iPod being integrated into cars is a common thing, as done by many car manufacturers. But still, we can only select the songs through our small iPod’s screen. BMW has decided to change that, and is the first automobile maker to integrate the iPod Out functionality of the iOS 4. This means that you’ll be able to view your iPod’s screens and menus right on your car’s built-in display. This seemed to be a nice feature, as we no longer have to fiddle with the small menu when we can control our iPod using the bigger display screen in the car.

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This dude can make realistic car and bike sound with his mouth ~ shifting to gear one to gear five, the V6, Subaru, V6 and even the weed whacker. Video after the break.

BTCC driver and Fifth Gear presenter stretching the legs of a Lamborghini Murciélago LP 670-4 SuperVeloce around the Welsh countryside in this Fifth Gear segment. Video after the break.

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Tiff Needell is testing out the new Lotus Evora on the track and managed to squeeze two lycra clad gymnasts on the back seats to prove it’s a 2+2. Video after the break.

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Vermot AG is going to debut The Veritas RS III at the London Salon Privé in July. This 2,400 pounds ride is made of a tubular frame and a carbon/Kevlar body. There are two BMW M-sourced powertrains to choose from, 480hp V8 or 600hp V10. The Veritas boosts to 60mph at 3 seconds and achieved a top speed over 200 mph with either engine. Price start at $375,000, only 50 examples will be made. More pictures after the break.

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Jeremy Clarkson is taking the new Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Spyder to the track. It is powered by 5.2L V10 engine, producing 552bhp and 398lb-ft of torque. Lamborghini Gallardo Convertible to the track. It is powered by a 5L V10 engine, producing 512 horsepower. Video after the break.

OMG! A car test failure. This shows how engineers shouldn’t design a car, it was a China-made vehicle at a 40mph crash test.

[update]The car has no structural integrity whatsoever.[/update]

Video after the break.

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In the 2009 Moscow Tuning Show, there’s a special car shown. It’s a ’70s Chevrolet Camaro modified by a team of students from Russian MHPI design school. The car look like a car from a movie called Death Race last year, a remake of the 1975 movie Death Race 2000. Matte-grey paint was used and they weld on the armor plates and weapons. More pictures after the break.

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This is the Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1-Based Bertone Mantide, revealed in Shanghai Auto Show this week. This hotty is powered by Chevrolet 638-hp 6.2-liter supercharged V8 engine, achieving 0-62 mph in 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 217 mph. Carbon fiber were used for all body panels, interior trim, seats and even the wheels and overall reduced the vehicle weight by 100 kilos. More pictures after the break.

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Hmm… it’s like putting a chicken head on duck’s body. This is the Nissan Sentra R34 converstion, with SR20DET (AWD)GTi-R [engine], but with 2001 Infiniti 5 speed transmission. The GTi-R is often called the Baby Godzilla in Japan because it is the 4 cylinder version of the Skyline’s RB26DETT – Can do 12′s very easy in the 1/4 mile with slicks. Going for $7000. More pictures after the break.

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