the spark that got them excited about the world of automobiles was a fictional car from their favorite cartoon. But just like ...

“The Jetsons” had a brief run as a prime-time cartoon in 1962-63, but the futuristic family’s flying car made a lasting impression, rating No. 1 as the favorite cartoon car for American adult ...

The car world is full of some really awful stereotypes and ... but if you live in the 2010s, it's got to be cartoons. I don't know about you kids, but the never-ending flow of cars with cartoon ...

He went full "race car" with the little rascal ... The tall roof seems like a bad idea, but reminds us of the cars in old cartoons where they lifted the roof to show the faces of the characters.

The similarities are pretty striking, and the voice of George Jetson himself is even in this cartoon. Mostly, though, I'm interested in the cars here ... This thing is full of all of those ...

This week Bob Mankoff and his assistant, Colin Stokes, take a spin in a self-driving car. when you put on the autopilot, you can take a quick nap? [Bob] Very quick. Navigate to 50 W 97th Street.

Today I make my stand. Here goes: The eyes of anthropomorphized cars are the headlights, not the windshield. And there's no exceptions here. Having a cartoon car with the eyes in the windshield is ...

You’ll see things like the ‘ghost car.’ You’ll see telemetry presented ... Will you guys be bringing over the driver cartoon elements into your IndyCar broadcasts? Miller: "I think I ...

His cartoons have appeared in The Washington Post, The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times. He is syndicated and appears in more than 450 American newspapers. Pat was born ...