Give a redneck a junkyard and some time and look what happens. You get a homemade rollercoaster ride! Yeeeeeehaw!

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile got itself into quite a pickle when it crashed into a Racine home Friday morning.

Neighbors tell FOX 6 the Wienermobile took a wrong turn and ended up on the dead-end street, Kenilworth Avenue in Racine.

While trying to get turned around, the woman driving the hot dog on wheels accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake and lodged the Wienermobile under a house.

The Wienermobile was taken from the scene by tow truck.

The homeowner was recently dropped by her insurance company, and hopes Kraft Foods will cover the damage. However, the driver of the weinermobile did not leave any contact information.

Source: FOX 6

Classic!

And we wonder why other nations make fun of us.

Source: LS1Tech

Found over at Orlando Forums, some engine buyer stumbled across this gem.
Read the thread at the source and enjoy a good laugh.

Source: Orlando Forums

The economy must be affecting the caped crusader. Guess the Lamborghini set him back too much, so he traded it in for a Camaro and money to pay on back taxes.

Bask in this glory of awesomeness.

Seth Rogen and Andy Samberg will make you feel very uncomfortable in this parody clip of the Fast and the Furious. Titled, "The Fast and the Bi-Curious", you get to see a new side, kind of, of the stars and what their true intentions are.

We've seen quite a bit of off-the-wall stuff over the years and think, "wow, it can't get any worse!" Yes, yes it can. Forget buying those upgraded brake kits when you can just be a poser with these caliper cover kits! Now you're rocking a Brembo for just $30 shipped! Impress your family and friends with your sweet brake config or, um, sweet stickers. Hopefully you already have a FMC intake.. if not, buy one of those while you're at it. Thanks for the tip, 5POINT7!

Source: eBay Auction

Did you know that Aston Martins use Volvo keys? We should hardly be surprised, since we all know that Astons dip into the expansive Ford parts bin for everything from sat-navs to switchgear. But you’d expect them to at least go to some lengths to remove the original badging.

Turns out not, as one Aston V8 Vantage owner discovered when his expensive leather-wrapped key fob got scuffed. There, under the damaged hide, it was clearly written ‘Volvo’.

The V8 Vantage borrows quite a few bits from Volvo, including the window and mirror switches, but it’s nothing new. The envious have always known how to upset Aston owners by pointing out the various shared parts, often from much humbler cars.

The keyfob was damaged when we got it back from the client,’ said Edward Legge, general manager of Rio Prestige hire. ‘Our reaction was amusement and slight horror. We all know they share parts, but you would have thought someone would have invested a tenner to rub the name off.’

All the cool kids drift nowadays. Haven't you heard? Drag racing and road racing are soooooooo last decade. Why not fit in with the trend and get this affordable, one-of-a-kind drift Camaro that was found on Craigslist. Fitted with an awesome wing and striking paint job (both inside, and out!), it'd be stupid for you to pass up on this one.

Source: Craigslist

Ricer mentality - both domestic and import audiences both have offenders. They do stuff that we can lol, rofl, and even lmao at as such the case with this latest find. A home-made creation that takes parts from Home Depot to make a header for a Camry.

Just awesome.

Source: AZAWD.org

A forum member recently purchased a car from auction and to his surprise, a few things were a bit "off". He goes into detail:

So, this shouldn't come as a surprise if you ask me. Buyers beware! There are some not-so-normal reasons why some cars make it to the auction block. This is just one of the many examples.

Source: My IS

This is an actual picture submitted to KTRK in Houston of someone's rational thinking when deciding how they were going to secure their car from the hurricane. I mean, the car is a gem, so I can see why they are so worried about it. Let's hope for the best.