I'm a little ashamed at how much I laughed at this.

Cary Grant making a classy exit from what looks like a BMW Isetta.

Always sad to see a vintage Ferrari biting the bullet.

Gullwing America revealed today their Ferrari F340 Competizione, which is based on a true classic - a 1952 Ferrari 340 Mexico Berlineta. The original 1952 Ferrari 340 was built in three unit only, by Vignale specially for the Mexican Race. The Gullwing America Ferrari F340 Competizione is powered by a 5.4 liter V12, mated to a 6 speed manual transmission, which is able to output a very respectable 476 hp at 6300 rpm. Gullwing's Ferrari F340 comes with a bespoke exhaust system, and free flow air filters. The new F/340 Competizione, which pays tribute to the original race car, is actually based on a Ferrari
456 platform, which will receive a 15 inches longer aluminum body, made by hand by Australian Mark Nungent. GWA's Ferrari 340 Competizione will feature a rear diffuser and spoiler, new side vents and front splitters.

At the interior, Gullwing will equip the 340 Competizione with carbon fiber seats, a roll bar, a special luggage set, and a chronometer. The new Gullwing America Ferrari F340 Competizione will be a race car, so it will received competition grade brakes and suspension, together with other racing parts.

Gullwing America did not disclose the price of their one-off Ferrari F340 Competizione.

The moment before this guy's day changes.

No need to call AAA, just pick your car up and carry it out of the ditch!

Can anybody shed some light on what is going on here? I've never seen anything like it. Looks fast though.

Let's get vertical!

French publicity caravan circa 1950.

Pimp Taco!

Who says Volvos are boring?

4 Supercharged V8s? That should be enough.

Meanwhile in Canada...

"1920s Harley Davidson Mobile Booking Cage."
Source: www.retronaut.com

Not what the crowd in the fancy seats expected that day!

Ha! That's swell!

Just plain cute.

I hope someone does this to my car next time it snows. I would be honored.

I guess he wanted to take the scenic route.

This is what I needed when I lived in LA. Bonus: If you've got a gunner in the back, you can drive in the car pool lane.

We're going to need a bigger shovel.

R&T P.S. photo date unknown. "A clever MIT student has solved his parking problems. (bet you thought we'd tell you it's the 1973 mini-mini-minor)"

Might as well put your car's trophies on display.

Not sure what I would think if I saw this drive past me on the highway.

This is going to be a veeerrrry delicate recovery procedure.

Snowmobile Concept by Michal Bonikowski.

Australia - current weather conditions

"Kustom" trucks according to Pakistan

What could the explanation be? Cobblestone quicksand?

This shot was taken at the exact right moment!

I don't know how this happened, but well done, sir.

I can't remember the last time I needed a llama, but I guess you never know. Better write that number down.

I guess I can't fault the car for that one...