The Audi S6 is a new hotrod from the German mark. And it's good. So good that it has MotorWeek and John Davis' attention!

Soon you'll be able to buy a 1.6-liter BMW 3 series in China. That made me wonder if there's a bigger car with an even smaller engine.

Spocks both past and present face off in a battle of wits and driving in this hilarious Audi video posted to YouTube yesterday. There's Leonard Nimoy besting Zachary Quinto at chess, singing the "The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins," and using a vulcan nerve pinch. There's also a lot of smack talk.

Audi has some very obvious product placement in Iron Man, which means that Audi's DTM (German touring car) race crew in Germany gets these Iron Man-style suits for their races.

Oh nothing, just 99 of Audi's hottest ever cars all in one place. That's cool, I guess. If you like that sort of thing.

Cars that are just off-lease might be some of the saddest in all the land. They have nowhere to go, and they just stuff their dealer's inventory. Well, here are tons of Audis that just don't have a home anymore.

Audi has a tendency to dominate in whatever motor racing endeavor it enters, from rally to LMP racing at Le Mans. The news that Audi is considering entering the IndyCar series, with its famous namesake race, may come as a bit of a worry, then, to Chevrolet and Honda, the current engine suppliers to the series.

There's still plenty of melting snow over in Mother Russia, causing trouble for cars all over the place, particularly in Moscow. This Audi struggles to free itself from a puddle.

Cars tend to get bigger with every generation. It's kind of the evolution process playing out as focus groups and customer surveys want more power, quieter interiors and more space. But how out of control has this gotten? Well, for some companies, it's way out of control.