
Collin Woodard
Road Test Editor at Jalopnik
Road Test Editor at Jalopnik | Abide No Hatred | Currently not driving because my body's haunted
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4 days ago |
jalopnik.com | Collin Woodard
For enthusiasts of a certain age, it doesn't get much cooler than the B7 Audi RS4. You got a 420-horsepower V8, a six-speed manual, the latest version of Audi's performance-focused all-wheel-drive system and, perhaps most importantly, absolutely fantastic styling. Plus, it was the first RS4 sold in the U.S. and a legitimate BMW M3 competitor. Later RS4s may have added more power, but they just never quite captured the magic of the B7. And what's better than the best RS4?
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5 days ago |
jalopnik.com | Collin Woodard
Thankfully, Americans are starting to lose interest in putting yet another Child Crusher 9000 on the streets, but we still love our SUVs. Or is it crossovers? What even is the difference between an SUV and a crossover anymore anyway? And when we're talking about small crossovers, what's the difference between that and a hatchback? Is it all-wheel drive? Is it really just ride height? Well, luck for you, Jalopnik is on the case.
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5 days ago |
jalopnik.com | Collin Woodard
Buc-ee's is absurd. Ridiculous. Insane. No gas station should ever be that big, and yet, no matter how big your nearest Buc-ee's is, there's probably an even bigger one out there, with an even bigger car wash, too. It's also absolutely incredible and the unofficial Official Gas Station of Jalopnik. Sorry, Sheetz. Even the food they serve is legitimately good, including the brisket, a cut of meat that usually underwhelming, even in Texas.
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1 week ago |
jalopnik.com | Collin Woodard
Volkswagen still sells a lot of cars, but it also makes a whole lot of something else that you might not expect — sausage. Volkswagen's currywurst is legendary, and originally, you were never supposed to be allowed a taste, since the original recipe was created to exclusively feed Volkswagen's employees. Except people loved the taste so much, Volkswagen began selling it to the general public.
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1 week ago |
jalopnik.com | Collin Woodard
Bees make honey, which is delicious, but as pollinators, they're also absolutely vital to our ability to grow crops. That, in turn, makes the commercial bee industry incredibly important, and how do they move bees around? On trucks, which means those trucks can also crash. And when they do crash, that means a lot of angry bees.
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