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To: Lonesome in Massachussets
my 2004 Camry that I drive was part of my inheritance from my dad, who bought this car just before my mom passed away.

..it was sl used then, he managed to bend the frame in an accident but it was fixed properly, and its been one easy running economical car forever..

..it has almost 200,000 miles on it and has been back and forth across the country several times....

knock on wood no major problems at all....

not let me tell you about my 1993 Plymouth Voyager...):

173 posted on 08/07/2013 4:36:37 PM PDT by cherry
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To: cherry

Dollar for dollar the best car I ever had was my ‘92 Camry, V6. My 16 y.o. daughter wanted to drive it to the “library” to do “research” for homework during an icy snowstorm. I was adamant that she not, it was the kind of night I would not have gone out in, except in an emergency. I offered to drive her, leave her and come back for her. She refused, and insisted she drive herself. Her mother jumped in, and I was forced, against my better judgment, to relent. Surprisingly she slid into a telephone pole on way back from the mall - nowhere near the route to the library. That was the end of the Camry. It wasn’t sexy, but it was a fine car.


175 posted on 08/07/2013 5:36:56 PM PDT by Lonesome in Massachussets (Doing the same thing and expecting different results is called software engineering.)
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