Terry owns the following: an old Datsun that he doesn't want anymore, a .50 caliber rifle, and a large ranch in Livermore, CA. He's mixing all three together on April 30th and is welcoming people to come participate for $10/round.

Unlikely to be real diamonds, but it sure is one-of-a-kind regardless.

A couple of hicks in a Toyota truck start picking on a driver of a Z4 for not signaling. They start following him, with the BMW driver providing the appropriate hand gestures. Through construction zones and dirt roads, this video ends in a most unexpected way.

This is -- used to be -- a 1985 Corvette. The owner, who calls himself "Buckeye", says: "Women love this car. Every time I stop for gas, women come up to me. I could have as many girlfriends as I want -- old ones, fat ones, anything. They're all over me."

Some kid's dad just got a brand new 2007 Mustang "Eleanor"....of course his son who is 14 is way too excited and with the car in the driveway for 5 minutes asks for the keys, gets in, and proceeds to plow it through the garage wall. Watch dad and friends' reaction.

LEDs on wheels that can display anything you want -- digital photos, a message, or even an advertising logo. Technically speaking, they're fascinating, but I wouldn't be caught dead in a car with them turned on.

Apples at m5board.com is working on building an M5 pickup truck. Already a big M5 fan, this is a special approach to Australian transportation.

"A few weeks back I wrote an article for the Citizen about things I wanted to do before I die. One of my goals was, and is, to drive an Aston Martin. Justin Divaris, MD of Aston Martin SA, got in touch with me early the next week via email to thank me for my article (what!?) and offered me the opportunity to drive my dream car for a day. I quickly scanned the email again… “we will arrange for you to spend a day driving an Aston Martin!” Nope, wasn’t seeing things."

Dude, being a sheik kinda seems as if it's the business. Harems, all the oil one can slather upon oneself, warm weather, clothes that never go out of style, hanging with T.E. Lawrence, and oh, most importantly, a whole shiek-sized garageload of exotic iron. Or, in Sheik Hamad bin Hamdan of Abu Dhabi's case, aluminum and carbon fiber.

A Singaporian merchant ship carrying nearly 5,000 Japanese cars is taking on water south of the Aleutian islands. A Coast Guard rescue team evacuated the crew of the Cougar Ace, which had been bound for Tacoma, Washington. The ship is still listing and taking on water, but authorities have no plans to save the cars -- among which include nearly 1,400 Mazdas.

Those wacky Germans over at HMS don't share our inhibitions, though, and managed to drop a 5.5L V12 from a BMW 750i into a custom drag bike. If that's not enough, plans are in the works to throw on a couple of turbos and a bit of laughing gas.