1. Things on the list are what people recommend. The Maxima had the most.

I like it when 3rd party software ships with back end databases that we can get into to, but sometimes being able to get in there and see how they have their data organized can be a little scary when you see how messy some of them are.

um wasn’t it obvious that the glass would crack? also...aluminium.

the calm casual comments while upside down after an interstate rollover brought to you today by seatbelts.

This should surprise no one, these people have been throwing wild parties since before Moses came off his mountain.

Coming here to drop some knowledge, found knowledge already dropped. +1

Maté, the US doesn’t use RON as a rating...or at least not alone... we use r+m/2 (Research Octane Number or RON + Motor Octane Number or MON divided by 2). RON 100 is like 95 US octane. Still great.

Does its parking sensor work?

Then petition your state government. It’s none of the federal government’s business.

Really Giz? You’re doing the “Simple Trick” clickbait headlines now? Do dispatchers use this trick for stubborn belly fat as well? How about “The Simple Trick that MTA and Obama don’t want you to know about!”

This game easily has taken hours from my life. Between the NES version playing 4-player with all my brothers, and the stand-up Arcade version with its infinite-spin steering wheels and 3-human-player action, it’s a challenge to this day.

Yes. Ironman Stewart’s Super Off Road.

Ironman Stewart’s Super Off Road

RC Pro-Am. Still a riot 28 years later. And that damn orange truck is still infuriating.