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A pink Crown Victoria is pretty dope. Adding the Charmin toilet paper logo to your paint job ups the bad-ass factor a little. But dropping a toilet in the back seat? That, friends, is commitment to a bit. And with all that toilet paper there, it seems the driver here is really intent on using this toilet for real. Talk about skid marks... Via Donk Snob ...

It's called the Iron Schoeckl, and it's the 30-foot high steel rack Mercedes-Benz uses to showcase some of the capabilities of the Mercedes military-esque G-Wagon – that boxy SUV that people either love or hate. (Really, calling it military-esque is unfair, as many armies around the world buy the G-Wagon in one form or another.) Last week, I got a chance to visit Gratz, Austria, home of the G Wagon factory that pumps out 54 all-new G's every day. (Overall, it takes 10 days to hand build these powerful machines that have mind-stretching capabilities.) And after touring the factory, it seemed somehow fitting, in that German sort of way, that all of the journalists were collected in a ...