I’m more upset about the twist at the beginning of the movie, where it turns out this isn’t a Firefly movie.

Accurate. He does sound like an SOB.

The option is buried in the menus. I’m the type of person who actually reads owner’s manuals, so I always find the obscure options.

The dealer where I got my Mazda 3 went from sharing space with Hyundai in a former Chrysler dealer (complete with pentastar skylight) to a swanky black-and-white building with a Miata on double-decker lift. Now when I get my car serviced, I just work from there instead of getting a loaner to drive to the office.

Still better than the Ferris Bueller Honda ad.

My 2015 has the option to change turn signal volume, so I assume it’s still available here. Funny thing, the turn signals use the same speaker as the seatbelt warning so you can only hear one at a time. Weird having the turn signal go silent while my wife buckles up.

Now there’s a game that needs to be brought back on the Switch.

It’s because of the radar. If you look, very few current Mazda 3s have the plastic cover, only the ones with radar cruise equipped.

It’s even less impressive than that. I worked for LEGO retail for about a year, got to go to their US headquarters in Connecticut. They have software that will translate any 3D model into a LEGO plan, no real imagination required. You can even scale it up and down, and the program adjusts accordingly.

The threshold is adjustable on the current Mazda3, I use it all the time.

The new Mazda3 will have available AWD.

All right at the time that Lincoln, after so many years being lost, is turning things around and becoming relevant for the first time in decades.

There was a book several years ago called “The Bible Diet” or something similar. My grandfather’s reaction to that was “where do you get the manna?”

I love how they integrated the then-current Mazda grille as an indent on the front.

Have you been hanging out with Paul Lukas?

The Civic is still made in Ohio, at least.

Hey now, there was a very well detailed Jaguar XJ Series 3 in a recent episode of Bob’s Burgers, right down to an accurate dashboard and steering wheel.

I feel like I read this LiveJournal entry a thousand times before in the early 00s.

At least Lincoln realized it. Now we get the Nautilus, which isn’t an exciting car but a great name.

Pretty sure Jaguar showed that off a couple of years ago, so maybe they’ll develop something based off this tech.