My truck driver friend tells me that having a container of urine on board is a serious offense.Hence,some drivers have a disposal hole drilled in the floor to avoid being caught and fined.Just sayin.

“Toyota,badge perception?” Yeah right

Maybe when the typical consumer who knows little about the nuts and bolts of an auto finally understands the reasoning behind the Volt limited electric range,then it will have a chance.

The lines are definitely treated with some sort of rugged black coating.

I recently took a close look at the underside of a 10 year old salt road driven and rarely washed Ford Escape.In spite of the normal body corrosion,the brake lines were all a smooth shiny black and looked like new. Why is that?

I don't see any mention of the paperwork,unless I overlooked it.A salvage title would certainly cloud the resale.

We have a choice.Either allow ourselves to be monitored or allow the extremists to have free reign.

I must be one of the few heterosexual men left in the world.

That missing piece that allowed water intrusion didn't happen to be the windshield?

Perhaps if a person's sexual preference were kept to themselves there wouldn't be so much controversy over whether it was right or wrong.

I haven’t really cared about a Malibu since they were available with a 396 way back when.

Yes,that is the very problem.Some people feel that a scuffed plastic facia is a tragedy and will seek all sorts of advice and inflated repair estimates making some invisible or superficial damage a cause for documentation.So,when reported to Carfax,the most minor "collision" is listed for the world to see as the mark…

Let's suppose a driver of a nice valuable vehicle is rear ended several times over the course of a couple years by pimple faced teenaged girls texting.None of them did any real damage,but the thuds were strong enough to jolt the driver and scuff some paint.Is the owner supposed to file reports and potentially lose…

Take it easy Bentley guys,no one is going to mistake a Ford for one of yours.

Mad Max has got to be the most realistic portrayal of my daily commute on the freeway.

I sincerely respect your imagination,especially when subjecting yourself to world wide criticism.

And if you expect your newly built project to look the part,price out the paint supplies first.Provided that someone can guide you in the process,expect to still spend thousands.

Maybe those Chinese guys will make a fake Challenger Hellcat even I can afford.Granted,it'll have an 89 horsepower four cylinder motor,but you can't have it all.

If only for the good old days before Carfax and salvage titles.

Just a thought that I'd like to be the first to appreciate this fine idea.It's easy to nit pick and criticize the works of others.For those who believe this is a simple matter,why not get some help to pry yourself out of your urine soaked potato chip encrusted recliner,kick aside the weeks of lite beer cans,waddle…