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The Escalade IQL That Broke the Blacked-Out Formula
For a decade, the Escalade customization playbook has had exactly one page: black everything. Black paint, black wheels, black tint, black soul. The formula works for executives, rappers, and the small army of people who want to be confused for…
Six Wienermobiles Raced the Brickyard. Yes, Again.
For the second consecutive year, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway — hallowed ground where legends like A.J. Foyt, Mario Andretti, and Al Unser Sr. carved their…
This LS-Swapped Aston Martin DB9 Shoots Actual Flames
A totaled 2006 Aston Martin DB9 now runs a Corvette V8 and hides propane-fed flame throwers behind its grille. That sentence alone tells you everything…
When 2,800 Pounds Was the Answer to Everything
Thirty-three years ago, Mazda walked into a knife fight with a scalpel. While Chevrolet was stuffing 300 horsepower into a 3,400-pound Corvette and Nissan was…
Was 2004 Really the Best Year for Cars?
Jalopnik threw the question to its readers this week: What was the single best year in automotive history? Not just the year your favorite car…
The Viper-Powered Ram That Embarrasses Every New Rumble Bee
A 2004 Dodge Ram SRT-10 with just 3,000 miles on the clock is sitting on Bring a Trailer right now, and it carries two things…
Castroneves Wants Guaranteed Indy 500 Entries. Fans Hate It.
Exactly 33 cars qualified for the 2026 Indianapolis 500. Not 34. Not 35. Thirty-three entries for thirty-three spots, which means nobody got bumped, nobody went…
Petersen’s Mercedes Show Has Cars Even Mercedes Wants
Forty-two vehicles spanning 140 years of history, and Mercedes-Benz itself only owns four of them. That’s the quiet stunner behind “World-Class: 100 Years of Mercedes-Benz,”…
A ’74 Camaro Z28 Sat 55 Feet Deep in a Maine Lake
A guy looking for a lost snowmobile found a muscle car instead. Jason Smith was piloting an underwater drone through Maine’s Sebago Lake when the…
Monster Truck Hits 103 MPH on Indy’s Back Straight
Camden Murphy pinned the throttle of a 12,000-pound monster truck down the back straight at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and didn’t lift until the speedometer read…