If I had my way, I'd eliminate the Matrix name and re-brand each Matrix as a Corolla wagon. America needs more wagons and Toyota counts a Matrix as a Corolla anyway so nothing much will change. I still won't buy one though.
@Kitten_Witawip: "Coming from a poor family, as a boy, [Kirk] Douglas sold snacks to mill workers to earn enough to buy milk and bread. Later, he delivered newspapers and claims to have worked at more than forty jobs before becoming an actor. He found living in a family of six sisters to be stifling, "I was dying to get out. In a sense, it lit a fire under me." During high school, he acted in school plays, and discovered "The one thing in my life that I always knew, that was always constant, was that I wanted to be an actor." Unable to afford tuition, Douglas talked his way into St. Lawrence University and received a loan, which he paid back by working part-time as a gardener and a janitor. He was a standout on the wrestling team, and wrestled one summer in a carnival to make money."
@Kitten_Witawip: I can see Kirk Douglas here. I can see how someone his age could be paranoid about banks having been poor; he worked as a bellhop and lived through the Great Depression. And he's still alive and was acting as recently as 2008.