Watch a scrawny Vin Diesel knockoff drive the Isuzu D-Max Blade (basically the global-market version of the Chevy Colorado) against a horde of zombies to rescue people and puppies, featuring egregious tire squeal.

The British government gave the green light for the public testing of driverless cars and will spend $17 million on up to three cities that will be selected to host the trials.

There's a massive, country-wide freakout going on in the UK after reports that anyone involved in a crash would have their mobile phone seized and inspected by police to determine if they were distracted when the crash took place. And the chief cop behind the hysteria isn't helping matters.

"SsangYong has much to offer dealers looking to add a new value franchise, the difference being that we're a niche SUV/4x4 specialist and not chasing high volumes or ever higher price points," says Paul Williams, CEO of SsangYong Motor UK.

Ben Westwood, 33, had already robbed 16 different businesses across the U.K. by the time he led police on a 65-mile chase that reached speeds of up to 180 mph.

Stonehenge isn't just for stones anymore. It's also for automotive publicity stunts. Skoda commissioned an artist to build a recreation on the ancient stone structure using 18 junked cars.

The last time we checked in with what TVR was doing, the Scamander was the rough prototype of recently deceased designer Peter Wheeler's dream amphibious lunar rover thingie car. It was weird and had blade paddles sticking out from its wheels.

After being dumped over Facebook a drunk British woman took her crazy revenge by driving her former boyfriend's car into a bowling alley where he worked.

This beautiful BBC image isn't a photo taken from the space station. It's actually a composite showing the location of 2,396,750 road crashes in Great Britain from 1999 to 2010. Each light point is an individual collision which resulted in a casualty. The intensity of brightness shows where collisions are more…

It's rarer than hen's teeth and more rotten than a pear sitting in the owner's orchard, but that is only the beginning of the amusing description that accompanies this 1976 Austin Ute.

There was no reason not to drive your 1993 Volvo 440 off a building—at least that is what this British Volvo commercial seemed to suggest.

In Illinois, firefighters use Facebook to shame drivers blocking emergency vehicles on the highway. In Britain, one driver faced with a similar tangle parked his car and went all Chris Hansen on the drivers parked in the emergency lane.

Note to the anonymous London rioter who set fire to this first generation Mazda Miata in the Borough of Hackney: Don’t. Just don’t.

Violence and looting has raged across London and spread to three other major British cities, as authorities struggle to contain the country's most serious unrest since race riots set the capital ablaze in the 1980s. And yes, that's a double-decker bus on fire.