You drive a Smart car?? Did they threaten to break your legs if you didn't buy it? Or did you do that deal willingly? Man, I'm at a complete loss for words. You couldn't catch me dead in one of those things, 50mpg or not.

Most of the posts and math on this page are false, but you sir are correct.

That was awesome! And to think that I could've died without ever knowing that someone did what I thought would be the best kind of taxi ever! My life is fulfilled.

Same here, turns out if you tabbed over to buy (or whatever its labeled) and hold enter for 10 seconds, it would go right through. Sounds dumb, but after refreshing a million times, I tried that trick and it worked.

(and by self bricked, I mean it did it to itself. I wouldn't want to rub salt in your wounds by bricking it myself then bragging about it)

You can have my self bricked one thats been sitting on my bed collecting dust waiting on a RMA

Are you talking about the fluid dripping in the cabin? Pretty sure thats from a piss bottle man.

I tried it out in my Nexus 4 and loved the concept, but the lack of any signal around Cleveland left me going back to AT&T after just 2 days. Hopefully you have better luck wherever you live

I didn't know about it because I have other things to do with my day than check out every new entry on a forum that most of the time I could care less about.

Why wouldn't android be their main priority? It's their face to the world, so naturally, it should be.

Ah, I disagree. Im comparing it to my Nexus 4 running 4.2 and what google did for the iOS version looks cleaner (well, for merchant/ location info cards anyway).

How about just doing red for standard and blue for metric. Afterall, who really has time to have a totally organized toolbox?

Does anyone else find it funny that it looks cleaner on iOS than Android despite Android is obviously Google's main priority.

Im sure it's going to be inefficient as hell. Something this convenient that makes life easier almost by default has to be inefficient by nature (theoretically).

In addition to sand or other weights, you can also decrease the air pressure in your tires. Use your "min psi" on your tire wall as a reference for how low to go. Just a reminder, this also decreases mpg, but if your driving a truck, you've probably already given up on 25+mpg.

Lol, that unit is in my battalion!

Pour weight, eh, more like a viscosity rating. All semantics, but 0,5, or 10 will all pour at 76 deg F (or any other temp), or 24 deg C for those of you on a logical system of measurement.