^ Geg, once again you've made me laugh out loud at my office. Thank you for your humor! (Still laughing at "enormous weight with a sweaty ass"- I hope you got your HHR cleaned out when you bought it my friend!).

Later
Allex

 

No, my friend.
My HHR did not come very clean. but this is not a problem.
In Russia they say: "Tanks are not afraid of dirt. "

There were problems with the brakes and traces of low-quality repair of the muzzle. But I solved the problem.
Now my HHR - an excellent car. Passers-by like it very much.

 

As Geg said, there are people out there that know how to reset the computers on all of the cars to make them look like they have next to no miles, reset the computer to clear codes-basically make them "look" like a new car. And no, they aren't specific to Russia.

I was watching the show Wheeler Dealers on HDTV here in the US(it's a British TV show) and they had a guy on there that was a reformed "whiz" that showed how he could make an odometer "lose" 50,000 miles with the click of a computer key. So yes, it does happen-it's just not as prevalent here in the US(at least that we are aware of) as it is in Europe.