Even less practical: here's a TV screen on the back bumper, also from the Anaba booth. Unless you've always wanted to back Bill O'Reilly into a tree, we don't see the point.

Forget those dinky, back-seat displays: here the car is just a glorified home-entertainment cabinet, holding a big TV and lots of subwoofers.

Who needs to see the sun or stars when you can watch American Idol on a TV built into the sunroof?

Maxxsonics had a Hummer with 30-inch rims. That's neither sport nor utility, but it does look pretty.

Also at the Maxxsonics booth, there was a Hummer H2 from the RealWheels Criss Angel Mindfreak Project. We want the webby steering wheel.

At Arc Audio, this Monkees convertible was on display. We like retro, but surely they might have used a manufactured pop group of more recent vintage. Who wouldn't want to ride in the Gorillaz-mobile?

CES hasn't just hit the road; it's gone aquatic, too. On this Polk Audio boat, those aren't lights on the top bar; they're speakers.

The only thing better than a convertible: a convertible with seats that stretch out into a bed. It looked mighty cozy after a day of walking the show floor.