User experience (UX) professional here.

When you are a taxi cab company and you don’t follow current taxi cab laws, you aren’t allowed to be shocked when courts rule against your taxi cab company.

My cars (CTS, Expedition) are just the right size for two adults and three daughters that will kill each other if squished together for so long and the road trips we take.

I tend to forget that they even still make the TT. That’s a lot of coin though for something that shares its platform with a basic hatch.

If I was in the market for crossover, I’d get a Toyota Highlander and be done with it. No, the Highlander won’t be fun to drive, but it will be reliable.

Turns out that brand image cache doesn’t really carry over when you’re looking at actual technology.

I’m chuckling at the notion that the 28th official game in the longest running RPG series (http://nintendo.wikia.com/wiki/The_Legend_of_Zelda_(series)) is somehow “revolutionary,” but HZD isn’t? How about the fact that it’s the first satisfying AAA title to feature an independent female protagonist, who (as far as I…

Horizon Revolutionary, maybe not. Nearing or even reaching the pinnacle of evolution of the open world genre as we currently know it? Highly possibly. Aside from the rather unique take on combat it doesn’t do much new, but it does everything it does do, all so damn well.

Revolutionary for a Zelda title? Doesn’t seem that revolutionary in general terms.

The first time I did a Cauldron (post-Metal Ring), it was so radically different from everything that it honestly felt like Aloy had stumbled onto an alien world. Here was a girl decked out in animal leather and fur walking around on Tron lines and metal cable and it was so eerie and profound that I had to move slowly…

Yeah, but then you will own a Buick.

Honestly I don’t see what the white Sequoia did wrong; it appears to be stop and go traffic, it also appears there is a left exit or split coming up (watch till the end), the Sequoia signals to move into the lane, there was a white accord directly behind the Sequoia therefore if the Sequoia slows they’re slowing…