The X-47B prototype fighter UAV has already shown that it can stick a landing on the rolling deck of an aircraft carrier but can it launch from one as well? Turns out, the answer is a historic yes.

Welcome to Must Read, where we single out the best stories from around the automotive universe and beyond. Today we've got reports from Business Insider, The Truth About Cars, Hemmings, and The New Yorker.

One rally car, some very deserted roads, and a lot of fresh snow. This is 'EVO' and it's one of the prettiest car videos I've seen in a long time.

You've had the dream, we've all had the dream: a perfect car museum filled with classics is empty for the night and you have the keys inside. That's what these two kids got to do at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart.

We all know that Italians have a knack for crafting sleek, beautiful automobiles. Ferrari, Maserati, and Lamborghini — if you're the type for such a thing — all produce some of the most lustworthy machines known to man. But did you know that Italians build pretty drones, too?

This is the trailer for RampTV, the upcoming online video mag of Ramp, Germany's award-winning ‘Vogue of car magazines.' It has drones. We're excited.

The Monte Carlo Rally last week was the festival of beautiful, tortuous oversteer that we all expect it to be. Now it just looks a thousand times better with drones.

Back in 2008, Russia blew up a Georgian UAV over a contentious border area. The drone was transmitting live video the whole time and watched its oncoming demise.

A lot of the greatest car designers are kept far from the public eye. Now you get to meet two of the most out-there innovators working today, responsible in part for why all of your friends want to drive BMW and Volkswagens.

Say hello to Curtis. He's nine. He races karts in Germany and he is going to explain how grip works in "Kart Kids," the newest short from Kippenberger.