"Breaking Bad" has been hailed, by fans and critics alike, as one of the best crime dramas in the history of television. But what about the cars that gave the show its automotive flair? Scott and Ben take a look at some of the iconic vehicles that populate the world of "Breaking Bad."

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Have you written an email, facebook message or tweet to Scott and Ben? If so, tune in, because you just might be a guest on their continuing Nuts and Bolts segment. Each episode of Nuts and Bolts is a grab bag of fascinating trivia, fan mail, Stuff Scott Sees and other stuff too interesting to not make it on the air.

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If you happen upon the rural town of Pikeville, N.C., you'll find something amazing: a dealership frozen in time. Join Scott and Ben as they explore the strange story of Collier Motors.

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How did industrialist André-Gustave Citroën create one of Europe's most iconic car companies? Join Scott and Ben to learn more about the evolution of Citroën in the second part of this series.

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How did industrialist André-Gustave Citroën create one of Europe's most iconic car companies? Join Scott and Ben to learn more about the origin of Citroën in the first part of this series.

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Given all the new features, bells and whistles, cars are increasingly becoming more than just a mode of transport. So what can you expect to find in cars of the future?

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Believe it or not, chain drive was a feature found on many early automobiles. Join Scott and Ben to learn more.

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Join Scott and Ben as they continue their discussion of Miss Belvedere, time capsules, and a few more surprises along the way in part 2 of "The Buried Belvedere."

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It's true: Someone buried a brand new 1957 Plymouth Belvedere in Tulsa, Oklahoma -- but why?

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Could a self-cleaning paint really doom the carwash industry? Tune in to learn more with Scott and Ben.

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