This Just In: New on the Net

When I was reading over the headlines this morning, I was a little disappointed to see Toyota hasn’t completely freaked out over former employee Jim Press’ allegation that the Japanese government paid for development of the Prius. Come on guys, how about some good old fashioned name calling? Here’s the news:

• If you were searching for an expensive way to look like a complete tool, look no further—Lamborghini has just released a Bluetooth earpiece emblazoned with the company’s famous charging bull. You know, it really says something when even a Lambo badge can’t make a gadget look cool. Auto Express
• How much longer can embattled FIA boss Max Mosley—AKA: Nazi orgy dude—last? He’s said he won’t resign his post, but it’s only a matter of time before manufactures start calling for his head. After all, he’s going to have to explain his behavior to Mercedes and BMW. AutoWeek
• When I read that a Ferrari F50 had been involved in an accident in Sweden, I assumed the worst. But it looks like the car just spun off the road, and escaped any serious body damage. While that’s got to be embarrassing for the owner, at least the car isn’t totaled. CarScoop
• In the last six years, the price of parking tickets in the UK has gone up an incredible 500%. Has England declared war on the car? Winding Road