It turns out you’ve probably been pronouncing German car names completely wrong, and you likely had no idea.
So let an angry German man inform you, in a very stern manner while also drinking beer because he’s so annoyed about it, how to properly say German car names like Audi, BMW and Mercedes Benz.
Daniel Craig stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert the other day, and Colbert asked him about Bond’s fondess for destroying the luxury gagdet cars he’s given.
To address this Craig and Colbert reveal a “deleted scene” from Spectre which adds some realism to Bond’s car-destroying nonchalance.
In Northern Ireland they like to make road safety ads that are so traumatic they scar you for life.
And this is a perfect example, never shying away from hammering home the point in the most blunt and harrowing way possible. It’s so OTT it’s laughable.
If you were thinking about learning to drive, then think again! Because Google have got your back with their fully autonomous car.
OK, so this is just a prototype and it’s probably going to be about another 10 years before you can buy one, but still, you can walk everywhere until then.
Regardless of the corporate message behind this video, that Honda have “designed a fuel efficient SUV and made the impossible possible” it’s still pretty cool.
And so the idea for the advert is everything is not what it seems, and the optical illusions are so good you’ll probably watch it twice.
If you’re ever driving on the roads in Russia, there are a few things you might want to remember.
One, everyone’s probably wasted on vodka, which leads to two, always drive with a dash cam.
The Top Gear team, everybody’s favourite trio of public funded petrol heads bring their racist misogyny to the masses, LIVE!
Watch as they narrate the “deadly” world first attempt to drive through two linked loops in a custom built dune buggy.
The man whose waistline knows no bounds lays down some rhymes explaining the differences between American and Japanese cars.
If nothing else Clarkson should win some kind of award for that haircut, perhaps a bravery medal of some kind.
