I'm not a car guy, but I know enough about cars because I live in America and need them to do damn near anything. I know that making a cheap, open source car may be a fools errand but I'm interested. But I'm excited to see Mutiny try.
thing i wish i didn't have to worry about today: i wonder if the heat is going to melt the duct tape holding the bumper on my car
Grab your skateboard! Snoopy's showing us his tricks! You'll flip for vintage Peanuts skateboard toys and more in our online shop.
Trying to keep positive, while also being extremely productive, whatever "productive" actually means.
Replacing an oxygen sensor on the old Fabia, crawling around under a car like I'm some kind of actually competent adult.
A story directly exposing how automakers were selling consumer driving data that ended up in the hands of insurers made a true ripple that drivers will benefit from in the years to come.
Pulling some gross old spark plugs, probably the originals, out of Sam's Porsche 924, and fitting some shiny new ones.
Picking up my Volvo XC40 Recharge today
We bought a classic car. It's not one of the nice ones, but it's ours.
Documenting my EV rental experience and road trip in Europe
What a fun idea from usually-not-particularly-interesting Stellantis member brand Fiat!
Did my first 10000 km in the Tesla M3 SR+ this weekend, 10 months (and one week) in.
The legacy of the seat belt, the world’s most prevalent safety device, and the act of corporate goodwill that ensured everyone‘s car got the best design.
Picking up my Model 3 SR+ today
Personal electrification
It took a while for Power Wheels to get the right branding, but the tiny motorized cars eventually took the toy aisles by storm—despite recall-worthy flaws.
Pondering the evolution of electronic tolling, the system that doesn’t slow you down even as it charges you to use it. It has roots in the theremin—sorta.
The famed mechanical keyboard switch manufacturer Cherry has been around since the 1950s—but it's only been defined by keyboard switches in the past decade.
The story of how asphalt came to define our highways, and why potholes are such a pain. The problem? Nobody wants to spend money on preventing potholes.
Land Rover Owners Expo in Camden
Could lithium become the new gold, or even the new oil? The increasing need for rechargeable lithium-ion batteries may change the world's mineral appetite.
It looks like the real thing, but pleather is fake and plastic. Whether or not that bothers you is based on your opinion of leather, probably.