> I miss my 2005 Toyota Corolla This begs the question, why did you get rid of that? I bought Toyota Matrix new in 2006, still driving it. From what I can te

> I miss my 2005 Toyota Corolla This begs the question, why did you get rid of that? I bought Toyota Matrix new in 2006, still driving it. From what I can tell, keeping it running is still more environmentally friendly than replacing it with a new car, even if that car is electric/hybrid. Has no smart anything. Hardly ever breaks. Probably good for another 150k miles, and at this rate it'll be another decade or two by then and all the current car garbage will be worked out or legislated around.