As this truck careens down the highway, it appears to have an entire car stuck to its bumper. What's worse is that the truck driver doesn't even realize it! Video inside.

In 1969, Chevrolet became entangled in history's famous safety debacle with the Corvair, whose rear-suspension issues and potential to overturn made Chevy synonymous with danger. However, by the looks of this film they've had basic auto-mechanics covered from Day 1.

Brian Ross, America's Wrongest Reporter, has been credited with owning the Toyota recall story, including one memorable report with Ross behind the wheel of an out-of-control car. He did it by splicing in staged footage to make it look scarier.

A 59 year-old Washington man is "OK" after crashing into a barn due to his freaking steering wheel coming off while driving. The man was piloting a 1978 Buick; both the reason he crashed, and the reason he survived. [AP]

When kids today grow up and teach them about The Beatles, they'll see John Lennon's face and say "He's from that Citroën commercial!" A weak Twitter defense of this commercial from Sean Lennon makes this even more inexcusable. Unreal.

The only thing that came between this little girl and an out of control car was a single parking barricade. Luckily, the girl survived and a security camera captured the dramatic incident.

Does your car horn lack flavor? Come on down to Car Horns and More! That was the theme of this sketch from tonight's SNL, featuring Jenny Slate and Jlo as the proprietors of some wacky bells and whistles. Video inside.

This car belongs to former Congresswoman Melissa Hart. It is parked in the Longworth House Office building garage. Hart lost her seat in 2006. Tucker Carlson's Internet Tendency has a scoop!

The stakes are high as a man runs from the police, but little do they know about his secret weapon: The power to surf cars! Will he surf his way to freedom? Watch and find out.

Are you considering delivering pizzas in your free time? It's a big city out there (and not all the streets are neatly numbered or lettered) so you're gonna need all the help you can get navigating the lipstick concrete jungle.

Because they were unable to unload the brand on a Chinese company, GM has announced that it will no longer manufacture the notorious suburban assault vehicles. Fist-pumpers and teenagers will mourn the loss, while we make many marriage/no-more-blow-jobs jokes.

Need vacation ideas? Take the kids to DC. See the monuments, the Smithsonian, and then Ted Bundy's serial killer VW Beetle of Doom in which multiple women's lifeless bodies were transported to their grisly fate. Then Ben's Chili Bowl. [WP]

This guy is either really stupid or just saw Teen Wolf for the first time, but he woke up one morning and thought car surfing would be a good idea. It was not.

Biden's motorcade was in yet another accident late Sunday, this time in Vancouver. Skating champ Peggy Fleming and bobsled star Vonetta Flowers sustained "minor injuries." From now on, let's just roll him around in a wad of bubble wrap. [NYT]

Did you know they're making a fifth Fast & Furious movie? Hey, if they ever make a sequel to Tokyo Drift, this guy should... not, under any circumstances, audition.

Crashing your car into a body of water might look cool in a movie, but it's no laughing matter. If you ever find yourself in a car rapidly filling with icy water, you'll know what to do.

The kid in this video actually does all right. He doesn't seem injured, and sure, he cracked the windshield, but isn't that what happens in all the action movies, too? Ah, but it's the driver's panicked response where the true entertainment lies.

Today, a kinetically challenged man meets the most friction-deficient road.

This Michael Cera wannabe used a dashboard-mounted camera to secretly film his driving tests. He quickly abandons the steering wheel for his cell phone, leading to some pretty outraged (and sometimes terrified) reactions from his DMV examiners.

This guy decided to have a mini-concert in his car and headbanged just a bit too hard.