[Jeff H]

I agree with Marlin. The criticism is the only way you will know that you've got some details wrong. And when people try to sell a car for big money, it needs to be as close to 100% correct to deserve the big money. But a lot of times it's potential buyers that are asking for more knowledgable people to look at a car for them and let them know which items are incorrect. If you're referring to a car that you have that you know isn't 100% correct and you have no intention of selling, then yes, it can get annoying when people critique it when you aren't asking for help. But again, cars for sale should be represented correctly or else they are open to criticism from potential buyers.