Latest Trendy Accessory: Bullet Holes

If you have a clean, shiny car, you're passe. Those who squander money on the latest foolish gimmicks are adorning their vehicles with fake bullet holes.

The magnets and stickers give "the head-turning illusion of a bullet-riddled vehicle," according to the Baltimore Sun and Wall Street Journal.

Stumped? So is Lena Pause, whose company Hardley Dangerous Illusions makes the fake holes.

"We started getting calls from Northern Ireland, Kuwait, Israel," she told the Sun. "I said: 'These people got to be crazy. What do they want with more bullet holes?'"