>  I liked one thing the commentator said in the show, which was something
> about the outright contradictory attitude many drivers have towards their
> own car: When the car is parked, it's the most valuable and fragile thing
> in the entire world to them. Even a minor scratch is comparable to the end
> of the world. However, when they are driving the car, their attitude seems
> completely the opposite, as their driving is completely reckless, as if 
> they
> couldn't care less how many scratches, bumps or even major damage their 
> car
> could get from it.

That's because they all think they're one of the best drivers on the road, 
and nothing will ever happen to their car whilst they're driving it because 
they have the skill to avoid such accidents.  If they are involved in any 
type of accident, even if it is totally their fault for going double the 
speed limit around a blind corner, they will blame the other person for 
going too slowly or not pulling out fast enough.

I'm sure this guy blamed the other "idiots" for stopping on the highway: 
(skip to 1:30 to see the interesting bit)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7H8q3OrGkY

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