This wall remains a silly and contrived test. Rober did it for the fun of recreating the Road Runner cartoon scene, not because it’s an important thing for self-driving cars to detect.

The original owner opted to keep things clean by selecting only the Road Runner cartoons on the front fenders. I'd say that the "poverty hubcaps" add to the car's sleeper-like look, but there's ...

Upon its release, the 1969 Road Runner was available with the 383 V8 and an optional 426 cubic in, 7.0L HEMI. The HEMI featured an upgraded 10.2:1 compression ratio and was capable of making a ...

who had been watching Looney Tunes cartoons. Who's the fastest, most untouchable member of the Looney Tunes cast? None other than the Road Runner, perpetual nemesis of Wile E. Coyote. Like a ...

Everything they've done so far has backfired. It's almost like watching a road runner cartoon and Wily Coyote continues to use some ACME dynamite, it just is not working." ...

Available with Chrysler's top-tier V8 engines and sporting Warner Bros' Road Runner cartoon character and "beep, beep" horn (for which Plymouth paid $50,000), the two-door moved 43,294 units in ...

He’s combined the two fancies in this, a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner named “Michael Myers,” inspired by the obsessive dude with the blue coveralls, creepy mask, and stabby habits. It’s an ...

“Sisu” resembles nothing so much as a live-action Road Runner cartoon, albeit with considerably more graphic gore. Each offers a set-piece in which Aatami turns preposterous odds to his ...

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Get ready to hear that legendary ‘beep beep’ again in your head as you watch this real-life version of Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner. Some of us may remember the infamous Wile E. Coyote and ...