Remember our welcome post from Geneva last Monday? Two Bugatti Veyrons and a Ferrari FF were in front of that hotel. Not bad, but no real story there. We're more interested in this Mercedes we walked by every day during the show. It's French, it's got a kitten and a two-tone paint job, and it's pure awesome.

When Harrisburg, Pa. resident Damon Walton tried to start his Volkswagen Jetta for his daily drive to work the other day, he wondered why the car was running so rough. It turns out that there was a cat somewhere inside the front of his car. So he kicked the side of the car and assumed the cat ran away.

Oh… Canada. The Japanese will fly around with an albatross lodged in airplane's nose, but you let a cute little kitten take over the cockpit of one of your airliners and ground the plane for four hours.

Is washing cat urine off your car doors and wheels becoming an increasingly time consuming and frustrating part of your weekly routine? Here's a brilliant "How To" video that'll teach you how to fix the problem straightaway.

The Vienna Police spent all night chasing a cute kitten that eventually crawled into the chassis of their van. Undaunted, they called the fire department and slowly dismantled their vehicle until they were able to retrieve the still-adorable kitty.

South Dakota's Supreme Court ruled an officer was right to impound 15 cats found in a woman's car sharing a single litter box, but unwisely didn't place a limit on how many cats you can have. [AP via Argus Leader]

Chrysler has teamed up with an animal rights group to save 100 feral cats at the Sterling Heights, Michigan Chrysler assembly plant because they can't seem to be bothered to save their cars, workers or company. WTF is Chrysler doing?

We knew this day would come. Someone would find a picture of a cat doing something silly in a car — bringing LOLCats and LOLCars together and bring about the blogging internet apocalypse. Way to go, DashCat. [Imgur]