Outside the frankly American realm of wide-open countrysides and its trailer-haulin', gun-toting populace, pickups don't make a lot of sense. Considering the almost rural nature of Bangladeshi roads and highways, however, a pickup for personal transport starts to make some sense.

Love is a strange thing, striking at random and leaving quite the mark. Who/what, how and why the cupid strikes is impossible to trace, but that's how love works. To solve a little of the mystery surrounding the love we have for all things on wheels, we asked our Facebook fans for the details on what car made them fall in love, and why. Here's what we got.

Pickup trucks aren't the most practical vehicles to own in Bangladesh, unless you fit tank treads on them and use it to drive over other cars in traffic or thwart off the impending doom of cocktail throwing mobsters. When the country isn't being burned to a fine crisp.

Pick-ups aren't know for being fast. They are know to be utilitarian. So many them quick just defeats the purpose or makes them cooler?

The biggest motor show in America was a roller-coaster ride that saw the launch of a host of green vehicles, which proved a distinct contrast next to the massive trucks, off-roaders and SUVs presented at the show.

The most significant of the auto-shows held in North America, the show has given us some of the coolest cars in the past few years.

The Detroit Motor Show. The most significant of the auto-shows held in North America, the show has given us some of the coolest

Our photographer foaming at the mouth on the ride home sums up the effect this car would have on people: "Demure and restrained, other than the evil matte black paint and those flared wheel arches, people wouldn't really expect it to be this much fun or this fast."