Over the past five decades, Ford designers and engineers have come up with many proposals for Mustangs that, for one reason or another, never had the chance to be produced. However, some of the prototypes survive and now Ford is showcasing them to make us wonder what might have been had they made it to series production. So, without further ado, let's start the presentations.

However, this is the story of a parking mechanic from Buffalo, N.Y., James Bagarozzo (57), who, over the course of eight years (2003 to 2011), used his used his parking mechanic know-how to steal $210,000 in quarters from roadside meters.

One of the protagonists is the woman in the dash-cam equipped vehicle. She exited the car and attempted to run across the road, near but not on the zebra crossing, while the other participant is the driver of a small sedan who seems to have been going faster than what he should have on a residential road.

What we're trying to say is that, while there's no doubt that the vehicle captured by a follower of our spy associates at CarPix is indeed an Audi, there's a question of which SUV model it is. Our spies say it's the new Q7, and judging by the width of the vehicle compared to the road and the license plate, we'll agree.

You have to admit there's something really special about a pre-World War 2 car that goes like thunder and looks so different from anything else on the road. Of course, safety was not a primary concern when these vehicles were built, so one has to take some risks when driving these beauties.

The excitement, however, started to fade away when we saw that it was an aftermarket turbo conversion, and slowly turned into disappointment about one-and-a-half minutes into the clip when we discovered that the comparison with the McLaren MP4-12C would be made with the racing version of the aforementioned Toyota coupe and not the street legal model…

An unsuspecting driver of a fourth-generation Ford Transit was minding his own business, calmly driving in the Ukrainian city of Dnipropetrovsk earlier today (the author of the video states that the date on the clip is wrong as it occurred on August 27), when all of a sudden, the van was violently thrown into the air and onto the ground before crashing on another vehicle.

Seen here for the very first time, is a camouflaged prototype of the upcoming M4 Convertible that will follow a few months after the presentation of the coupe model next year.

Price is also important when it comes to the Corolla, with Toyota having kept MSRPs fairly close to the outgoing model with the exception of the S Plus, which costs $3,070 higher that the grade it replaces.

However, some are willing to abandon all convention and make cars that have no history behind them whatsoever, but promise to sell very well in the current climate of the market. And thus, here we have the first photo of the Infiniti Q30 concept.