How The Not-So Big Three Rolled Into Washington, D.C.

The not-so-Big Three learned from their corporate travel mistake deciding to drive to D.C. this week for testimony before Congress. Thanks to our man on the scene, here's a look at the cars they chose and their meaning.

GM Vs. Chrysler: Product Lineup Fantasy Draft

Though the possibility of a GM-Chrysler Merger remains but a 50/50 chance, the non-denial denials have sent our heads spinning. Are conversations actually taking place? Of that we're certain. Will it actually happen? Hard to say. Will it magically save both companies? Even harder to say. What we do know is a combined company would have a lot of products to draw from across various segments, and their lineups are actually, with the right cuts and decisions, more complementary than you would think. We've taken a look at what choices a merged company should make to build their ultimate lineup should the two automakers industrially copulate, recognizing the production realities, brand equity, dealer concerns and other factors that would go into such a decision. You, dear readers, should take this as a starting point to draft and build your ultimate fantasy company in the comments below. More »

Five Cars "Guaranteed" To Never Get You Laid

RideLust's Suzanne Denbow has created exactly what you'd expect from a site with a name all about a passionate desire for unlawful carnal car knowledge — a list of the ten cars "guaranteed to get you laid." Yeah, well, that's too easy. Everyone knows if you're a stud or a total hottie, you're going to get some action no matter what car you're driving, which is why we've got those quote marks around "Guaranteed" up top. What we really mean is we've got a list of the five vehicles that may make things a bit more difficult — which you can see after the jump. More »