Driving can differ widely by location...

Million dollar fender bender in Monte Carlo and lots of stereotypes

Monte Carlo - Place du Casino - site of exotic car pileup

An exotic car pileup in Monte Carlo caused by non-other but three blonde women while driving topless(the car not the women) in a jelly-bean blue Bentley Azure. Blonde? Women? Car pileup? No fu***** way!

The victims:
Bentley Azure ($363,000)
Mercedes-Benz S-Class ($91,000)
Ferrari F430 ($186,000)
Aston Martin Rapide ($228,000)
Porsche 911 ($77,000)
Total price tag: $945,000

Crowds love it when reach people do really stupid things

[Yahoo]

Americans still don't know how to drive

Bad driving in America... care to go for a swim?

A recent study conducted by an insurance company revealed that more than 1 out of 5 Americans (that's ~36.9 million) are not fit to drive and would fail a driving test today. Now that is scary!

Here is a quick summary of what the study revealed:
- 85% of surveyed drivers did not know what to do when approaching a solid yellow light
- only 1 in 4 knew safe following distance
- avoid young people, women and drivers from Northeast
- 27% of women failed the test
- 13.6% of mailes failed the test
- the worst place to drive is in Washington, D.C.
- the best place to drive is in Wyoming
- drivers from Midwest did the best
- drivers from Northeast did the worst
- elderly, between the ages of 60-65 had the highest average score of 80.3%

I find it ironic that a car nation such as ours would even have this problem. After all didn't we create the car culture? Didn't we invent the concept of a drive-through? Proportionally we have more people driving in this country than anywhere else in the world and we still don't know how to drive? Shouldn't we then be more or less the best drivers? This is weird! Our children start driving at an early age. Many teenagers drive their own cars to school. Most people spend some amount of time in their cars on a daily basis while going to and from work and we still don't get it?

She's been driving since the age of 15 - and still looks proud of herself!

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This is how to properly have fun in the snow!

Ken Block's Subaru STi with TRAX...

This is how everyone should be driving!

Check out Ken Block's Gymkhana practice. Honestly this is how everyone ought to drive. And I personally refuse to go grocery shopping unless I can get there sideways!

gym·kha·na [jim-kah-nuh] - Also called autocross, a competition in which sports cars are timed as they travel on a closed, twisting course that requires much maneuvering.

Ariel Atom - incredibly fast little car that will destroy your face...

Jeremy Clarkson and Stig of Top Gear put Ariel Atom through it's paces... need a face lift?




And if that wasn't enough there is now an even faster V8 version...

Nissan R35 GTR the most affordable Supercar for Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere

The best ever Nissan GTR video courtesy of Top Gear: