That is a banana shaped car you are seeing driving on the road.

This truck comes complete with TV, PS3 and a very cool dog.

It is called the Ripsaw, a developmental unmanned light tank built by the Howe brothers in 2000 as a small family project. It is able to accelerate to 60 mph (100 km/h) in about 4 seconds. The vehicle caught the interest of the U.S Army in 2001 during a Dallas vehicle show. The Ripsaw can be built for about $200,000 - $250,000.

A formerly unknown Arab company, W Motors, has launched a new spectacular supercar for the first time ever this year.

The best imagined TV, movie and video game machines reproduced as actual creations.

This guy must have won some brownie points when he commissioned this Ferrari FF especially for his mother-in-law.

The owner of this Rolls-Royce Ghost cannot be very happy…

Selling for only $11, 600, this 2003 Lamborghini Murcielago is a steal!

These car owners are the unfortunate victims of wheel thieves.

The Peruvian Desert proves a big obstacle for some of the Dakar participants as the sand hinders their progress.

You can see such an interesting car in the streets of Ibadan, Nigeria.

A Hungarian guy completely transformed this Datsun S30, that he found abandoned in a car cemetery, into a sleek, new drift car.

The “Sham II” is the latest armoured tank built by the Syrian rebels in their fight against the brutal regime of President Bashar al-Assad. It took a month to design and assemble the machine, which has five cameras and a 7.62mm machine gun attached to its frame. The machine gun is controlled by control stick from a Sony PS3 games console from inside and although the 2.5 cm thick metal walls cannot withstand a grenade or tank fire, they can reportedly resist up to 23 mm cannon fire. The tank cost approximately $10 000 to build.

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The “Mercedes-Benz Ener-G-Force” is a concept car and is designed to be a kitted-up, Highway patrol vehicle for 2025. It is also the first ever Mercedes-Benz off-roader to be designed and would use a new magic ride system called “Terra Scan” that utilises a camera to detect the surrounding terrain, in order to provide optimal levels of traction.