Amazing what a difference the small changes between these two images makes. The bigger wheels, subtler color, and body color cladding make it look soo much better!

I watched them launch this boat on the Columbia Tuesday morning. It immediately made me think of your previous article, which I looked up and showed my coworkers. I managed to snap a number of camera phone pictures. It;s got a really interesting steering/propeller setup.

Seconded! I got one of these for $7 when I got my 2012 Nexus (right when the 7 first came out). It was a pretty great case overall, especially for $7. Well fast forward to 2 months ago and I left my nexus on top of my toaster over for for 30min while it was 400F! Suffice to say the case was toast (no pun intended) and…

How has no one posted the BRZ yet?!? The "boomerang" is pure badass!

2013 WRB BRZ here and I can vouch for how easy it is to chip this paint. It's ridiculous!

"The writer seems smart" If you take a look at the name of the author, it's Carroll Smith. In my automotive engineering courses his books were very nearly regarded as handed down from on high. His contributions to motorsport and SAE go above and beyond most people you could think of. Experience DOES back him up.…

Alpine A110! HNNNGG! So much want!

About to get pedantic on your ass...

No it won't. No one has even suggested that. It MAY have OIS (optical image stabilzation), like the G2 but that's looking unlikely. The latest data gleaned from leaks suggests it's got an 8MP sensor, not the 13MP sensor that's in the G2.

One of the most common comments about Henrik Fisker is that while he was an ace designer, he didn't have the experience or the know-how to keep all the different moving parts involved with a car company in order. While Elon Musk was hardly a seasoned automotive industry veteran — far from it, in fact — he had already…

Hence his next line "It's wasteful and crazy."

I'm 6'2 and have owned a BRZ for the past 10 months. It fits me like a glove!

My old 240Z

Relevant - http://gizmodo.com/is-it-math-or-…

I'm not sure about all metals, but Aluminum is fairly easy to recycle. Aluminum production is incredibly energy intensive so recycling it is very important. Additionally it is practically infinitely recyclable.

Actually, even when an energy user is able to specify that they want green energy, that's not actually how it works. They get the same energy supply as everyone else, but their higher payments are used by the utility to purchase greener energy. In effect every utility customer gets a bit more green energy in their…

It should be pronounced more like "FolksVagen" with V sounding like an F and the W sounding like a V.