<p>What difference does it make what MAKE the car is? Dad II already TOLD us what it’s costing him. Any snarky remarks would relate to the cost…not the make of the car…and I haven’t seen any snarky remarks…yet.</p>
<p>I think DadII should not post if he doesn’t expect to get these questions asked of him</p>
<p>Or better yet, next time he asks for advice, NOBODY responds to him.</p>
<p>Either play fair or play by yourself.</p>
<p>FYI, I got an 07 Corolla 2 months ago (paid just under 11K for it, has 34000 miles on it) and LOVE it. Now I want my house to have a lock/unlock remote because my car has spoiled me.</p>
<p>My wife bought a Liberty a yr or so ago. She had considered a rabbit, and a rav4.
My job isn’t tied to American auto industry, but 1 in 7 are.
Saw a guy’s truck vandalized the other day(I didn’t do it.) Someone did a spray paint on his totota pickup that was flying an American flag.
More and more people are seeing an importance of keeping America working, and I suspect those who will not admit to what they drive are afraid of a backlash. People might ask “how many Americans did u put out of work”? Not exactly a fair question, but it is often asked; and some are not proud of their purchase.</p>
<p>Well, it is pretty stupid to be vandalizing a Toyota truck that was probably made in this country. And by the way, you (I mean the generic you) might as well ask yourself where your television was made, your sweatshirt and your sneakers where made.</p>
<p>I agree - the Toyota truck was likely built in the USA and there’s a good chance the random Ford or GM truck was not and may have been built in Canada or Mexico instead. People need to be more informed than taking the simplistic view that all foreign brands are made in foreign lands and the domestic brands all made in the USA. I don’t know what they’d think if they ever discovered that Chrysler was formerly owned by Daimler and now by Fiat with a large interchange of components even if pieces are made here. But anyone who would vandalize anything usually isn’t a deep thinker.</p>
<p>Lurker here. It looks like this thread is getting hijacked. I am still wondering why the original poster won’t answer any questions. It looks like he asks for help and asks for help, and then when he gets what he wants, he disappears. How rude.</p>
<p>and most of these answers were made in the US! :)</p>
<p>Not sure I understand the comment above, but agree that some postersseem to give of themselves, their time, their knowledge, their kindness, etc, and others simply take, and take and take.</p>
<p>To derail the thread even further, here is something for Sue:</p>
<p>[Remote</a> Control Lock from KeylessPro](<a href=“http://www.keylesspro.com/remote.htm]Remote”>http://www.keylesspro.com/remote.htm)</p>
<p>Just like her Corolla :)</p>
<p>And here I was hoping to find out some actual information about a specific car, since H is also looking to replace the 10+ year old car-pool car. Dad II seems to have left the building…</p>
<p>Like others, I am waiting on 2 things:
what car he bought
and his explanation of his post 89(I requested explanation in post 90)
What is he witness protection?
A secret agent?
Russian mafia?</p>
<p>Why is what car he bought such a secret?</p>
<p>Sure is quiet around here. Where is the OP? Road trip maybe?</p>
<p>Hey Bunsen, I want that!!! gonna show that link to my bf, he should be able to install it</p>