How about underneath a Semi-trailer?
I sure thought that was the most terrifying place to be.
At least that was the opinion of my son and I when a road-raging trucker killed my Miata by crushing it against the guardrail last monday.

Bugatti EB110

The truly great thing about the 'Spinners' (the name for the flying cars in Bladerunner) is that they don't have conventional propulsion. This is what we truly need for there to be flying cars.

Blade Runner is one of the most perfect movies. The spinners (I don't know if the movie ever refers to them as spinners, but that's what the cars are supposedly called) are a great futuristic design that's realist as well. The whole movie's design sense was amazing.

The waste gate was controlled by the computer. I was invited by Vatanen to come see the garage...they had a bank of computers for that car that mapped every corner, shift point, boost. etc...

Sorry, had to.

Imma go with a flying car. While flying.

Notice how the track has narrowed here from the blast. Railroad track usually weighs between 100 -140 lbs per linear foot. A lot of force and a small area to rip the spikes out and move it.

You'd have to be an idiot not to pick this up at this price. What you do, is you buy it, spit and polish it neck to toe, hide some air fresheners in there, and then once a week, take it out and pick up some pretty ladies. Then, you get your jollies (cause they think you're mad rich), and go home, never calling them…

Ford Bronco Concept!!!

this

What if she got a tiny man to drive and all evidence of his existence was crushed under that engine?

I must be tired. For a moment I thought the headline read, "Florida Woman Escapes Death After Giant Eagle Lands On Her Car" and I was all, "Gandalf, FTW!"

he let the magic smoke out at 3:25

Gotta love that rear view mirror above the drivers head

Sunshine Skyway Bridge, lots of pieces to blow up on that one.