It’s no secret that ladies love fast cars, which is one of the reasons that we, as men, (hope to) own them. On September 16th, 1908 a dude named William Durant created a motor vehicle company for the sole purpose of trying to get as much turn-of-the-century tail as possible. He originally called the company Getting Muff, but had to change the name once his mom bought one. To celebrate the birthday of what is now known as General Motors, we’re showing you some top-of-the-line ladies posing with some true American muscle. Check ‘em out in the gallery after the jump.

Everyone has a conspiracy theory. More often than not they are false, whether they were intended to be unverified rumors or simply that it was conjecture that was given credence. The two factors in what can make a conspiracy real is time and facts. Given enough time, facts will present themselves justifying or discounting conspiracy theories. Here are 8 conspiracy theories that may actually be true.

General Motors revealed today, on its 100th anniversary, the 2010 Chevy Volt–the car that’s expected to ‘save Detroit,’ where the American automakers have seen steep decline in sales with the rise in gasoline prices and more affordable, fuel efficient cars coming out of Japanese companies. Cool, you might think. Saving US aut… Click to read more