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Is this going to be a trend of having no identification? Wouldn’t that be free advertising? — R.F., Warrenville, Illinois A: The issue is known in the industry as product placement.

(I should know because I had one in my early years only it was brown.) Why no name plates on the car? Is this going to be a trend of having no identification? Wouldn’t that be free advertising?