Your iPhone is a better entertainment device than anything you're going to get in a car stereo without spending big bucks. Snapping in an aux cable is a janky solution; the specialized iPod connectors in glove boxes aren't much better.

Drivers of Harley Davidson motorcycles already face an earned stigma as being balding accountants trying to reclaim their manhood by riding chromed-out motorcycles while wearing West Cost Choppers paraphernalia. This guy turns the poseur-factor up to 11 with phony tank-mounted iPhone.

This picture was found in Lexus's online media archive. Note the song on the iPod. Rage Against the Machine? Really? And here we thought the Toyoda family was straight outta Compton. [via Car and Driver]

Dave Phipps has been building remote control systems for his 1969 Pontiac GTO for years. His masterpiece? Using a system called RedEye to remotely control the car's ignition, radio, doors and more with an iPod Touch.

The sub-$20 theft-proof stereo installation works pretty well, but let's say your local crackheads aren't desperate enough to bust your windows to steal a factory AM/FM radio, yet they will steal anything nicer? How will you listen to your MP3s?

Starting at $149 and shooting 640x480px VGA quality video, the new iPod Nano with video could be the ideal tool for easily capturing vehicle action footage. There's only one problem: the noise.