A cartoon prank suggests yes. Before we get into the very-serious issue of whether or not Tesla's Autopilot driver assistance ...

the spark that got them excited about the world of automobiles was a fictional car from their favorite cartoon. But just like ...

A new survey of more than 2,000 Americans by British license plate trading firm click4reg.co.uk found that, given their pick of cartoon vehicles, 57 percent would take George Jetson's flying car ...

The site surveyed 2,424 Americans ages 18 and older about their favorite cartoon vehicles. The top 10 should bring a smile to anybody who likes cars, cartoons, video games or the comic books ...

to make human— as in how in cartoons about cars, or car toys, or even just the way we look at cars we ascribe human traits to them, specifically reading their parts as features of a face.

Some drivers want to make their car stand out from the rest of the crowd ... his Tesla P90D look as though it just drove out of a cartoon. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell ...

This cartoon from SystemComic.com is making the rounds on Facebook, and though it's targeted at cyclists, road runners can certainly relate. Click to enlarge: Media Platforms Design Team The ...

plastering cartoon pictures all over their vehicles is just another way of paying homage to their two-dimensional true loves. "Itasha" means "cringeworthy car", reflecting the misfit image the ...

Some of these companies appear to be making these promises in earnest, fully recognizing that their flying cars ... to that of Tex Avery’s “Car of Tomorrow” cartoon short, right down ...