This time, I watched about a Nissan Maxima. This car was very worn-out, and the door of the driver's seat was broken. Therefore Seth, who is an owner, had to from a back seat. Furthermore, his car might stop because of overheating, and the car was mistaken for an illegally parked car before and had been towed away. It was too tattered, I thought that he should buy a new one.
Then members of GAS remodeled this tattered car. The car was reborn fantastically by them. It was painted clean blue, and the design of a lightning bolt was drawn on it. The door of the driver's seat was repaired, too.
I thought technology of their remodeling was very wonderful, because a lot of knowledge is needed to remodel the cars. However, there is a thing I can't understand. They set up a cotton candy machine in the car, because Seth who is an owner of this car likes sweets. The idea is fascinating for sure, but it isn't possible to pile baggage in the car. If I'd like to remodel my car, I don't want to ask other people to remodel it.
The fun of this TV program is that the tattered car is completely reborn, and the reaction the owner when the car returned is interesting.
A bad point is the case that an owner doesn't know how the car is remodeled.
If I had a tattered car like Seth, I would buy a new one.
This is an American TV program, but there is a program like this in Japan. That's a TV program which makes a house over. Anyway, I want you to remodel mine into the one I would hope to have.
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