 1963, but the side-oiler here looks right at home in the engine bay of this 1960 Ford Galaxie Sunliner for sale on Hemmings.com, especially with that four-speed (another Read more
Burke in 1941 while serving as Secretary-Treasurer of the Western Timing Association. Photo courtesy Geoff Hacker. “The Michael Jordan of Bonneville,” Ryan Cochran, proprietor of The Jalopy Journal called him. Geoff Hacker, Hemmings contributor and historian of Forgotten Fiberglass sports Read more