10 things that we've learned this week

French firm sticks 250bhp Italian lump in a very small quad bike. It looks brilliantly evil. It costs £155,000. For some reason this doesn't seem a ridiculous sum of money.

Californian woman gets traffic ticket for wearing Google's future-specs on the interstate. Oh, and for doing 80mph in a 65mph zone.

Source: BBC

As well as a reborn Copen concept, dinky Daihatsu will also show this excellent mini-truck in Tokyo. It's called the FC凸DECK. We don't know how to pronounce FC凸DECK. Probably better we don't try.

We told you our 13 worst cars of the last 20 years. Then you told us yours. Fiat's bug-eyed MPV came up a lot. Is now the time to mention we crowned it one of our top 50 cars of the last two decades?

Canadian company ‘Drivemotion' is seeking Kickstarter funding for its rear-window-mounted LED board. This is possibly the worst idea in history.

Boxer-engined estate concept is called ‘Levorg'. Apparently this is an amalgamation of the words ‘Legacy', ‘Revolution' and ‘Touring'. But read it backwards and it spells GROVEL. They're trying to tell us something, aren't they?

Mr Mission Impossible is lined up to play Ford's legendary race boss in a big-screen adaptation of A J Baime's Go Like Hell. Shelby stood well over six feet tall. Cruise... doesn't. But hey, at least the boy can drive.

You can buy a decent Ferrari Dino for about ￡20,000. But if you want Bertrand Lavier's smashed-up version, you'll have to pay ￡156,000. Because it's art, daahling.

West African nation's police force release ‘Scrabble-style' game to raise driving standards. Do not pass go. Do not collect ￡200.

Toyota's posh division has developed a saloon that paints its driver. Badly. The TG boys' art-car mastery remain unchallenged, we think.

What did you learn about cars this week? Let us know. And keep it clean, please...