Florida Grandma Retires Her ’64 Mercury Comet After 576,000 Miles
Go ahead and brag about your 10-year-old car. Rachel Veitch can beat that -- the 93-year-old grandmother has had her Mercury Comet Caliente for almost half a century.
Go ahead and brag about your 10-year-old car. Rachel Veitch can beat that -- the 93-year-old grandmother has had her Mercury Comet Caliente for almost half a century.
Mankind have been dreaming about flying cars ever since the days of the 'Jetsons.' Back then, people predicted "by the year 2000" we would all be flying about in our sedans. This is 2012, and instead, we're complaining about rising gas prices as we still roll around in boring old 4-wheelers. But a Dutch company seems to think they have created the world's first street-legal flying car viable for mass production.
Back in November, we told you about an elderly woman who accidentally went for a joyride in a swimming pool. Well, it's happened again, this time in Washington state. What are the odds? If you're a spectacularly terrible driver, pretty good actually.
You'll need no more evidence than the videos below to prove that the world is full of people who can't drive. We've gathered 10 examples of cars crashing into stores, homes and even a swimming pool. Convenience stores and gas stations, in particular, seem to bear the brunt of bad drivers. So, definitely keep your eyes peeled next time you pick up a slushie or top off your tank. (Note: Some footage may be too intense for some viewers.)
Why did the chicken cross the road? Forget that, he drove down the highway. While we're 99.9 percent positive that the bird is not actually driving this vehicle, we have to wonder, What is a chicken doing in a car anyway?
One die hard sports fan built a truck that has an elaborate mechanical diorama in its bed, telling the story of University of Alabama football and its many rivalries.
Early Tuesday morning, a Connecticut man awoke to discover that a high-speed car chase had ended in his bedroom with the fleeing vehicle physically parked on top of him. Talk about a rude awakening!
Finding street parking in a major city can be next to impossible. So, this obnoxious driver doesn't let the fact that a space is too small deter him in any way.
Brian DeFrees, 25, took a two-month road trip across America and recorded his entire trip through a dashboard mounted cam. Now, thanks to time-lapse technology, you can now watch the entire 12,225 mile cross-country drive, from sea to shinning sea, in about five minutes.