As for countries I suppose it would be better to add a factbook on legal issues for each country.

Maybe. But I don't understand it, why in the world LA Token is ready to obey laws so easily? They are a cryptocurrency project after all and aren't located in these countries they're so afraid of.

Can I tokenize, and then actually sell my used car using the LAToken platform?

OK, OK. Let them ban the USA participants and maybe Chinese, and obey the laws of their base country... what is it? Poland? Russia? Whatever it is, I don't believe it has strong security. Why restrict the access by every sign of complaint from any official?

Security laws, you mean?
OK, let's imagine everything will be exactly as you say. To hell with all the other laws and legislatures.
Guess how many trustees will agree to work with LAToken?

LAToken can just not show the real identity of the trustees. Saying that they are highly respected leaders of the market will be enough.

They risk to be exposed to public dishonor everyday then. Dishonor because they are involved in the platform which in this scenario may easily be a "place to sell stolen cars" - that's your words.
You think that by just hiding their real identity you will compensate for these risks?

What are you talking about? What drugdealers? It's about that LAToken can register these trustees and say: those are real trustees, you can address them, we trust them. It's LAToken reputation and they will make sure that trustees are really to be trusted.

I believe that they get their compensation from the operations, don't they?

Via LAToken as a middleman.