DETROIT, 7:01 AM, MON MAY 12 | 11 POSTS IN THE LAST 24 HOURS | tips@jalopnik.com | SUBMIT A TIP | RSS
Posts Tagged “

Chocolate

geneva motor show

Those Swiss and Their Chocolate

Now that we've got show coverage all but wrapped up for the 2008 Geneva Motor Show, we're thinking it's time to show you a bit of Geneva itself. The Swiss are famous for roughly two things: their unwavering neutrality and chocolate. What better cause célèbre for creating a chocolate car than the auto show? We found this stylized Audi TT and it's lesser automotive friends on display at a Chocolatier near the train station. Rumor has it the car is equipped with the exclusive new aero package and a candy coated dual clutch DSG system. BTW, the Swiss Franc trades roughly on par with the US dollar, so that's about a $120 confection. Yowch.


novelties

Chocolate Ferrari F1 Car Sure Is Tasty

By the time you read this, the chocolate Ferrari F2008 you see above will be all gone, devoured by Ferrari owners with a sweet tooth. The full-scale model was made with 4,405lbs of Belgian chocolate and was on display at a Ferrari Owners Club event in Naples. Chocolate lovers needn't worry, for just $23,500 Ferrari would be happy to make you your very own. [Via World Car Fans]


novelties

Gearhead Chocolates Convey True Meaning Of Love

Now that you got that pesky dinner taken care of, how about the after dinner chocolates? Nothing says "I love you just a little bit less than my current project car" than a nice set of gearhead chocolates. More »

alternative energy

Turn Your Pitiful Valentine's Day Into Biodiesel Fun!

With Valentine's Day creeping up on us, Russel Stover of eat-my-f'ing-chocolates fame should look into getting into the automotive industry by teaming up with Andy Pag and John Grimshaw, two blokes who recently drove a modified 1989 Ford Iveco Cargo from the United Kingdom to Timbuktu, all on biodiesel created from... chocolate. Mmmm... Timbuktu is in West Africa, by the way. Some info for those (like myself) who had no idea prior. More »