I had one of these as a rental in late 2010 or early 2011, and I’ve been dreaming about one ever since. One of these might actually be my next car once my lease is up later this year.

Yes, I’ve always said the Pacifica was ahead of its time. It was held back by it’s abysmal reliability early on, the extra dismal turn of the century Daimler-Chrysler interior, and it’s high MSRP. The styling holds up though. With a few minor revisions it wouldn’t look out of place as a 2015 model.

Yeah, she drives a Hyundai Sonata and doesn’t have car insurance. I’m sure that Sonata was probably her only asset.

Has there been any follow up on Steam’s progress? It’s still nearly impossible to get in touch with somebody at Steam that actually seems to have read your ticket, and will actually respond to your concern. It also still take forever!

They would if it looked any good...

Well, there are some pretty bad games that probably cost these people less than a dollar. I’m a software hoarder so there’s no way I would ever use this feature. I can see why somebody would want to get rid of a game.

I guess, but it’s not rear-wheel drive and it doesn’t have a great engine. I like the Mazda6 as a mid-size sedan, but it’s not a match for the ATS in driving enjoyment. I’m guessing the Camaro is going to be similar in feel to the ATS.

I had a loan lined up for a 1992 Lexus SC400 about two years ago, however it was not a very large loan ($4000 or so) and I have a very good credit rating. I know there were a few credit unions in the area that offered “leisure vehicle” loans on things like classic cars, boats, jet skis, and other such things. However,…

Because the Lacrosse is as nice or nicer than almost any other low to high $30k car. It is spacious, quiet, comfortable, and has a nice interior without being ostentatious. I would take the Lacrosse any day over an MB CLA, Audi A3, or Acura TLX whose interiors have a lot of cheap parts and wide swaths of cheap black…

Are there really manics that spend $5 every single day on coffee??? :| I buy expensive locally roasted hipster coffee for myself to drink at work, and it’s about $5 a week.

That video will never stop shocking me.

As a fellow fat guy from Buffalo I second those recommendations and I would also add The Bar Bill Tavern in East Aurora to the list if you’ll be out that way. They have great wings, and one of the best roast beef sandwiches you’ll find in the area.

The thing is that the motorcyclist had no responsibility for what happened to him. The reaction of the driver was waaaaaaay beyond what it should have been. Just because somebody does something illegal on the road does not mean anybody has to react to it. Call the cops if they’re endangering other drivers.

While I agree that making your own, better, levels is a solution. It’s not fun to play your own levels. Most of the levels I have put together have been played by me over and over again. There’s no challenge, no surprise, and I know all the secrets. So yes, it’s frustrating to play the 100 Mario Challenge trying to…

Yeah, eat healthier and your mental health problems will disappear.

This is easily the biggest screw up in the entire commercial.

Then he should start paying more attention when he leaves his car. There are plenty of indicators in his car that it is still “On”, including an indicator light that explicitly states that the car is “On”. Make it part of your routine to always press that button and you won’t have the problem.

You don’t know the whole situation though. Maybe he’s been reprimanded in the past for any number of things. Just because one offense isn’t necessarily “fireable” doesn’t mean he didn’t have attendance issues, productivity issues, or any number of other things that could weight the decision to terminate him.

Pretty much all international corporations are like that.

Me too, but sometimes you gotta travel for your dream car! :)