Cars

You know someone who has texted while driving. Admit it--that person may even be you. More and more traffic accidents are due to texting. If we want to reduce the 1.2 million traffic victims worldwide each year, we have to act. How do you convince youngsters not to text while driving...

In Buffalo, we typically can get almost anywhere in Western New York in about 20 or 25 minutes or less. Compared to most cities in the United States, that is pretty good. But there's always a few cars that seem to tick you right off when you get on the road for one reason or another...

A girl parked in a handicap spot and walked right into a CVS and came back out and before she left, she found a note on her car. Her mother was so ticked that she posted the note from the stranger.

You're in a hurry to get to work on time and run outside and your car is covered with snow and ice.

Can you even imagine the fear of seeing this barreling toward your windshield? That's exactly what happened to this Texas driver, and his dashboard camera captured the whole thing!

One of Hyundai's commercials for the big game tugs at the heartstrings while its counterpart redlines the insanity.

A father driving his daughter points out the significance of hitting 100,000 miles in Volkswagen's Super Bowl commercial.

The Chevy Silverado in this Super Bowl ad has enough power to keep hauling heifers around the country until the cows come home, for a whole lot of lovin'.

We agree with Sir Ben Kingley's sentiment in this Jaguar Super Bowl 2014 commercial that British actors are always being typecast as villains in Hollywood. Luckily, he's brought two other British actors who are also synonymous for playing villains to help prove a point -- that British supervillains are always classy and sophisticated. And what would such classy bad guys do besides ride in private

CarMax might have earned an epic slow clap from all the people they've ever given a good deal on a used car, but for this Super Bowl 2014 commercial they also have received a slow bark. That's right, CarMax parodies their own Super Bowl 2014 commercial by reenacting their same exact commercial with puppies instead of actors.