I've got a white 2005 Mazda RX8 with only 50k original miles on it, but I'm beginning to see a little bit of rust around the brake light and under the back tire arches. I'd gladly sell it to you. I want a used BMW 1-series badly!

I'm a car guy, so I always lease because it will ensure me that I will get a new car every two or three years. I love cars and driving different varieties, so I'm more looking at what the lease gives me "in the moment".

Not unlike runaway Toyotas, et. al.

I know it's just a Chevy Malibu, but I find that car to be absolutely gorgeous! I love the lines and the layout inside, too. All the bells and whistles are terrific, but the car has to be good looking to begin with, otherwise who cares? I guess I'm shallow, but compared to other competing models in it's class, I…

I think all the generations are, especially the current one. It's beautiful.

LOL

I think the design is timeless. The new ones can be mistaken for any number of different cars. They've lost their individuality. I've always loved them, but the new ones? Zzzzzz

Maybe so, but the Mazda's and the Fusion and Accord re nothing short of fugly.

I took a road trip in one with my parents recently and I thought it was great when I drove it and it certainly is nice looking cosmetically speaking.

I agree. Google Voice really works best with Sprint because of their option to port numbers, otherwise it gets very confusing and unnecessarily complicated.

So long as it doesn't go out of business, I think it's great just the way it is. I have my GVoice number ported to my Sprint account and, frankly, I can't imagine life without Google Voice. I rely on and use it almost as often as I do Gmail.

I am a big Google Voice user because of this very feature, among many others.

Volumouse http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/volumous… by Nirsoft is an essential piece of software! I love that I can hover my mouse over the system clock and turn the volume up or down with the mouse wheel. I've gotten so used to it, that it's very frustrating when I'm on computers without it.

Thanks for these, Whitson. I was unaware of most of them and am kicking myself that a few of them are every bit as good or better than similar utilities that I've paid for. I'm loving the Keyfinder by Jellybean, especially. Great list!

I'm disappointed because I really wanted them to make a legitimate comeback. I've owned two Saab 9-3's over the years and I drove them into the ground and they just continued to run like new. They were quirky, great in the snow, and fast as f*ck, especially when driven in "Sport" mode! What a shame.

I was excited about this until I realized that it was only for LOCAL videos. What about streaming videos I've uploaded to Google Drive? Now THAT would excite me. This? Not so much. Who keeps videos on their physical hardware anymore? If it's not in the cloud, who cares?

Well, I think just watching the news might do it for you. I read a terrific book once about grief by Joan Rivers. It was a serious book that she took on the lecture circuit and among some of the people she had with her when I saw her lecture, was a woman who's husband and three children were all killed in a…

I've bought or leased several cars in my 40 years and I've found that it's always a good idea to ask the dealership if you may drive the car for 24 hours or even a weekend. I've done it several times and it's really the only way to know what owning the car will feel like.

I love this simple faux leather smartphone stand. It works for iPhones and Androids alike. It's super-simple, works for most screen sizes and makes for a terrific gift. I've been using mine for a long time and have bought several for friends and family over the years. I have one for home and one for my desk at…

I'm sorry to see you go. Yours were always among my favorite stories on Lifehacker. I pre-ordered your book and look forward to reading it and I have a feeling nobody has heard the last of you. Cream always rises to the top and you're bound for much more success in the future. Take care! You made a bigger…