This mini VW Bus can play tunes from your MP3 player, your PC via USB or function as a standalone FM radio. It also features rolling wheels, functional head and taillights and horn sounds.
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These peel and stick hood ornaments use wind power to illuminate the car logo with LEDs. The light effects even vary with speed. Seriously though, if you are pimping a $50,000 Mercedes with a $5 stick-on trinket, your car should be stolen and used to run you over. Also available in Mitsubishi, Toyota, Honda, Renault and Hyundai versions.
Keep you cellphone secure while driving in the passionate embrace of this adhesive holder. Then again, “secure” might not be the right word. It kind of looks like this thing is trying to hump it.
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As charming as this vintage Beer Can shift knob is, shirtless, toothless hicks in beat up old pickups don’t want to give the police another excuse to conduct a sobriety test.
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They may not be able to make decent cars anymore, but US automakers can sure churn out one hell of a tool box. You could probably get a more practical version for less money, but consider the $100 purchase price as a patriotic contribution.
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You may have pimped your ride, but the inside still smells like french fries and farts. Pimp the smell with an ocean breeze scent using one of these spinning dubz air fresheners. Just clip it onto a vent and the rims will spin—circulating the smell around the car.
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With the Billy Bob Bicep door cling, you can give passing motorists the impression that you are one hick that should not be trifled with. Who would dare mess with a unstable redneck that has meat guns like that? Only angry motorists with real guns I suppose.
We love Top Gear gadgets around here, and now you can add this mouse and racetrack mat set to the list. Race the Stig’s disembodied head around the mousepad track for minutes of fun.
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Protect your exotic sportscar from ugly dents and scratches with an equally ugly finger-shaped door guard. At least dents and scratches are incidental. I mean, bad fortune is one thing, but putting this door guard on your car is a choice.
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This dummy satellite dish is intended to give your plain old antenna the “stylish look” that’s so popular with the RV drivers these days. Do you have a TV in there? Are you contacting aliens from the inside of your 88′ Honda Accord? It keeps people guessing, that’s for sure.
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