Remember Florida Pastor Terry Jones, the guy who planned to burn the Koran on 9/11 but then called it off? He just won a car from a New Jersey dealership for not burning the book.

Mere moments after successfully completing his driving test, a Pittsburgh-area man drove through the front of the DMV, with the driving instructor still in the car. No one was hurt and it was ruled an accident. An unbelievably embarrassing accident.

Ray Wert (of Jalopnik) is the latest Gawker Media All-Star to cross over into reality. Is Google's fleet of Decepticons destined to destroy us all?

This is the second stunt-gone-terribly-wrong in a month on the set of Transformers 3. Watch as car-star Bumblebee t-bones a DC police vehicle that seems to be racing to the scene of an emergency.

GMA got a look at the self-driving Google car and decided to test the vehicle's impact response by jumping in front of it while it was moving. The results are intriguing, but could this be the origin of Skynet?

Fred Keller and Judy Foster of Wasilla, Alaska converted their 1976 Mazda pickup truck into a giant Radio Flyer wagon. It took 11 months to build. Keller says, "you kind of get the sensation of driving a sports car." [AP, video]

Yesterday, Google revealed that for months it's been testing a secret fleet of computer-driven cars by cruising them around California. Now, video has surfaced of these self-piloting Priuses.

In a blog post, Google has revealed that seven retrofitted Priuses have been cruising around California without any drivers. Well, Google employees are behind the wheel in case something goes wrong. But these cars drive themselves! Google owns the future.

Want the experience of owning a BMW but don't have the cash to actually buy one? This magnanimous owner of a new BMW will park their brand new white Bimmer in your driveway: "Cost to you is $0."

If Roger Sterling's recent loss of American Tobacco is making you question the ol' rascal's ability to sell, let this commercial for Lincoln serve as a warning. And we thought Mad Men's Silver Fox could convince us to buy anything...

Austin Purifoy, the 19-year-old who mistakenly pooped in a Civic he thought was his girlfriend's, is joining the Army. But we will remember him fondly, for his immortal words upon being discovered by the car's real owner in the backseat:

Who's that old dude in this ad raising his arms triumphantly, to symbolize Mercedes-Benz's new gull-winged SLS AMG coupe? It's MLK himself, giving his famous speech, "I Have an Insanely Expensive Benz And You Don't, Bitches." Ah, history. [WaPo]

Holy moly is this amazing: check out The Cube, a new, state-of-the-art car park in Birmingham, UK, that takes any possible human error out of the equation to ensure that your vehicle gets placed—and retrieved—with ease. Video inside.

1970s Kenny Powers attempts the longest car jump in history in a suped-up Lincoln Continental. Good thing they secured that parachute on that 6000 pound lug-o-metal going 280 mph. That was definitely clutch in making this whole thing (not) successful.

Obnoxious geyser of celebrity news TMZ gave 16-year-old Justin Bieber a hard time for making out in a Honda. When asked about it, Bieber denied ever being in a Honda. Hondas are great cars, what's the big deal?

Bentley is recalling 820 of their world-class vehicles, fearing that their "winged B" hood ornaments don't retract, possibly further injuring a pedestrian in the event of a collision. Rich people: Stop plowing through crowds in your Bentleys yelling "Die peasants!!"

Did you ever think that best day of your life would the day that you almost got run over by a speeding train—but didn't? Check out these clips of amazing/ridiculous people surviving the odds—all limbs in tact, hopefully!

A South Carolina police officer feared his cop car was looking dirty, so he took it to a stripper-sponsored "Tits n Tats" car wash to get his cruiser shined. There are pictures. They ended up on Facebook. He got fired.

The District of West Vancouver has painted an illustration of a little girl chasing after a ball in the middle of the road in hopes of gaining the attention of drivers to the risks of children playing nearby.

A site that collects and maps roadkill using volunteers with cameras, the California Roadkill Observation System, is hoping to raise awareness of the number of animals killed on America's roads every year. They're hoping to create a smartphone app, too.