The cube of velocity is incorrect, as you will reduce your time in transit, putting one "speed" in the denominator and putting it back to square. There's also a fixed portion of economy and a linearly-proporational one, so it's fuel = V^2+nV+C - i.e. it will always be less than the square. But I digress.

Most cars are most efficient at 45-55 mph (at the lowest engine speed that can be sustained without lugging in the highest gear). So speeding on a 35 mph limit road will probably net you better mileage...

If one speeds wouldn't they have a lower chance of being stopped at a light? How can that be factored into your calculations?

i am a Turk and believe me, no Turkish person with the right mind supports Erdoğan. Turkey is seperated into 2 sides. it's either you're with him or against him. there is no one in between. and most of young and educated people are against him of course, he banned twitter and it was a huge shame, the whole world's…

Well, presuming you're saving $.08 and you're electric bill is $100. That's .08%.. And if 40% of the population did this it equates to .032%. You'd actually be way better served by calling in to work 1 day a year. That equates to a .4% drop in the energy you used in commuting.

Also remember to balance power saving with convenience. As the article mentions, a PC in sleep mode can sip up to 15 watts. At the price I pay for electricity (about 10 cents/kWh) that costs me $13.14. In an entire year. So it's not worth worrying about, the added convenience of a quick wake up is well worth it. I…

I have a power strip that I plug the majority of my stationary gear into—monitor, speakers, etc—and I flip the switch at night so they're all totally off. When I remember to.

BMW E65 7 Series. The dame edna brows, the butt and not to mention iDrive. I remember how people thought BMW was going to go bankrupt over this car. Yet it became the best selling 7 Series to that date.

"The smart financial move is to pay for your car in cash and avoid a loan altogether."

One thing I hate about these things is that it seriously overestimates your retirement expenses if you have kids. I have no idea what percentage of my income goes towards the kids, but its a lot.

When they stuck an Audi badge on a Bentley...

LOL. Can I suggest this as COTD?
Need to riff off it a little, though.

*sigh* Ok... firstly... to hell with Kinja for this new format that's utterly unnavigable!! Seriously!!

You're wrong. If there were a God, he wouldn't have allowed Toyota to keep making the Corolla.

This one!

Regardless of your political leanings, the execution of this one is pretty funny

Cool starry bra

Improper use of the mind-blowing guy GIF. You can't put it on your own post, dammit!

Also this