cars

Recent icy rain and winds in Russia have been battering and weakening infrastructure, especially this concrete slab that came down onto this guy's car just as he was clearing it of some ice. It might be the worst way to get out of having to scrape ice off your car in the morning.

Hot damn dude, just because the one car is totaled doesn't mean you can go and total the rest. It's like this driver is trying to rustle up some job security by smashing into every other car on the street. What's amazing is after the first they just keep going.

It's hard to tell what's going on here, but by the looks of it, this guy is giving an interview when a car speeds through the scene, nearly interrupting him. If it were any worse, he might have not had the time to take another drag.

Talk about too close for comfort. That right there is a whole lot of yikes, indeed. 

Leah Pruett was able to walk away from a crazy looking crash when the front end of her car collapsed and sent her into the air. The dragster is a stump, but the capsule stayed intact and she was able to give an interview moments later.

This could actually help manage sound pollution that otherwise plagues those busy streets. 

It's honestly a mystery for what they were possibly thinking. The product placement could not have been any more clunky. 

This looks like a dangerous amount of fun. 

Removing an engine from a car is a tedious and expensive undertaking. In this case, they went the unconventional route and used a chain, a tree, and the car itself.

A lot can happen in 9 seconds. In what looks like an excavator and Jeep swerving to avoid each other, they manage to swerve back into each other, preventing a direct hit to that guy with a bike.

For whatever reason it's strangely comforting to watch this hot rod get deconstructed, cleaned up, and then put back together. 

She has the right idea, sort of. If the gas cap isn't on one side, it must be on the other side. So why not turn around? Therein lies the problem.