If you want to save even more (and be healthier), you can make a lot of these products yourself with fewer and better ingredients. I make my own deodorant and toothpaste. For shaving I use Dr. Bronner's shaving gel, which is somewhat expensive at first, but it's lasted me a long time.

Also many "low calorie" foods have worse ingredients in them (aspartame, trans fats, etc.). Try to focus on eating more whole foods, especially things like fruits and vegetables. Think whole milk is unhealthy? It's more filling than low-fat milk and may just keep you from snacking more. If you can buy it, I'd suggest…

Something is very clearly wrong with the people at Toyota/Scion.

Ahh, okay, that's good to know as I thought it was quite tasty. Honestly I don't think I've been to ABC enough lately to properly judge one over the other (and I haven't been to Panera much lately, either). I did have some kind of bbq sandwich at Panera a few months ago and it was terrible, so there's that. :P I do…

My pick is the Mazda 6 wagon. I'm currently trying to buy one with a manual, but they are super hard to find for sale. If I could afford the maintenance for a BMW I'd love one, but I can't.

Having been to Panera and ABC, I'd say the quality of food is pretty similar. I had a roast beef au jus sandwich at ABC that was pretty good, but I don't see it on their website so I guess it was a limited time thing?

I recommend eBay. I sold a Buffalo Wild Wings gift card for $25. The card was worth $25.

I found the KBB, Edmund's, etc. values to (thankfully) be quite low for my Explorer. They were showing ~$5000 for a private sale versus the ~$7000 that Explorers like mine are actually listed for. Edmund's showed $3600 for a trade-in. No, thanks.

I just find the Lincoln to be a cleaner design. Both look good, though.

It's amazing how much better the Mustang looks than the Camaro.

Would I be crazy to say the Lincoln rear looks better executed?

I'm currently looking for a 1st gen Mazda 6 wagon with the manual to replace my Explorer. They are quite rare and rarely show up for sale. There was one in the Atlanta area that I test drove, but someone bought it a day or two before I was going to get it inspected yesterday. I'm now in a spiraling depression.

Ahh, okay. I think I had a Matchbox version that was red. I gotta see if I can find it.

Was it a Matchbox car?

That's not the same fine, but whatever floats your boat...

"failure to signal"

Recently I saw an Infiniti G35or37 with a GT-R-like front end stuck on. No joke. I hope he doesn't breed.

How is this fair (it's not)? Say you work your butt off and you make more money than someone who just does the bare minimum. You make more than them because you work harder, but then you get fined more for doing the same "crime". That doesn't make any sense.

Is it not a fix-it ticket or whatever it's called? If not, that's some bull crap.

Look how high the beltline and bedsides are, which is typical of most trucks these days. It's terrible if you need to access stuff in the bed a lot.