@Mike the Dog: I think the "Not a Replica" means that the wide body kit is from a reputable aftermarket company (like say Velside etc) instead of an E-bay special kit (which are notorious for not fitting and being crap)

Molested MR2 != $10K

@Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: The engine is NOT connected to the wheels in any way - Its just a big generator sitting in the car. Yes, after the battery goes down the engine is working, and will therefore reduce fuel economy, but not in the sense of a traditional hybrid.

I wish more automakers would put fake badges and interesting camo on their cars to throw us all of

Driven by Don Johnson?

Uh, all Echos are evil little cars, regardless of who is driving them

@Tier 5 Jalop, the King: The skin of the body is aluminum. The car frame is metal, the body frame is wood still.

I guessed that whatever it was had a reverse-spinning engine, but past that I was lost!

Hmmmmmmm! yay Rotaries! and Congrats!

Thank you for not wanting to save my GF's "Desert Rose" (Pink) 2wd Explorer Eddie Bauer. The jalop community will much appreciate the new, blue Mazda3 that will shortly be replacing it...

I work for a Tundra supplier, so watching that one was both fun and painful at the same time!

@Matt Hardigree: No worries, just helping a fellow Matt out with damage control

@GreenN_Gold: You are correct, apparently there is some mis-labeling going on

@mr_dude: I think you think this is the same type of post (Traded-in cars and Traded-For cars) as before. This is not - its two different ways of adding up the data to see what car is actually selling the most with the program. Apparently the NHTSA counts every engine variant of a car as a different model.

@mr_dude: Cars that are on both lists either:

mmmmm - Kia: The symbol of disconnect and decadence

I dig the "KGB" Plates

I can see my house in picture #2!

@CaptMatt15 is high on 9000 rpm: GMV Envoy XUV anyone?

@Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: