For some crazy reason, EVERYONE wants to move there. (Obviously a wildly overblown statement.) I grew up in the Bay Area, and went to college here as well. A very large percentage of the people who came to my school from out of state decided to move to The City after graduation. A large percentage of those same people…

So are they using “San Francisco” because everyone knows where it is, or is he actually at San Francisco offices for Google? There are comments throughout all of the articles on this blog stating that he has parked it at the Shoreline parking lot, which would be Mountain View, not San Francisco.

1. Tune engine to produce most power possible.

I do believe those just run over the edges of the bed, and not through the center. Sure, you lose some width at that area, but with the width of most trucks now, any wider and you are outside of the lane.

“... a little fuel map tuning and maybe a little more boost. I’m sure that option is around the corner for those who don’t mind turning some of this truck’s sweet, sweet efficiency into powahhh. “

I find it really interesting owning a diesel truck right now as in my part of California Diesel is actually cheaper or the same price as Regular. I know that it hasn’t been that way for the past couple of years, but Diesel doesn't seem to fluctuate in prices as much as gas. I have been paying $2.69 for the past couple…

Is that a live front axle I see? Well then...

Hopefully we will never have a Praying Mantis version.

Its kinda funny you say that, as I feel the same way about my PowerStroke. Yes, it has gobs more torque than the nearest V8 gas engine, but there is just something different about that roar and burble.

Just to cover both possible questions: on OS X, you can open the file by either hitting CMD+O or CMD+Down Arrow.

Coming from Windows, I got so used to hitting Enter to open things that I quickly learned Enter changed files names in OS X. Never even thought of another way to change its name.

Looks a lot more useful than the undersea storage in the ‘15 model. There are 2 of them. One for the single seat, and one for the bench, and they are not shaped in a very convenient way for most uses.

My big question with one of those “bells and whistles” in particular is, “How does Adaptive Cruise Control work while towing?” I normally like to keep a good distance from people while towing, for obvious reasons, and I tend to use cruise control quite a bit for the long stretches.

The full height brake lights make this bed look extremely short.

The belt lines don’t match. Thats a deal breaker.

This (or one of its younger future siblings) is in my future.

This needs all the stars.

My father has a 2004 Duramax. When I used to take it on trips, I could easily get 21 MPGs on the highway. 22-24 was not unheard of when “hypermiling.”

Not as ugly as I thought it was from the previous leak.

This proportion seems off. It makes it look like the wheel well goes all the way to the top of the bed.