All of what you said is true, plus I hate the previews (of said manufactured drama) and recaps before going into and coming out of a commercial break, respectively. These are true for all reality TV and eat up another 2.5 minutes of airtime.

My cheap-ass friend has a TSX and only uses 87 octane. He also babies it despite driving like a lunatic in his old Civic, so I haven’t heard any knocking the few times I’ve been in his car.

The 2015 Spark EV has a revised battery pack and the torque rating drops from 400 to 327 ft-lb. That’s still enough torques to put a smile on Jeremy Clarkson’s dark yellow-toothed face.

It's a parking permit.

The big name brands (Chevron, Shell, 76) here in California have stayed pretty high @ $3.37+ while Costco, Valero, and Arco are in the $2.97-$3.11 range. I'm sure those big brands will be the first to jack up the prices should a mosquito fart set off a little flame at their refinery though.

That's not a brand new car. This must be a used car based on the CA carpool sticker on the rear bumper. New cars don't have those. The driver was buying a used car, test driving a used car, or at the dealer for service. Whoever it was, their test of the airbags is now complete and they worked.

I was able to open the trunk of my friend's 1993 Accord with my 1991 Accord key. I tried to start his car but it didn't work though.

Ford Taurus in the front, Camry in the back. It should be called the Subaru Taurmry.

Extended warranties - why would you buy something 3-5 years in advance? Even if you intend to keep the car for 10 years, you might get a problematic car, you might change your mind, or it might get in an accident or totalled. Basically, wait until near the end of the factory warranty before buying an extended…

I was waiting (and hoping) that the driver would try to ghost ride it, slip on the ice, and get run over by his 30" wheel. Now that would have made for a great GIF. Go stoopid, go stoopid!

You mention the Vector several times but where are the photos of it? Is it that weirdly distorted-looking dark photo peering into a car's interior?

Is Audi intentionally mocking M-Benz's bulldog car shape? You know, the huge bulbous front ends with tapered butts. Or is that just coincidence?

Tomatoes get mealy (grainy) when refrigerated. Leave them on the counter with the stem-side down. Keep apples and citrus fruits in tightly sealed plastic bags to make them last longer.

Why is this lame picture of a telephone pole here?

It's based on this plus other iPhone-using friends directly telling me just that. The 5c makes a lot of sense. People want an iPhone but don't need all the bells and whistles so a cheaper one will work for them.

Let me tell a brief story. I was with a couple friends and I voice inputted a text message into my S4. My friend, who worked at Apple for 2-3 years, was in amazement. He didn't know he could do that on his iPhone 5. This shows that the vast majority of iPhone users only do 3 things on their iPhones: text, web surf,…

What's Kenneth from 30 Rock doing in jolly olde England?

Great infographic but the mixing of English and metric units is hurting my brain. People can take more than .1G laterally, but choose not to. That's why people make U-turns at 0.5 mph.

I experienced a combo of #1 & #7 recently that pissed me off to no end. Just before I started heading down a windy road after a mountain bike ride, an E60 M5 with full window tint, lowered, rims, and a catless exhaust spewing some smelly hydrocarbons drove by me. I thought to myself that this would be a good jaunt…

So should we expect the NSX to be released sometime this decade? With the blue camo, I thought it was a Chevy Cobalt! It looks very tall for a 'supercar'.