That would be semi-believeable if that Honda had a FL plate one it. This thread is not a joke thread.
1. The OE Rubber covers do wear out the Impala's OE Brake Pedal cover has half the grooves in the rubbor worn smooth. And the automatic shifter is worn out. The button keeps flying out of it.
2. Where's the ignition hidden?
3. I had to get new innertubes on my bike trailer and when i did they came with simular caps to those exept instead of being black or grey they were red.
4. Alloy wheels are WAY out of the price range I can afford. Plus with all the trouble they cause on the Impala, I am in no rush to get any.
5. The beads DO do wonders if you have a bad back. My mom got them for the front seats of the Impala. They also do wonders if you have a sore ass.
The dice are illegal here (you can't have anything hanging off the mirror), and those bobbleheads are tacky
The Honda semi-believable? Perhaps, but maybe he just thinks he won't get pulled over without a legal US license plate. After all, you haven't always driven with a front plate.
1. I thought the pedals were on the Daewoo? If they are, this doesn't answer my question. But anyways, why do you replace the pedal when the grooves are relatively useless (its more the material itself that provides traction) yet think it's ok not to change the oil for years on end.
2. The ignition isn't hidden, it's on the steering column but it's an electronic system. The whole fob just slides into the slot and the key is verified digitally. Then you press the start button. To get the key out, you press it in and it pops out. The hidden key within the fob is only for manually locking/unlocking the doors, trunk and glovebox, it can't be used to start the car (there is actually a programmed
plastic valet key which is your other option). The Comfort Access is an option, the standard key has the same ignition, just no keyless start or button-free unlocking/locking. You'd otherwise have to put the fob in to start and use the buttons to unlock the doors.

3. Cool. What's a bike trailer?
4. I think you have much higher priorities than buying new hub caps or doing modz. Just be thankful the ones currently haven't fallen off or been stolen.
5. Good lumbar support also helps.
6. I don't actually have fuzzy dice.
7. You just insulted the most revered man in Jewish history. Bobbleheads are not tacky, Dwight Schrute has quite a collection of them.
I forgot, I also have this mod:
and these Floormats
And in the winter a roof rack to mount my ski rack. I'll have to find a picture of that setup.