When Lonnie Earl first shows Roy the new red SUV that they will be driving to Reno, he comments that the odometer has been disconnected so he can sell it as new when they come back from vacation. Later on in their trip, there is an odometer shot showing the miles adding up as they travel. [When the odometer is shown, the miles are not adding up, they are switching back and forth between 92 and 93.]Waking Up in Reno (2002) - 1 correction
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When Lonnie Earl first shows Roy the new red SUV that they will be driving to Reno, he comments that the odometer has been disconnected so he can sell it as new when they come back from vacation. Later on in their trip, there is an odometer shot showing the miles adding up as they travel. [When the odometer is shown, the miles are not adding up, they are switching back and forth between 92 and 93.]You may also like: Titanic | Ran | Secretary | The Replacement Killers | The Beach