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What do you get if you cross a car thief, an angry dwarf and rural America? Why this rather amusing banned Honda ad that's what. If the 70's classic Deliverance was ever made into a car ad this would be it. As one YouTube user puts it: “One thing to be learnt, don't piss off the dwarf!”

God knows what they put in the water in Spain but we need some of it over here. Yet again the Spaniards come up trumps in the naughty car ad stakes with this sordid Honda tale. The advert somehow avoided getting banned en Espana and what makes it even cooler than that is the rather clever twist at the end.

The benefits of independent suspension are evident for all to see in this cheeky Spanish car ad from Nissan. Who'd have thought something so boring could be so beautiful? Careful mind, this is one clip the boss (or the missus) won't want you to see.

Caffyns has announced that it expects trading to be “considerably weaker” in the second half of the year.

Apparently this Hyundai ad was banned in France. Our liberal Gallic cousins took exception to the illicit tale of shocking infidelity. Not too shocking for Car Crash TV though we reckon both passengers got a bum deal.

Inchcape has sold its five UK Vauxhall retail outlets to new dealer group Eden (GM) for £14.3m.

Alessandra Ambrosio is a rather attractive young lady. No surprise then that Hummer signed her up to advertise its beast of an SUV the H2. What is surprising is that Regis Philbin, America's answer to Chris Tarrant, also makes an unfortunate appearance in what is perhaps the campest advert ever made for an off-road vehicle.

To get in the festive spirit Car Crash TV presents to you the mother of all Yuletide car smashes. Think Top Gear meets Disney on ice and you're still nowhere close to envisaging this multi-car pile up. Hasn't anyone in the U.S heard of road gritters? Anyone, gritters?

Dodge got a hefty rap on the knuckles and had this cheeky US ad for the new Durango banned. Full of innuendo and censored all because of an extra seven inches – whatever can they mean?

Here's a saucy little number from Mercedes advertising its E-class with 4matic. Good to see that even the luxury brands aren't above using sex to sell their cars - an eighties classic with a soft porn touch!