Are shops regulated by the state? If they charged for work they didn’t do, or did something wrong and won’t make it right, you should have legal recourse

Welcome,  from another woman in this traditionally male industry!

Isaw the concept at NAIAS. That went a bit off the rails for production 

This stretches the definition of advice, but I overhead a guy I worked with telling someone on the phone that the reason his brake pedal was going to the floor was that the brakes hadn’t “seated in” yet. Coworker had done the guy’s brakes as a side job. The place we were working at developed aftermarket repair data.…

Cars weren’t expected to live that long...back in the day, the odometer rolled over at 99,999 miles and went to 0

States don’t have a lot of motivation to change their processes. Or money. They couldn’t get unemployment software fixed and that is a lot higher priority

But it’s not just GM. They all want some of that sweet subscription money

Yeah,  but did Brokaw ever do a news report while hanging upside down? I don't think so 

And if you’re a guy, you’re peeing outside. Always

Yeah, I see that it’s a cartridge toilet. Guess that makes sense in such a small trailer

4.75 gallon black water tank? That is not a lot of flushes

My aunt got one of the first ones. She ended up testifying for the government when they sued GM because the brakes were so awful 

1973 Valiant Scamp was my first car, and it did sport some impressive rust, although at least it had an intact floor, unlike my friend’s 1975 Civic

Agreed, acting all smug about the PT is a terrible take. I was at the Detroit show when it premiered and it was a sensation. There are still a ton of them on the road, impressive considering their age.  IMO it's better looking than the current Prius, among others. 

I was referring to the person who used to post here as Mergio Sarchionne, back when The Sweater was making eyes at Mary Barra

Tru Coat...they put that on right at the factory 

I  miss Mergio. Whatever happened to that guy?

Probably before your time but think back to how thefts of T-tops were drastically reduced...insurance companies stopped paying for used ones. Demand was almost eliminated. Not sure there’s a similar way to disrupt cat thefts, though

I would like to know one untrue thing that is included in CRT.

White TEENAGED INEXPERIENCED DRIVER driving a 6000 lb truck. Other than a Ferrari,  that is the last vehicle a new driver should have