Yes But What Happens When You Go Mudding In A Nissan Sentra?
An old Sentra is good at a number of things, like existing and being made of atoms. But what about taking one mudding? Read more…
An old Sentra is good at a number of things, like existing and being made of atoms. But what about taking one mudding? Read more…
Filed under: The List, Videos, Truck, Commercial Vehicles, Off-Road, Performance, Racing, Specialty In this episode of The List, our hosts head to Sunday River Ski Resort in Newry, ME to take in Red Bull Frozen Rush. Never one to be Read more
We do not, absolutely DO NOT condone such reckless endangerment as ghost riding your whip, here at Jalopnik. But if you are going to do it, you might as well do it properly. Read more…
Finding out when exactly the Phoenix Public Library opened might help date this photo that reader Jimbo Weisenhunt sent us via our Facebook page, but that doesn’t seem a particularly simple thing to do. One source says 1950, another says Read more
Filed under: Misc. Automakers, First Drives, Convertible, Lightweight, Performance We recently visited the Superformance warehouse to drive the Caterham Seven 360, 480, and 620 R models. It was an expletive-worthy, incredibly thrilling experience that we won’t soon forget. Continue reading Read more
Last we checked, the Thunderbird Elan did come with upgraded trim, but nothing on the order of the add-ons we see on this 1986 Ford Thunderbird Elan for sale on Hemmings.com, a car that looks about as clean and factory-fresh Read more
The R107 500 SL built for the 1981 WRC season. Photo courtesy Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC. In 1980, Mercedes-Benz began to take its participation in World Rally Championship competition seriously, embarking on an ambitious project to turn the R107 platform 500 Read more
Walt Disney World Speedway, with its distinctive “Lake Mickey” retention ponds. Photo courtesy Google Earth. In 1995, construction of a new one-mile tri-oval race track began on a property just south of Disney World’s parking lots in Orlando, Florida. The Read more
There was no shortage of decadence in the pages of Hemmings Motor News during the 1970s. We’ve previously shown a few examples of customs, one-offs and retro-reanimations, from the Kanzler Coupe to the Cooper Markette. The Stutz Blackhawk, though, had Read more
We’re deep in the heart of winter in Vermont, which, this year anyway, means snow accumulations measured in feet and daytime high temperatures that often struggle to break into the double digits. For those of us with unheated garages, cabin Read more