So I guess you can't take the test in a truck? Every truck/SUV that I have driven has the e-brake as a foot pedal. In fact, a lot of cars that I have driven has it there as well. Can you take the test in a car that uses an electronic brake and has a switch on the console?

I totally agree. I may be “old school,” but I prefer to own my games on disk. It’s nice to see them on my shelf and to also know that i am not relying on a service to play them.

What would you call this then?

I will most likely be doing a business trip to King of Prussia the first week of November. Is there a way I can see this Japanese machine?

Have you ever used it? I use it with my Galaxy S4 with a case on it no problem. It has held up to daily use for nearly 2 years.

How is this trending crack pipe? This is a Jalop car if there ever was one. It's a wagon, small turbo charged engine, manual transmission, strong aftermarket support, good handling, etc.

Vote: Kensington Universal Windshield/Vent Car Mount

I am not, but i bought my 2003 Explorer that way back in 08.

They are probably the auctions that require a dealers license. Find a dealership buddy that will take you for a small fee. You get a car for hundreds-thousands cheaper, and he gets a couple hundred bucks for a sale that he never had to touch while at an auction that he was probably going to be at anyways.

I4. My wife got the car from her dad when she was doing coops in college, and her dad finally titled it to her a couple of years ago. I am unsure of when/if the timing belt and such was changed. I only drive it because it does a lot better on gas than my ZL1 or Explorer.

The 2000 Accord that I DD is starting to act like this, but it does have 227,000 on the odometer.

A better alternative would be for the insurance companies to decide if they want to insure recalled but non-repaired vehicles. Of course there would have to be a grace period from the announcement of the recall and when it has to be done due to parts availability and scheduling.

Now if only Amazon would give us #&$%ing Chromecast support.

I would imagine that the cars have tires that can’t be rotated. I know my Camaro is that way. Not only are the front and rear different sizes, the tread pattern is as asymmetrical. The tires are left/right specific.

It also has a manual option for the first time ever instead of the old garbage automated transmission, which U.S. dealers didn’t even want!

Not always the case. We had an outdoor cat that was a bit too fearless. I once started my Explorer. I took my time to set the radio and GPS. I put the gear lever in Reverse and let off the brake peddle. The moment I touched the gas peddle the car did a bump. Apparently the cat was comfortable just sitting under my…

Have you ever been in one or seen one in person?

I can press one button to call OnStar. It automatically mutes the radio to take away background noise. I can ask a person for what I want and get recommendations. Then it will automatically show up on my in car GPS and the next turn and street name appear on the Heads Up Display in my windshield. Never did I have to…

My thoughts exactly! I love having the navigation instructions on the HUD on my Camaro. I also find that it is MUCH easier to read the map on a 7-8" screen than a 4-5" screen when I do have to glance down to see exactly where a street is.

I hadn't thought of that, but it makes sense.