This is some terrifying traffic-cam footage from Wisconsin (which I was surprised to see has such advanced roadways and not just paths carved out of cheese) of a truck sliding off an icy overpass and falling 70-feet to the roadway below. Remarkably, the driver survived, and it’s crazy to think

How about those Super Bowls, huh? Not really that super. Nobody even managed to bowl three strikes in a row. Even I’ve gotten two before. This is the full version of Cadillac’s Super Bowl ad for their all-electric LYRIQ vehicle, starring Edward Scissorhands’ son Edgar (plus mom Kim, Winona Ryder)

In other, somehow less stupid Dodge Challenger news (when it rains it pours), this is a video of Youtuber WhistlinDiesel adding horse & buggy wheels to his Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat to see how they perform. They actually work remarkably better than I anticipated, although you still won’t see me

This is some TeslaCam footage of a Tesla traveling entirely too fast while passing other vehicles on a Los Angeles highway when the driver of a Dodge Challenger confirms he’s at least as bad if not a much worse decision maker and decides to try to catch up to the

Bad decisions: they come in all shapes in sizes. And in this case, they come in the shape and size of a two-door Honda Accord with a rooftop packed with stuff bigger than the car itself. Is that a whole one-bedroom apartment? Two seconds into the video I was already

This is a video of what appear to be two Suzuki Sidekicks performing some sort of daring seesaw balancing act, with the white Sidekick repeatedly almost ramming the other, then immediately almost speeding off the saw in reverse. I was so nervous I had to watch the video with my

Because bad decisions are so much easier to make than good ones, this is a clip from what I assume is a homemade Russian(? I could be wrong) automotive show where a Nissan 350Z (? I could be wrong, I have been wrong before, possibly even in this very same

Because the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is going to be entirely digital in 2021 for the first time since its inception, companies are trying to find unique ways to engage their audience. Enter this collaboration between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and Google Cloud to allow users to witness a streaming