Space Camper is a new company rolling out a camper that mounts on the forthcoming Tesla Cybertruck. I like the way the Cybertruck looks much more with this addition. It feels like a 1960s space age concept design for a futuristic car, or a kids' drawing of a lunar hot rod. The camper will reportedly cost $24,000.

Its electrical outlets, dimmable lights, induction cooktop, portable cooler, and water heater, among other accessories, are all compatible with Tesla's industry-leading battery pack for weeks of auxiliary camping power. Trek off the grid in confidence with a camper you can make your own.

Nearly every feature serves more than one purpose for a spacious and versatile build. The Murphy-Style bed is big enough for two and tucks out of the way for ample standing room with detachable hinges to become an exterior table. Bed extensions quickly transform into benches or work surfaces, and its built-in awning protects from the elements while putting the beauty of open spaces front and center.

Kei means light in Japanese. Keitora are ultra compact Japanese trucks. My friend Todd Lappin imported a kei firetruck from Japan to San Francisco. He posts photos of it on Instagram. If you want to buy a used Japanese kei car, Jalopnik has a guide on how to do it. A lot of paperwork is… READ THE REST

Regulatory data shows that Tesla's "autopilot" feature was involved in 273 crashes in the last year, far more than previously reported. Worse, the reason autopilot's involvement went unreported is because it turns itself off when it detects an imminent crash—something to bear in mind when looking back on all those "Autopilot was off when the… READ THE REST

Living in an urban environment for most of my life has certainly impacted the way I look at cars. Carbon emissions aside, I accept that there is a need for them sometimes, even in a city. But in my experience, large cars make things harder for everyone, from pedestrians to the drivers who can't see… READ THE REST

As much as you hate it, sometimes we have to search for things in places we never want to go, like the kitchen sink's drain, the dusty attic, or the spider-web-laden area underneath the house. Your shrieks might just bring music to their ears! But as much as we don't want to see what's in these… READ THE REST

Whether you have your own cookie business or run a celebrity gossip blog, having an unimpressive landing page can really slow things down. Sure, hiring a professional developer to create a website would be awesome, but their rates can be pretty steep, and that's not something you want to budget for these days. Just because… READ THE REST

How much of your Mac's storage space is actually stuff you use? Odds are good a significant portion of your hard drive is filled with untouched downloads, duplicate files, and apps you forgot existed. You may not have noticed it, but the gradual slowing of your computer could be due to all those files just sitting… READ THE REST

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