Ryan Erik King is a staff writer for Jalopnik and co-host of the Motorsport101 podcast. He focuses on automotive journalism, covering topics such as industry news, vehicle defects, transportation policy, and the intersection of conspiracy theories and transit. His work has been featured in The Fusion Project, Yahoo News, and Gizmodo Media Group.
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By: Ryan Erik King
Astronaut Butch Wilmore believes the Starliner's issues could have been fixed with more time
By: Ryan Erik King
On Friday NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams had their first news conference from the International Space Station since the Boeing Starliner returned to Earth empty last week.
By: Ryan Erik King
Ford hopes to lap the Nürburgring in under seven minutes with the fastest road-legal Mustang ever
Ryan Erik King · 2 min read The Ford Mustang GTD aims to elevate the iconic muscle car's image to a level it has never approached without a helmet and Nomex overalls.
By: Ryan Erik King
Whether traveling for business or pleasure, most feel the need to remain tethered to the digital world in some capacity. Some travelers are discovering the hard way that Mexican customs agents in Cancun will tax them at the airport for bringing multiple electronic devices into the country. While tourists feel like they are suddenly being extorted, the law has always been on the books but just selectively enforced.
The crash killed the Tesla's two occupants after the burning vehicle slammed into an apartment building
The Portland-bound flight spent 40 minutes in the sky before returning to Salt Lake City
By: Ryan Erik King, Dan Fox, Andy Kalmowitz
This week, Andy and Ryan debate how once great brands can make a comeback.
By: Ryan Erik King
Villa Vie Residences claims the resident's complaints "impacted community morale."
The Portland-bound flight spent 40 minutes in the sky before returning to Salt Lake City
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