Here we see two people turning onto a major road on a scooter pulling a baby carriage behind them. Please tell me there's no baby in that baby carriage.

Hey, you know how it is sometimes. You spend close to half a million dollars on a luxury car, you start to have problems with it, and then your dealership fixes it with shoddy used parts so you're forced to take a sledgehammer to it in public. We've all been there, right?

Oh god, China.

A Ferrari FF costs about $852,000 US dollars in China, which is going to mean some problems for this owner. He crashed his super GT into the back of a truck in Shanghai, in the bike lane no less.

A federal judge in Detroit today sentenced a former General Motors engineer and her husband to prison time for stealing technology secrets from the company, with the goal of selling them to Chinese carmakers.

China's had a bit of a corruption problem since always lately, and in a bid to reduce the appearance of that corruption they've decided to ban the use of military plates on luxury and sports cars, including ones made by Porsche, Bentley, BMW, and Cadillac.

Mother Nature dealt the people of Sichuan province a hard blow with a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, killing over 180 people, injuring thousands more and throwing this huge boulder on the road. China got Nature back by blowing up said boulder.

What happens when this motorcycle rider in China runs a red light? He crashes into a van and then his bike explodes. Amazingly, he survived.

A disturbing dash cam video has been making the rounds online lately that apparently shows a police vehicle in China striking a pedestrian in a roadway before driving off as if nothing happened.

Damn. Mao Zhihao, a bus driver in Jiangshan, China, was chatting amicably while driving when, pretty much out of absolutely nowhere, a colossal lamppost plunges into the bus via the driver's side windshield.