My mind has never let me see $9.99 as that price; it automatically gets adjusted to $10. Likewise, a car priced at $19,988 or a house listed as $295,000, automatically goes to $20,000 and $300,000, respectively. I've never understood why anyone sees anything other than the rounded-up price, especially when you have…

I owned a 5th-gen Civic hatch, and it handled like a go-cart. Even more so after I mounted some 15" wheels w/ Pirelli's, and lowered it about an inch. My current car is an EP3 ('02) Civic Si and, though it has the same hatchback usability, the handling is nowhere like my old car (power is definitely better, though).…

Correction: I'll still be downloading Top Gear UK via the torrents and watching on a full-size monitor or my TV, for free.

Agreed! That was my pick, and was always my pick for a manual tranny ever since it came out when I was in H.S.

Subaru SVX

Mercedes-Benz S-Class (W140). Lots of power, class and size, and I still see a lot of them on the road, holding up well.

My favorite is the story behind Mercedes' racing color becoming silver.

"Dallas freeway" "by a driver with no license and no insurance". In other words, an illegal alien.

I won't buy it since it's not a wagon, but it's a great looking car.

I just got this, too. Not too worried since I use Gmail and see about 2 spam emails a month, but I think TiVo should give us something free for f'ing up.

This could actually be done—and probably has been already—with very little effort.

MY music on MY device. I'm not going to pay for the same song multiple times; just be happy I paid for it once instead of hitting the torrents.

So sad. As soon as I saw both of these cars pull up, basically ruined just to win a drag race, my heart was broken. Truly a classic Japanese muscle car, and these idiots won't be happy until they fully destroy them.

Can I get radiation cancer from looking at this photo? Please advise.

I don't know, I just get it to connect to my PC. Do I need to allow public sharing or something on my PC?

Magazines.

@Hal: Works on my Android. Sarcastically thank Apple, not Jalopnik.

I've been doing this for a few days now and it always works great. Open the Dropbox app, hit the menu button, and select New. Then take a picture, get video, etc., and when you're done, it'll upload. When you get home, it'll already be waiting in your Documents folder.

I'll watch once the bearded guy is gone, and Adam Carolla steps in as the lead host.