True artistry occurs on the inside of the van. The outside just facilitates the process.

The first car I really wanted was a 88—91 CRX. After that was a 911sc.

I never realized how popular teal station wagons and grey sedans are in Germany.

The thought of another BMW SUV makes me scared too.

Scissor Gang Mafia....represent!

The wipers came on automatically once the windshield was covered with coolant.

You've gotta wonder just how fast they were going to spread debris over a 1/2 mile stretch.

A tip of the hat to you sir!

Layout is all wrong. He needed to "feng shui" the propane bottles.

I'm amazed NASA manages to get the shuttle into space when they apparently haven't mastered the balloon.

I thought AMG stopped making the "hammer" years ago.

"The driver of the car says he was braking to stop when the engine revved up and his car accelerated."

Under the era of regulation, Airlines differentiated themselves based on service. And jet air travel still had a certain allure about it. Since deregulation, airlines decided to compete on price, not service. Air travel became a fungible item......and all the lovely outfits went by the wayside.

2nd gen Mazda 626. The car was built like a tank. The F2 motor was truck derived with an iron block. They will survive the apocalypse.

Eylafjallajokull? Icelandic is the only language that looks like someone was cleaning their keyboard instead of typing.

Looks like they took the concept of a self-leveling suspension a bit too far.

Nissan Leaf. Just because it'll be the first full electric, mass produced vehicle on the market.

Now they are going to blame the weight bias of the FWD platform for the inversion upon flight.

*click*

Dammit...where are they gonna stick shims to solve this problem?