I have a spatula that I use to flip burgers in a frying pan on my stove, which gets a heck of aa lot hotter than the interior of a car unless the car is on fire, and it's made of plastic...and it doesn't melt.

There are hundreds of different types of polymers with a lot of different properties including very high melting points. The calculator and cassette tapes (haven't seen one of those in years BTW) were made of a type of polymer that melted at a very low temperature. I still don't buy the Glock's melting in the car bologne. If we were talking about blowing up, I'd believe you, but melting in a car, please. I'd like to see just one verifiable and documented case of a Glock melting in anything but an open fire. Until then I'm going to say that everyone who believes that nonsense is gullible, and anyone who spreads that nonsense is full of ****.

Mike