As an OMO company owner, I needed a machine to assist me. 
Neither a droid nor cyborg… not even a dummy low intelligent robot, despite I really wished I could have owned an Asimo… A car was actually the machine I needed. The dummiest machine among all above I had just mentioned!
So first of all, what car should I get?
As for my job, my ideal car should be strong, powerful, big capacity for goods loading so I could do some deliveries, especially when customers needed it urgently! Thus, 4WD pick-up truck became my final decision.
Secondly, which brand should I choose?
My first candidate was actually Toyota Hilux! But she was too popular and highly demanded in the market, easily being pursuited or kidnapped by too many buyers! She had yet got too many gossips about her value of popularity! Let me tell you a few that I heard from the field.
Case 1:
Buyer A (BA), "Eh boss! hello hello…!"
The so-called boss, who had just got home, hadn’t had any chance to say a word, turned around and stiffened with terror as he peeked an object shining, metalic, firm with handle, trigger, emerged from the shouting stranger’s waist belt.
BA, "Oh yes," said impudently. "You better believe this. This is not a fake toy "GUN"… see," Then he hit the gun with his key chain confidently. "See, it is solid. Don’t say I never warned you before, ok? Let’s talk something business." He grinned at the boss. "I have a customer… who really likes your car… and… he wants it! Now, give me the key!"
The so-called boss, still too stunned to say anything, handed over the car key with trembling hand. Watching BA drove away the car with his eyes and mouth opened wide.
Case 2:
Buyer B (BB), "Hello friend!" He laid his hand on his so-called friend’s shoulder, squeezed a little to show his friendliness.
Friend (F), "Ooi! Who are you huh?"
BB, "Aiyah never mind lah! Know me or not… Not important right?" Shrugging his shoulders at the same time. "Tell you huh! I have to take your car because hor, I got a customer who said he likes this kinda car behly much ah!" His left leg was shaking like kena shocked like that. Oh oh… No, no, not the guy with the yellow boots!
F, "WHAT!?"
BB, "What ah? Gun lah!" He took out his gun and showing off in front of his friend.
The so-called friend felt his life was being threatened and had to hand over the car key.
Before BB drove away, he turned back and said, "You are lucky ah friend! Today, I came out alone to look for you ah… If the other gang had come ah… I tell you ah, you wouldn’t have stood here to see me off lah! They put everything in action one, you would have been flattened here ah!" Then he waved at his friend and drove away. "Bye bye!"
The friend stunned for a few minutes before making a report to the police station nearby.
Case 3:
All-in-action version!
Two cars blocked the well-known car from speeding further. While the driver, also the owner of the car, was forced to pull over, a few guys got off from the other two cars.
One of them with a pistol, rushed over and pointed it to the driver. Yelled at him, "Get off, down, quick quick quick!" The disorientated driver got down without any idea. Two of the robbers hopped into his car and drove away with the previous cars escorted!
The owner was still considered lucky, as he had never been asked to strip naked, in order to be delayed by the robbers, from making report to the police at the immediate hour.
Case 4:
A David Copperfield’s fantasy version!
One of my comrades came back from a late night entertainment with his customers at 4am. Oh yeah, you could also comment it as a damn early entertainment. Too lazy to drive his brand new Hilux, which was just bought for 5 months, to park it at the garage, he left the car at the roadside in front of his house instead.
Assumed it would have been safe for next few hours, yet to go before another working day.
The next morning, he found his car disappeared mysteriously without a trace!
So many people had posed me the almost identical repeated question, "Why didn’t you buy Toyota Hilux instead of Nissan Frontier?" I would just told them the gossips of Hilux’s popularity. And surprisingly, some of them agreed. As they had heard about the urban legend too.
Those days when Toyota latest Hilux had not been launched, Nissan Frontier was awarded as the "Best Pick-Up of The Year 2004" in the off-road/pick-up category, Germany.
Frontier and I have been getting along in the farming area; rushing through rural places with dusty, muddy, humpy road for about a year now. Though she is not the best nowadays, still performing well.
The only problem with her is she has got a smoky temperament. Don’t press on her too hard, especially in the morning when you try to wake her up, she will burst bad odour, grey smoke out from her butt!