Agree. I think it looks amazing, too. One of my favorite cars of all time.

Haa! Nailed it.

Haters gonna hate, apparently!

I agree this is the nicest looking Buick design we've seen in maybe forever... But there's still something a bit off to my eye.

Nailed it.

My money is on stupid agency.

Perhaps the idea is that his Porsche broke down on the side of the road and had to bust out a couple of tools for a roadside repair. Said tools which just so happen to always be packed in.....

And yet, here you are.

Right on indeed, el duderino! Right on, indeed.

The high-end thrust Thrustmaster products are sweet, but fyi I made the mistake of buying one of their cheaper sets (Ferrari red challenge IIRC? -the $80 one), and it was utter garbage.

FYI, Fanstec sells adapters for $5-$20 directly from their website now. Make sure you are on the US site rather than the .eu url, and you're good! Onward and upward, fellow jalop!

Fanatec also makes some awesome wheel/pedals/shifter hardware. I love my Alcantara-wrapped Porsche GT3 RS v2 wheel, and their new line of wheels look insanely good. Likely a bit pricey for most casual racers, but these things amplify the giddy goodness many times over.

Always bring your own parts when the job is above your own pay grade, but NEVER take them to Jiffy-Lube or similar low-rent oil change place.

I agree distracted driving has gotten ridiculous, but you can't trade away the rights of everyone based on the actions of a few. If it were just phone state and maaaybe ui-specific user input data, limited to the moments before an accident - that'd be one thing. But the capability would certainly be abused by Johnny…

Toads, except that it's pretty much 100% already here. I'm not wearing a tin hat, I swear. Check this and prepare to make yourself a little more paranoid than your every thought you would about big brother: Jacob Applebaum: To Protect And Infect, Part 2 [3…:

This. A thousands times, this!

Wait... Huh?!

#COTD

Also very much agree $400 for the tech in a ps4 is still pretty amazing. Can't wait for oculus and all the next level stuff!

No joke, I dropped a little over $400 on my initial trip to the most ghetto PC parts warehouse in my city, and I spent another $100-$150 on little upgrades like ram & 64bit thereafter. Call it under $600 and I've got a rig w. specs well ahead of the new consoles.