Self-Driving Car By Google

Incredible.

ICON 4×4′s 1968 Ford Bronco

Aaaaaaah, I want this! A design company in Los Angeles took it upon themselves to re-design the 1968 Ford Bronco, and boy did they do a bang up job. So pretty. Click here to learn more.

Andy Richter For Nissan

It's Electric

This was taken at the O'Farrell Parking Garage in Union Square. It makes me very happy to see.

BMW M3

I think BMW's are mostly for assholes, but I'm pretty into the BMW M3 series. There was one parked in front of my building a week ago that I actually took pictures of for some strange reason, and then there's this car, which I think might just be a drawing/concept, but it looks pretty fresh.

The Green Highway

A wind turbine concept that harnesses the wind created by cars zipping by to power the street lights. Love it. Click here to learn more.

"Motion" By Acura

There are so so so many horrible, loud, annoying car commercials on television. Seriously. So many. So when a car commercial is not loud and annoying, that is a plus. But when it's actually good...well, then you blog about it, I guess, haha.

This commerical from Acura is actually completely beautiful to me. I'm very curious as to how they filmed it. I'm thinking maybe the actors were underwater, and then they did some editing to place them in those locations. Also, the voice is apparently James Spader and the music is an étude from Chopin. Excellent choices. Suffice it to say, Acura should be very proud of themselves.

Production Chevy Volt interior and exterior spy shots leaked?

We've seen GM's carefully managed Volt PR campaign, but that hasn't stopped our friends at AutoBlogGreen from combing the net for a better look, resulting in these apparent snaps of the center console and the production exterior rolling along the set of Transformers 2. The shiny, rounded all white center console with touch sensitive interface? You're probably thinking what we're thinking. At least the exterior shot -- which shows off a "Volt" badge on the A-pillar -- is a bit more clear. Of course, this might just be a movie-only iteration and any number of things could change before those batteries get out of Malibus and into proper rolling stock... but we'll just sit back and keep our fingers crossed, at least until 2010.

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Plug-In Hybrid From G.M. Is Nearly Ready for Testing

General Motors said Thursday that it had “essentially finished” designing its first plug-in hybrid car, the Chevrolet Volt, and would have production-ready prototypes within 10 days.

GM Provides Teaser Shots of Volt Electric Vehicle

The Volt has generated a lot of buzz for the company and the vehicle's success is critical in showcasing GM as a major player in eco-friendly, high-technology vehicles.