At some point a designer really should have said “Oh hey, looks like we’ve really messed this part up, better try something else”. That apparently didn’t happen. This is just tragic.

I had the same problem on my Nintendo console... 30 years ago.

Chrome door edge guard. Much luxury. Very class.

Yeah, I’d probably want to charge someone $100 to do that on a 1st-gen CR-V like mine. Not fun!

“I test drove a couple cars and hated them both very, very much, so I figured I’d buy one of them.”

The instruction manual for Clayfighter is worth even more than the cartridge. Being a Blockbuster exclusive, and what happens to manuals of rental games, it makes sense.

LOL “anti-#NeverTrump”

My theory is that on other, lesser automobiles, a small impact would just crack, shatter, punch a hole, or otherwise ruin the bumper cover. But since this is an indestructible Toyota product, it just gets a little dent in it.

I see they’re wisely hiding the new front fascia...

I thought the thud was the sound of my car bouncing off another car to get around a corner quicker.

“or he’s driving a first-gen Scion tC”

Came here to post this. So much fun. So much time happily wasted in five-minute increments. The game that permanently resides in my N64.

Parking, Canadian-style!

My news feed shows differing takes on this situation, side-by-side:

On the iPhone side, only iPhone 6 and newer will benefit from higher-amperage chargers. I notice a significant difference between the stock Apple charger and my 2.1 amp iClever charger.

On the iPhone side, only iPhone 6 and newer will benefit from higher-amperage chargers. I notice a significant…

I had one of these - still do actually - and it was the most fun with the Wipeout games, where the controller’s odd design fit in with the futuristic theme very well.

One of the guys at my Toyota dealer’s parts counter told me once that someone determined that if you built a Toyota Camry by buying all the individual parts from the dealer, it would run about $250,000.

Doug, why do you see the iQ as being an exception?

I own a 2005 tC and when people ask, I tell them it stands for Toyota Camry because they have the same engine. Then we chuckle mildly at my lame joke and move on.