lol.. CLOSE! Now, if we could only get it work when it WASN'T raining.. Of course, I live in Syracuse.. it always rains here.

It would be expensive as hell right now but technically you could do this by wrapping the car in something like OLED which is thin enough for some shapes.

There is also paint that changes color when you run an electrical current through it (I think the process is called chromism) searching....

Yep, here's an example using an 86!

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuTjAxX9MSU"]Amazing Colour Changing Car | Must Watch | HMTV - YouTube[/ame]

(OK, so this may or may not be fake, still it demonstrates what you are looking for....)

Fake news

It's more then that, camry and most of the toyota line up is no longer the same as 2 years ago with the way they update the model to de-appliance their car lineup & people who buys this segment knows, camry wasn't the best selling toyota for a good time already till they updated the model last winter. There is a reason that it went back up there instead of a toyota suv.

Shit I feel like 10 years old again.......:D Omg I miss this

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMxRQAOApkg"]Warm weather means its mustang season - YouTube[/ame]

"We're just following what the market wants" says industry that spends billions of advertising dollars telling the market what it wants.

;)

- Andrew

https://www.ford.com/suvs-crossovers...181021030111:s


:lol:

Here in AU both Ford and GM plants have closed, they built lots of big 4 door cars that had rubbish build quality, reliability, after sales and resale.

The government kept throwing money at them because of the employment of local workers.

They were told to pick up their game and fix all of the issues they were having, they asked for more money, government gave them more.

Nothing changed, the government got stuck into them again, they asked again for more money, the government said yes but you need to fix the issues.

Once they had the money, both Ford and GM Australia sent the money to the parent companies in the US and closed the plants.

You can still buy Ford and GM products here, but most are made in Asia, they are still poor quality and generally unreliable, resale and aftersales service is still woefull.

I don't know how much money, your tax money, the government gives that goes into bailing out Ford or GM in the US, but maybe your government has put the hard word on them.

Here in AU, both companies made out it wasn't their decision to close and it was the governments fault, not their poor practices.

In the end both Ford and GM had about $15 Billion dollars in subsidies in the 10 years prior to them closing.

Yes this exists. It is expensive.

There is LumiLur which is a light based electrically charged paint.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJDZA1Dev4o[/ame]




There is heat reactive paint like Tcoat's Hotwheels example.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pywsCRlPhNY[/ame]

True and it's amazing stuff (I've seen it in person) but it doesn't let you change the color of the car as it really is only visible at night. It doesn't quite have the output to show up in daylight or at least not in the samples I saw, and it only comes in about 7 or 8 different colors, and you can't switch between them.

Still, its a start. I'd love to have something painted in it.

It is cool until the circuit gets cut from a rock chip then becomes uselss, and I can’t imagine the paint lasting as long.

Or you just CGI everything like the marketing folks do and just flip a button. I bet you there's a pearlescent Nissan Altima in someone's archive for the lulz.

Makes you wonder where prolifant augmented reality can go. All cars are made the same, you just buy skins and soundbytes from the brands to skin it in AR lol.