Last week we saw Will.I.Am's custom 1958 VW Beetle that supposedly cost $900,000 to build over the course of four years. Why does he do it? To "teach kids science." Yes, science.

Earlier today we saw a car that was supposedly Will.I.Am's brand-new, totally custom ride. We have confirmed that this is Will's car, but it hasn't been "built from scratch." The car is actually a 1958 VW Beetle that has been modified beyond recognition. The build started in 2009. It still isn't really done. And that's…

Will.i.am crashed a £100,000 Cadillac into a parked car last night with friend and former Girls Aloud star Cheryl Cole in the passenger seat. They got away with bloody noses and whiplash, but the details of the crash are unclear.

Will.i.am has a new album coming out. At a party for the launch of said album his custom DeLorean he says isn't a DeLorean but really is was stolen. He made it sound like the valet took it but we were able to contradict that story and now we hear he's got his car back.

We continue to follow the saga of will.i.am and his stolen DeLorean that he claims is not a DeLorean but is totally a DeLorean. Earlier, we'd shared a report from TMZ that the valet had taken the car based on will.i.am's own statements.

Earlier, we thought will.i.am's DeLorean was stolen from his Hollywood party. Then, we learned it was just misplaced.

The "will.i.am possibly stolen DeLorean saga" has taken another turn. Apparently, the singer's car was more "misplaced" than "stolen."

Black Eyed Pea, entrepreneur, fashion dude, and possible "automaker" will.i.am's custom DeLorean, which he at one point claimed was his own design, has reportedly been stolen.

Oh, Will.I.Am. Part of us wishes your goal to launch your own car company would result in something awesome instead of something continuously hilarious. But only part of us.

Pretend mogul Will.i.am used The Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night to show off his vision for a new car company, IAMAUTO, based around the vehicle above, which he claims is a custom design based on new Chrysler parts. It almost certainly isn't. In fact, it's a DeLorean. So why lie about it?