And it has some of Empire’s droids from the Star Wars prequels masquerading as seats.

Ever wonder what you’d get if you gene-spliced the Batmobile and Alien? Me neither, but here’s the answer.

Nice E30! Looks like well-done custom upholstery.

I agree with Car and Driver’s assessment of the 500L’s styling: it looks like a mop bucket.

A few years back, I took my beloved 1987 BMW 325 to a local mechanic here in Dothan, Alabama. I'm embarrassed to admit it, but it had an awful oil leak that was creating a lot of smoke coming from the engine bay, and it turned out to be coming from the oil filter that I hadn't tightened properly. I still wish I could…

The cat is probably thinking, "Man, I wish this was a whale tail."

I KNEW we were going to get hovercars in 2015 because Back to the Future II said so.

Remarkably solid, well-written advice. I intend to follow it.

I wonder if you can get a Bordello Red crushed velour interior...

"Now for the speed part: its 0-60 mph time was originally set at 3.9 seconds, but now it's 3.9 seconds." Um, is one of those measurements Imperial?

The horror. The horror.

Wow. Everything IS awesome.

The Motorola SB6141 modem at woot.com is sold out. Sadly.

The Motorola SB6141 modem at woot.com is sold out. Sadly.

The Dodge 024. Sure, it was Omni-based, but I always liked them. Come to think of it, I haven't seen an Omni in a month of Sundays, either.

I have driven across the Naheola Bridge in Alabama. It is as terrifying as it is unique. It seems like the worst possible solution.

The BatCat?

Three words: more body cladding.

Now that's good and useful science.

I believe the Ford Carousel was also credited to Hal Sperlich, who moved to Chrysler before Iacocca did.

They closed the Ford Probe? Is it locked? Does anyone have the keys? How about a coathanger?