This is some dashcam footage of a teen driver out practicing with his dad when he almost runs into the back of a police SUV. As far as things you don’t want to do while driving, that’s certainly one of them. Per his dad: “Slow down. Brake! BRAAAAAAAKE! *heavy breathing*

This is a video of somebody who pimped out (poor word choice) their Nissan Sentra with all the extra car badges they could find, creating some sort of unholy conglomerate. That’s one hell of an upgrade package they’ve got there. It’s like that Johnny Cash song ‘One Piece At A

Because Halloween is just a week away, what better way to celebrate than…uh, a jet-powered coffin car? Let’s roll with it. Built by Robert ‘Rocket Man’ Maddox (previously), he nicknamed the dead pirate themed pulsejet powered death trap ‘The Halloween Machine’. I want it. Plus if I crash and die

This is a video from a tractor trailer’s dashcam featuring a speeding car blatantly running a red light, then time traveling when it hits 88MPH. Just kidding, it hits a utility pole and brings the cables down sparking. The only time-traveling they’ll be doing is waking up in a hospital

Because why should you be inconvenienced after making a mistake when you can just inconvenience and/or seriously injure other people, this is a video of a motorist who missed their exit on a highway stopping in the middle of the road in order to make the return to the exit,

This is a video of a rally car driver demonstrating the usefulness of tear-off visor covers while barreling through the mud and constantly getting covered in it, going through about five visors in ten seconds. Handy for someone who needs to be able to see to drive, sure, but I

This is a car sunscreen featuring cat versions of the main cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation. You know, because there’s a market for that. Available on Amazon (affiliate link), the officially licensed 64″ x 32″ sunscreen fits most cars (but not spaceships), and is sure to let everyone

Researchers at the University of Tokyo have found that adding robotic googly eyes that turn to gaze at pedestrians the car has identified help make them safer, by letting humans know the car has recognized them and (hopefully) won’t run them over. Plus the cars look way friendlier too —