Cars

Check out this new promotional video for the BMW M135i titled 'The Fastest Christmas Song in the World.' It's got nothing to do with how fast the people are singing but more about how fast the car is going.

The Hot Wheels you loved as a kid was an indicator of the cars you love as an adult. Maybe we aren't driving our dream Hot Wheels ride yet, but, thanks to this awesome ad display in São Paulo, Brazil people can turn any car, even junkers, into Hot Wheels rides.

Mistakes happen with cars -- keys locked in the ignition, scraped bumpers against a parking dividers and carspumped full of jet fuel.

Sometimes it feels as if NFL players have targets on their heads. People just want to screw with football players, which is crazy, considering most of those guys are the size of small oil tankers.

We'll admit that parking spots are getting smaller in most parking lots but this driver is parking her BMW like she's trying to fit a submarine into a kid's pool.

According to the YouTube description, this crash took place at a beginner class at Perris Raceway in California. It was posted by the airborne rider. We'll let him explain what happened, misspellings and all. "i was comitted to the jump before i hit the double, i am sorry if the girl i crashed into is seeing this and i could not do anything in" So, to the poor girl he crashed into, he's

It must be nice to be so filthy rich that a gifted Lamborghini Miura S can just rot in a parking garage for thirty years and, eh, no big deal. It must also be cool to be 'Greek Elvis' but let's focus on the car.

Back in 1965 the Ford GT40 was a bad mother. That year, a Ford GT40 won Le Mans, breaking a streak of Ferrari wins and proving that American could build a sports car. Ford was so proud of the accomplishment, it built seven street-legal versions. One of those cars, pictured above, is going up for auction.

Roads? Where we're going we don't needs roads. We aren't going anywhere in these New York taxis that look like Deloreans from the Back to the Future movies.

The Real Thing is a short documentary about Bodie Stroud, a custom hot rod builder from Los Angeles, California and his 1969 Can-Am Mustang.

People often act like something (or somebody) they aren't in life. We had no idea people transfered those insecurities to their cars.

Chevrolet has released another trailer hyping its 2014 Corvette and its...well, the best thing we can say is its a trailer.

Check out this '91 Audi 200 testing out a new launch control and anti-lag system and tell us it isn't reminiscent of the opening scene from the classic TV show 'Knight Rider.'

Kia and DC Comics have gone to bed together once again (no doubt the sheets on that bed are superhero themed) and recently unveiled the next four models in their Justice League promotional line of cars.

We often wonder how car companies come up with the names for their vehicle models.

A 1996 Chevy Impala owned by sitcom star Tim Allen was stolen by a man alleging to be Allen's adopted son.

You've scraped together all your nickels and dimes yet you still can't afford to buy the original Batmobile from the 1966 TV show when it goes up for auction next year. Just like your girlfriend did when she decided to date you, you might have to settle for second best...

It's no secret that sex sells. It's just kind of creepy that a dad would use his sexy daughter to sell a 1977 Datsun -- but it worked. Kim Ridley (that's the dad) used his 20-year-old daughter Lexxa to model in front of his bright yellow Datsun and put the car up for sale on eBay...

Jennifer Fitzgerald has a really big parking ticket debt and a really awful ex-boyfriend.

Remember the old Chappelle show skit about everything being better in slow motion? It's true. This video takes the idea a step further and proves that slow motion not only makes things look cooler, it makes them seem much less painful.