Right so.
ThanksĀ Eoin O’Cathasaigh
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiNvMJTJr0Q
Falling Down.
Dublin 6.
Whaddayanuts writes:
My pal [Mark Kelly] videoed this guy driving off with a clamp on the wheel of his BMW in Ranelagh, Dublin, yesterday.
Mark Kelly adds:
I initially stopped while he was in traffic assuming he didn’t realise coz he was oldish.. However, he told me ‘feck the clampers, they can go to hell’ as he drove off down Ranelagh main street been perused by them. Pretty good driving until the road started to curve and he started driving straight ahead towards the footpath!
At least he tried, goddammit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQxOKtCWEGE
The making of Slot Mods‘ (US manufacturer of ‘museum quality’ 1:32 replica model cars) insanely detailed Audi Quattro Experience slot track, featuring 3D printed Audi A4’s with cameras mounted inside, footage from which is sent to the iPad used to control the car.
Audi’s new OLED rear light concept which replaces traditional bulbs and LED with flowing animations across the rear of the car.
They call it ‘The Swarm’. We call it the distracting tailgater magnet.
Some of the more eye-catching concepts generated by an industrial design competition in the US organised by Hankook Tyres, which invited students to re-imagine the role of tyres in automotive design.
The winning entry by University of Cincinnati student Ben Zavala was the three-part Tiltread tyre, which adapts to roll into corners at an angle.
Remember the working transformer prototype from last summer? Well, it’s been improved.
It walks, it drives, it fires little projectiles and it has a wifi camera built in.
You want one and the creator Kenji Ishida is selling ten units (price on application). Good luck with that.
Hazel Nolan tweetz
…distracted driver walked off and left this 6 series BMW behind in Dundrum (on Sunday morning)