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From crazy Hollywood stunts to the cars destroyed in Fast and Furious, these are the world’s most epic stunts and the stories behind them.
These Australian YouTubers have built a giant axe that they use to chop random objects in half. The objects gradually get bigger until they chop a ‘Tesla’ in half.
Buried deep beneath the undergrowth for nearly 20 years, this 1980 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am looked unsavable, but these guys managed to get it running again.
These guys just cut up two Toyota Prius and welded them back together to make the world’s first double-ended car.
Most people would’ve opened the hood of the 1972 Opel GT and given up there – not these guys, though. They’ve made it their mission to get her going again.
This is the TF-19 Wasp and it can shoot flames up to 25 feet away. While it looks like something out of a horror film, it’s actually used for totally legit purposes.
This logging truck is navigating a narrow and super dangerous road, and yet it never falls over the edge: how’s that possible?
The attention to detail with the new Jacob Astronomia Revolution is amazing, from telescope-inspired gold mirrors to the diamond that rotates around the dial.
From the crazy camo paint to the off-road snorkel, we love everything about the new Mitsubishi Triton: but will the production model actually look like this?
From hot water, to exhaust fumes and even flames, these guys are testing the best methods to defrost your windshield.
From mini Star Wars pod racers to RC battleships and scarily-real-looking crocodile heads, these are the craziest and most unusual RC models in the world.
Nering Industries has come up with an ingenious idea to use a giant wheel to generate a potentially limitless amount of free electricity.
The mechanic was taking the $100,000 Holden Commodore VL for a spin when he reportedly lost control of the car and crashed it into three other vehicles.
The man who bought Elvis Presley’s private jet for $234,000 desperately wants to get it flying again.
The Jacob Molsheim Edition is a fitting tribute to the small French town where Bugatti was founded, with an equally fitting 7-figure price tag.
The 1968 Buick LeSabre 400 looked to have found its final resting place having sat abandoned for 26 years, but Maverick Mechanic managed to resurrect her.