There’s gotta be something good you can say when the cops pull you over, right?

How A Rotary Engine Is Put Together & How It Works

Check out this nice animation video that goes over the basics of the rotary engine.

A real, working engine built from Legos.

According to the guy who built it, this is a:

Real working (electronic) V8 engine made from Lego Technic. This is not a Lego set, but I completely designed and build it myself. There is about 300 hours of work in this model.

Make sure to check out the following instructions and photo galleries:

- Building Instructions With Photo Gallery
- Lego Engine Parts List

Bugatti Veyron Mouse Video

Last night, Conan O’Brien, who’s leaving NBC and the The Tonight Show, introduced a new $1.5 million character for his final days (under the shtick that NBC would be fitting the bill).

The blue Bugatti Veyron was seen wearing mouse ears and whiskers. The final days of Conan look like they are going to be classic if this is any indication so definitely tune in as he gives a big F*ck Y*u Bird to the Peacock.

Peugeot SR1

New concept from Peugeot. Nice video. But whatchya think of the car??

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Suzanne at the 2010 Detroit Auto Show

It’s on. And we’re here (see the pic for proof … no, it wasn’t photoshopped;-)

Stay tuned for daily updates with news and impressions from the 2010 Detroit Auto Show…

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