Image: Hoonigan Ken Block and Hoonigan have done it again. How do you follow up stuff like the most outrageous hillclimb Mustang the racing world has ever seen, or an electric homage to the Audi S1 Quattro? Witness the newest Hoonicorn, the Hoonipigasus, a next-level machine that’s lightly based on a Porsche and ready to […]
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Jalopnik is Live on Twitch at 4 p.m. ET Playing the Greatest Need for Speed Ever Made
It’s Tuesday, and you know what that means: time for a bunch of automotive writers to get into passionate arguments over inconsequential nonsense as a random racing game is played poorly in the background. It’s (almost) time for a stream over at twitch.tv/jalopnikdotcom at 4 p.m. ET. The centerpiece of today’s gathering? The greatest arcade […]
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Lamborghini confirms Le Mans Daytona hybrid entry for 2024 | Autoblog
Last August, Racer magazine reported that Lamborghini had green-lit a project to put a car in global endurance racing’s Le Mans Daytona hybrid (LMDh) class, but wasn’t ready to announce it yet. The brand’s head of motorsport for the U.S. said at the time that work on a factory endurance program was “90 percent of […]
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Teslas and other Bluetooth-enabled locks vulnerable to hack
The cybersecurity firm NCC Group just demonstrated that millions of locks worldwide can be unlocked by hackers using a vulnerability in Bluetooth technology, and a Tesla was the company’s prime example. Tesla vehicles, like the Model 3 and Model Y, use a technology called Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) that allows owners to unlock and operate […]
Read MoreThe Indianapolis 500 Used to Be Part of the Formula 1 Season
Formula 1 driver Graham Hill at the 1966 Indianapolis 500.Photo: Allsport Hulton/Archive (Getty Images) The Indianapolis 500 — America’s premier racing event — used to be a Formula 1 race. Yes, you read that right: For 11 whole years, the Indy 500 was a points-paying race on the F1 calendar. As we approach the 106th […]
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Essai – Ford Mustang Mach-E 68 kWh RWD : que vaut la moins chère des Mustang électriques ?
Habitué à faire durer les noms de ces modèles, Ford propose une alimentation électrique à son Mustang environ 55 ans après lui avoir fait effectuer son premier tour de manège. Débarrassés des V6 et V8, les chevaux semblent s’être assagis. Réalité ou fausse impression ? Le modèle essayé Le constructeur américain a introduit en Europe sa harde […]
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Great Baby Car Seats for 2022 – Review by Autoblog Commerce
Autoblog is not affiliated with the brands featured in our articles, but when you make a purchase through links on our site we may earn a commission. From taking your newborn home from the hospital to running numerous errands with it, the need for a car seat for your little one cannot be overemphasized. You […]
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2023 Audi RS 5 adds a hardcore Competition package
The 2023 Audi RS 5 is getting a little more serious with the addition of a new and comprehensive Competition package. Available for both the RS 5 Coupe and Sportback, this $16,100 package dramatically ramps up performance, and it sure should for that amount of cash. A fixed and more aggressive coilover suspension is installed, […]
Read MoreHow Cadillac Engineers Made the Escalade-V Work
Photo: Cadillac Last week, Cadillac unleashed lots of Escalade-V details and specs on the world. This 6,300-pound hot-rod SUV has a 6.2-liter LT4 supercharged V8 making 682 horsepower and 653 lb-ft of torque, and is promised to do 0-60 in under 4.4 seconds thanks to full-time all-wheel drive. It’s the most powerful street vehicle Cadillac […]
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2022 Toyota GR86 Review: Sequel’s way better than the original
The 2022 Toyota GR86 might not look that different from the car it replaces, and its underlying platform is carried over. It’s still the result of a joint venture with Subaru, which did the lion’s share of the engineering, right down to the oh-so-Subaru boxer engine. But you know what? Who cares! The GR86 is […]
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