Yesterday I found a video of a train driving through a flash mudslide in Switzerland ad the universal response to the video was, forget the train, check out that hot pink camper van!

A train passing through the Broye district in Switzerland encountered a flash mudslide caused by heavy rains. Did the mud stop the train? Hell no!

This is what if feels like to go flying into the air off a motorcycle and crash head-on into the ground.

Welcome to Switzerland! The sun is shining, the ice cream is shamelessly expensive, and Veyrons are all over the place. The Geneva Motor Show opens tomorrow for the press, so we still have some time to grab some baguettes for tonight. From Tuesday, we won't have time for food, only for cars. Talking of which... what's …

The Koenigsegg Trevita is one of the fastest, rarest, and hardest-to-pronounce supercars in all the land. And with a price over $2 million, it's also one of the most expensive ever made.

As one of the fastest and most expensive cars ever built, the Bugatti Veyron is a Concorde moment on the road.

Old Corvettes often live as hair plug transporters, rotting away in garages before the odd highway jaunt. One '69 Stingray, however, gets to storm the Swiss countryside very, very sideways. And you could drive it.

The architects at Peter Kunz Architektur have built our new our dream garage: five concrete cubes protruding from a Swiss mountainside.

No, this is not an action-movie stunt. This is a BMW M5 Touring dangling off the side of a Swiss bridge this past weekend (link auf Deutsch) twenty feet above a highway after the overenthusiastic driver lost control and crashed.

Working in the Swiss canton of Nidwalden for over 40 years as a police photographer, Arnold Odermatt created some of the most beautiful photos of car crashes.