We've heard a lot about Somali pirates over the last few years, but you know who has really been making a comeback? Bandits. Bandits stole $50 million worth of diamonds off a plane in Belgium. Now bandits have taken $2.6 million out of an armored car in Northern Italy.

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?

When we watched a belligerent man bring an entire Italian town to a halt with an Austin Powers-esque 67-point turn, it all looked too good to be true. La Repubblica now reports that it was indeed a fake.

Most Italian cities have notoriously narrow roads, so trying to turn your car around on one is a foolish idea. An Italian motorist decided to U-turn his Fiat 500 in an alley lined with parked cars, instantly re-creating Austin Powers' 67-point turn scene.

You're bound to run into problems on any long trip, whether you travel by boat, train, plane or car. Something, somewhere will go wrong, and the likelihood of this happening only gets greater the longer you're away from home.

For the first time in many decades, Italians are buying more bicycles than cars. Over the last year, new car registration plummeted by 20 percent, while bicycle sales increased by 10 percent. Last year's score was bicycles, 1.75 million; cars, 1.74 million.

It's a given that car enthusiasts will flock to the Enzo Ferrari Museum, but the museum itself, with is aluminum skin and geothermal wells, is cool enough to draw the eye of anyone interested in architecture or design.

Most Ferraris make the news for catching on fire.

On July 23, a drunk Norwegian took a nap on the baggage inspection conveyor belt in Terminal 3 of Rome's Fiumicino airport. He slept right through the x-ray. Look at all those drunk organs.

Ferrari, which has been out of the hypercar game since the Enzo went out of production, is once again out and testing the mule for the legend's replacement.