Originally Posted by Natey2

If the expensively modded inexpensive car gets totaled, will insurance only pay Blue Book value on the stock version of the inexpensive car?

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Originally Posted by SW13GS

This explanation is no different. You're still looking down your nose at people who want to customize their car but don't have $50,000+ to spend on a car. Regardless of what you say now, the use of the word "garbage cars" is pretty strong. You can't call them garbage cars and then come back and say that you didn't mean they were garbage cars. You meant it.

What makes a car "something worth customizing"? Why would you think no thought went into a Camry or an Accord? Have you driven the new Accord? I can promise you, MUCH thought and design goes into those cars...the Camry is a much more important car to Toyota than the GS, they're just mainstream cars.

Originally Posted by Infamous3

I didn't mean it, i didn't know another word to use to describe those kind of cars. And because just look at the current/past designs of the accords and camrys, you seriously think designers spent months designing it? At the most they took a couple of weeks, could be less.