I was thinking about this one. It really depends. If the odometer is simply a digital logic counter, then sure - what you’re proposing is possible if you can get into the gauge cluster and adjust it from there. But... I’m about 90% certain that it’s not in this case.

Haha. 35 year old rice boy who has had a job in IT since ~2000. Moved to the north east, so I decided to sell my good southern climate toys to buy something sporty and all weather friendly. And that can fit a baby seat. That’s a pretty small niche of cars.

Yeah, but some of us need a car that doesn’t make us look like 20 year old rice-boys.

Incorrect. Although my 2-seat 2005 350Z does have baby seat anchors, local laws prohibit me from installing a baby seat in the passenger seat since it qualifies as a “front seat”.