Here's your unexpected outcome story of the day. Honda produces an ad that features a CR-V driving through a mysterious vortex in the middle of the house. The result? They get sued by artists who made an actual house with a mysterious vortex in it. Whaaaaa?

Part of what makes the Nürburgring so cool is the fact anyone with a drivers license, a car and $34 can take a lap on the storied race track on tourist days. While lapping the Nordschleife at high speeds is surely the stuff of gearhead fantasy, the realization of that dream sometimes turns into a nightmare.

Last week the world wondered what Matthew Broderick was up to in a short ten-second teaser clip on YouTube where he appeared to be playing Ferris Bueller, the character from his famous flick "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."

Back in October I called the North American Car and Truck of the Year (NACTOY) award — an annual prize presented at the Detroit Auto Show and determined by a 50-person jury littered with jurors relevant only for being a juror — a joke for the laughingly obscene choice of the Mini Countryman as a nominee for "Truck of…

A five-year-old girl walking to school in Wenzhou, China had a tantrum that nearly killed her. Trailing reluctantly behind her mother, the girl suddenly stopped and sat down in the street. Just then, a Honda CRV rounded a corner and ran her over. That, and what happened next, was caught on video.

Honda engineers testing the next-gen Honda CRV can mark "curtain airbags" and "side-impact worthiness" off their checklists. A dustup with civies driving Toyota-built SUVs on the Pacific Coast Highway apparently resulted in major damage to the camo'd proto-CUV.

Here's the 2012 Honda CR-V Concept, a dead-ringer for the production version (probably sans body work, blacked out lights, and aggressive wheels). The big question is whether or not the new CR-V will finally get an engine.

The flipside of yesterday's 20 most expensive cars to insure in America list is today's Insure.com-provided list of the 20 least expensive cars to insure. Like saving money? Get ready to own a lame crossover or minivan.

Disposophobia, or compulsive hoarding, is a mental disorder and it causes people to collect crap and never dispose of it. This is the first time we've seen vehicular disposophobia, but it's equally as frightening.

This image of a refreshed 2010 Honda CR-V just popped up on Honda's JDM website along with news it'll be officially revealed on the first day of the Frankfurt Motor Show.