Leaked image of the 2012 Nissan GT-R is up and running in the web and the car is expected to be unveiled later this year. This comes about two months after some spy pictures had revealed one of the two Nissan GT-R prototypes doing some tests at the Nurburgring circuit (in Germany).

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For those of you who’d like to save some money and change your car’s oil yourself, we have a video tutorial that explains what you should do. What do you guys think? Can you change your own oil (and filters) on your driveway?

What do you do when it snowed too much and you can’t find your car? Good thing it’s not the case in SA right now, but if you’re in this guy’s situation here’s how you should go about. Or you can always wait for spring …

It’s common sense that you shouldn’t be a MORON to be given a driving license. Don’t you think? Well here’s proof that it’s not always like that. Here’s an example of what you shouldn’t do when trying to exit a garage — but I guess our CarBlog audience is much much smarter than this idiot.

Lovely!

Quick, what car could possibly get 100, 200 or even 500 miles on a single charge?
The catch…you will have to attach a handle to the top can carry it from time to time. But it’s doable.

Next question….what’s smallest enough that you would never have to find a parking place?
The catch…you will have to hide it under your bed at night, desk at work or in your locker at school. But it’s doable.

Finally…what kind of car is likely to get confused with the ones your little boy plays with?
The catch….it’s so small it goes IN the toy box instead of the other way around. Yeah, yeah….it’s doable.

Give a look at the world’s smallest car.

Designer Slavche Tanevsky is the guy guilty for coming up with this amazing & aggressive concept car. Dubbed Lamborghini Ankonian, the vehicle is meant as an upgrade to the famous Lamborghini Reventon and continues with the stealth fighter jet inspiration (already becoming a habit for the Italian manufacturer) for coming out with a pimped version of a Batmobile. Make it a radar-evasive car and take it to the production lines, that’ll make our day. [via fubiz]

I never knew what “itasha” is, but I do now – the art of decorating cars with anime or manga characters. But Yoshida San, the President of videogame software house AGE SOFT and an avid gamer, has a passion for it. That’s why he customized three of his cars (a Lamborghini Gallardo, a BMW M5 and a Lancia Stratos) to make them look amazing. The guy is said to be driving his Lambo on a daily basis, even to business meetings. I guess it’s better than a business card, right?