In the following video, Edmunds Inside Line takes a closer look at the 2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe by taking it on the roads as well as down to the track for some testing.

If you’re already familiar with the Cadillac line of vehicles, then you immediately recognize the 2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe as being one of the most aggressive-looking designs that Cadillac has put forth, and it doesn’t disappoint. With a flat, planed body design, it definitely appears as though this coupe was built for speed and handling on the roadways.

But how does it actually measure up? It is a harsh ride with a lot of bumpiness, rear visibility is not that great and there is very little leg room in the back seats. Another issue is the trunk space. However, the coupe is equipped with a 306 horsepower 6 speed automatic and has been clocked on the track going from zero to 60 miles per hour in approximately 6.7 seconds.

Check out the video below for more details on this vehicle.

In the following video, Edmunds Inside Line reviews the 2010 Callaway Camaro SSLS3 at the track.

For starters, one of the cool features of this vehicle is that it can go from zero to 60 miles per hour in just 4.4 seconds. On a second attempt, the Camaro SSLS3 goes from zero to 60 miles per hour in 4.1 seconds without rollout. It later covers a quarter of a mile on the track in 12.3 seconds at top speeds of 118.4 miles per hour.

Overall, I would say that this is a pretty nice ride. However, the only question remaining is:

“Where do you drive this car at speeds like this?”

Check out the video below for more impressive tests that the Callaway Camaro SSLS3 went through.

For those of us who have grown up with the Corvette, we have no doubt seen the transition it has made over the years both in body style as well as improved performance. In the following video by Edmunds Inside Line, the 2010 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is put to the test in order to see how it actually performs once it hits the pavement.

Keep in mind that these tests are performed by professionals on closed roads, so don’t try to attempt your own “test performances” on your own. Also keep in mind that if you are interested in purchasing a 2010 model of the Chevrolet Corvette, expect to pay upwards of at least $50,000 as per the official website.

If someone were to go rummaging through your vehicle right now, what sorts of things would they find? In the following video, Cars.com hits the streets to ask everyday people what sorts of weird things they have found in their cars.

From missing cell phones to food still in the wrappers to pop tarts, there seems to be no end to the list of weird, bizarre and often disgusting things that people allow to accumulate in their vehicles. As a side note, remember that when you are transporting your vehicle with a car shipping company, you always want to make sure that you take care to remove all personal items as well as any other items that may add additional weight to your vehicle as it may cause you to incur a higher rate of cost to ship your vehicle! Besides this, the last thing that you want to do is tempt criminals to break into your vehicle because of an item that you’ve left out carelessly.

Check out the humorous video from Cars.com below.

How to Execute the “Tablecloth Off The Table Without Breaking the Dishes” Trick:

1. Put tablecloth on dining room table.
2. Set dining room table with mom’s good china and all of the other fancy furnishings on top of said tablecloth.
3. Acquire a BMW S 1000 RR, complete with skilled motorcycle rider.
4. Attach tethers from said BMW S 1000 RR to said tablecloth.
5. Cue the driver to pull away at full speed & hope to god that it works.

With 193 horsepower and a 0-60 second time that’s just shy of 2.9 seconds, check out the following video to see if this daredevil can pull it off…..the tablecloth, that is.

If there was ever a car that I think I would want at the moment (other than the Audi TT Quattro), it’s the new Mini Coupe Concept car. Said to be unveiled sometime in 2011, the Mini Coupe Concept is said to be powered by a 1.6 liter twin-scroll turbocharged power unit with the engine delivering 211 hp and a peak torque of 192 lb-ft. [source] It seems as if it is most definitely a must have. You can also see more awesome pictures that Ben posted over at Likecool.

From the Mini website:

The Coupe’s devillishly attractive aluminum roof helps lower the center of gravity so the MacPherson spring struts can really shine, especially when the boot (trunk) is loaded with a spacious 8 cu ft of your finest luggage. [source]

Maybe I’ll put this little speedster on my birthday wish list for next year