Cars

Cars can already do some amazing things like warn drivers if their about to hit something (or someone) and even parallel park and drive on their own. Is a voice-powered car coming soon?

We've discussed the forthcoming Grand Theft Auto V and even posted our own video reaction to the recently released second trailer for the game. Filmmaker Gevorg Karensky took his love for the game a step further with this live-action homage to the Grand Theft Auto series.

Tesla Motors, the car company that “set out to prove that electric vehicles could be awesome,” has designed some amazing vehicles over the past few years. But none of them are quite as forward thinking as this concept for the "Tesla C"

How much would you pay for the chance to own and drive a beautiful vintage car like a 1957 Maserati convertible?

Imagine the safety and security of commandeering an SUV but with the feeling of riding a motorcycle and you get the idea behind the Brutus.

Remember that time you got super drunk, duct taped couch cushions to your body and smashed into things around the house like a human pinball? You don't? Well you were super drunk so that doesn't shock us.

We were under the impression that everyone in the world were naturally just awful drivers. Nope. They're just too busy doing everything BUT driving.

Vin Diesel has given his 35 million Facebook fans something to be thankful for once again, as he's taken to his page to reveal a major piece of information regarding one of his movies. This time he let us know when we'll finally see the 'Fast Six' trailer and it's during the biggest TV event of the year.

Hurricane cleanup efforts continue on the East Coast and the Red Cross is receiving some huge financial support from an unexpected source -- a small Italian car maker named Ferrari. A Ferrari F12 Berlinetta -- the most powerful ride in the Ferrari clan -- was auctioned off over the weekend for an absurd $1...

Mini Coopers aren't exactly chick magnets. This video proves the cars can be chick collectors, depending how flexible the women are and how far you plan on driving.

Vin Diesel, our favorite Facebooker, has taken to his 35 million fans to debut two new images from 'Fast Six,' the upcoming sixth installment in the 'Fast and the Furious' franchise. And what could possibly be faster or more furious than a front yard picnic in wicker furniture?

We're not sure which part of this video gets us more excited -- the idea of screwing around in the wide open country on motorcycles or two adorable women playing tug of war on said motorcycles. It might be a little of both.

Sometimes a man simply needs a lot of speed, and no, we’re not talking about the drugs that get you wired. Driving fast, if our experience and an endless onslaught of car commercials tell us anything, is a hell of a lot of fun. Problems only arise when you decide to race down city streets, and people get hurt. Even ... Read More ...

Drug dealers -- Such a creative and inconspicuous bunch, especially when it comes to their rides.

Everything awesome usually debuts in Europe first (except for football, Buffalo wings and Kate Upton). The latest innovation that Europeans will have long before Americans: glow-in-the-dark roads, which will debut in The Netherlands in mid-2013.

And they're off! Maxing out at a whopping 20 mph (or so) it's the most balls-out police chase you'll ever encounter... kinda.

These strange beasts aren’t custom cars built in someone’s garage. The plans for the odd looking motor vehicles featured here were actually drawn up by automobile manufacturers, for the most part, and put together on some kind of assembly line. The actual number produced might be small, but that doesn’t make them any less cool, or bizarre.

Apparently, the cool thing to do in Vietnam is make homemade Batpods.  We're not complaining--because this video is the ultimate geeky eye candy.

This video turns to expression "pedal to the metal" into a literal translation. Only the person putting said pedal to said metal has no choice -- it's jammed.

Five-year-old Evan loves 'Cars' so much that he literally wore out the wheels on his Lightning McQueen Power Wheel toy car. So, his dad Sean, an employee at the aftermarket tuning company FFTEC Motorsports, rebuilt the ride from the ground up, even adding a zippy 500 watt electric motor that's capable of outputting .66 horsepower.