That’s absolutely terrifying to think about.

Seems like it. However I have seen some Californian dealers do it; Lexus of Glendale sticks chrome badges on the trunk saying Lexus of Glendale.

Unfortunately I don’t see any sticker edges…let’s hope it isn’t.

I think some dealer plate frames look good if they show the manufacturer name; it helps to disguise the fact that it’s advertising.

That’s funny. It’s as if he thinks the cars are specially made for each dealer.

I haven’t heard of fake badges where I live, mainly because the real performance trims are plentiful and because people will catch on instantly. Hopefully someone else here will name a dealer that does fake badges. I’d like to hear how the dealer gets away with it.

Even animals can’t resist the VTEC.

Somehow I imagine that would work appearance-wise.

Every Miata can baby if you want it to.

It’s adorable. Why isn’t this a production car yet?

It looks like Nissan Rogue that’s gone...

Even the headlights are triangular. WAKE UP SHEEPLE!

Based on this image, I can tell you that the Type R will have HELLA TYTE JDM EARTH DREAMS i-VTEC KICKING IN YO.

I have been inside one. And the plastics are ok. If you want to feel cheaper plastic, try feeling the plastic in a Versa.

I’m looking forward to more carbon fiber integration in the car chassis. It amazes me that the stuff once reserved for supercars is now trickling down to regular cars.

The fact that street racing is still going on.

True. You can find all the generic models in most places, but licensed models are much harder to find.

I see we have a lot in common.

I have authorship on there but don’t visit often. I think it’s time for me to change that ;)

But even if you have the money and cars we’ll decline you just because we can.