I had a Magna BMX back in middle school (you know, just the typical $120 bike from the store, nothing special), and near the end of its life, the handlebars started to get really wobbly, right around the headset.

The 6.4-liter V-8 Wrangler Rubicon 392 Concept is not intriguing, mostly because of the last word in its name.

cite 87 years of tradition and point out that Washington’s current logo was designed by a Native American in 1971

The Diode Dynamics SL1 LED bulbs are probably some of the best out there - and you certainly pay for it. They’re designed to work just as the factory lights did, except a lot, lot brighter.

Sounds like a fancy way to say “racism”.

This was the most important thing I noticed, as well.

Exciting, but I think it’ll only add to the Gladiator’s biggest reason it doesn’t sell as well as FCA expected: its price.

Probably will finish The Walking Dead: The Final Season. Which means, I am sure I will be emotionally wrecked.

Who cares?

Because MUH FREEDOMS or something?

I’ve been lucky enough never to lose a 10mm socket - but I continuously misplace them (I think I usually have 2 or 3 of them out at a time, and all briefly disappear), multiple times while working on a vehicle.

If you had played any Ubisoft games prior to that point, and had them connected with your Ubisoft account then you would have accrued some points, even without playing on Uplay (for instance: all my AC games are on the PS3/4). If you didn’t have an account yet, then no points would have accrued. Either way - said…

I’d imagine you had a fair amount of accrued points that were acquired on or before March 31, 2017, and those went away April 1, 2019, and then after that, every month points expire that were earned two years prior to that.

Yup - as of April 2019 - they expire 2 years from the date of acquisition.

Unfortunately, those would have bought a Sonic in the past instead buy something like a Trax (EcoSport would be the corresponding vehicle to the Fiesta), because that’s way more fun to dri...

I paid around $15 for the Gold edition, using one of those 20% discounts you can buy with your Ubisoft points because they expire now. Had 140 expiring, so I could use 100 for the discount, then have 40 left to buy a few items for the game. I guess it worked out all right, though I’d rather have let those expire and…

Every time.

All these new automotive startups and companies popping up left and right is reminiscent of the scene at the start of the 20th century. Hundreds of auto manufacturers, each maybe making a vehicle or two, ever, before disappearing into history or being bought up by the larger manufacturers. 

Oh good, the game I literally just bought seven days ago.

This is something I’d very much like to do to my garage, but even though it was poured in 2002, there are easily as many cracks, despite being poured with expansion joints. I also have a ton of oil stains on it.