Not sure about that... I think it’s the perspective.  The second picture looks more centered, but that’s because we are looking from the right-side of the truck.

It’s different in the two pictures of the passenger side and in the first you can clearly see that it follows the body line in a way that a scrape would not do. It’s 100% a reflection.

“Plenty of parking” my left nut. I can’t think of any Chicago neighborhood where there is enough room for the residents cars plus 38 more.

If I’m buying a Toyota, I’m looking for Toyota reliability, which is not what I expect to get from a BMW. 

“Overheight Must Turn” isn’t really good wording, since it’s not immediately clear that it is a specific warning that an overheight vehicle has been detected, as opposed to a general warning.

I say to myself “earth people, new york and california/earth people, I was born on jupiter” ever couple weeks just to center.

We dont deserve the Nissan 370, yet Nissan continues to make it.  It’s what we keep asking every manufacturer to make, a simple manual transmission sports car that’s usable every day, yet it gets slammed for being too heavy (which it really isnt) or outdated (yet we want old school sports cars).

No, that would be this

Pressing the clutch pedal in with your left foot, while simultaneously moving a gear lever with your right/left hand is the only description of a manual transmission that I will accept.

The color is called “Jimny Cricket Green”.

Keep the nice car at home.

As much as any right-thinking Jalop would wish for a cheap Elise, if it came down to actually spending my own money, I think I’d go for another mid-engine sportscar with a Toyota powerplant in the $7,000 range:

By vacinating 100% of society you create a mono culture where single strain of flu will wipe out most of us. People who do not vacinate gain natural resistency and their organism get stres tested which makes them resileint and stronger.