It’s OK, not great. And it’s certainly nowhere near $10 grand worth of great. No Dice.

Just because it’s named “Portland Head Light” doesn’t mean it’s located in Portland, Maine you cubicle rats.

30 days? Riiiiggghht ...

What’s a full lineup for a car manufacturer these days?

Two hands full.

Gonna need a backhoe to replace that divot ...

I dunno ... I’d say a new stove for the equivalent of $260 is a lot more than nothing ...

More bullshit than bull. No Dice.

For $43 grand? No. Way. No. How.

Tempted to do what?

But now it has AI. And Blockchain. And other buzzwords too!

Actually, where I live in sunny S.Fla., folks do use dash carpets to protect their pristine dashboards. And massive, fugly windshield sunshades.

I suspect if it was pristine, there’d be a separate picture to illustrate that fact.

I have.

That looks nothing like a 30-year-old Celica.

Breathe in ... breathe out ...

Trippy toy.

The problem is, I postulate, that the center section is designed to be exceptionally rigid and the bolt-on front and rear subframes are designed to give a little.

I don’t think you see what I see here:

Subaru, Toyota and Hyundai/Kia aren’t shut out of this program.