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"Cars.  I'd look at any Jap car only after I had both thighs and both arms broken and the American automakers were gone..."*

Bet you'd be glad of one if your life depended in it's reliability.  I'd totally buy a Toyota, they're the most respected car maker in the world.  Whenever I look into different countries for relocation it's amazing that whenever it comes to buying a car there, it's pretty much always the same "Just buy a Toyota and don't even think about anything else".

Click to discover why a certain Mod spends more time in his Toyota than under it

And if that's not convincing, here's part 2
And if that's not convincing, here's part 3

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Heh. One of my boyfriends in university drove a 1981 Datsun that I think he bought for about $500. And he literally drove it into the ground. He drove for a year without a functioning clutch. Getting up hills was difficult. He would sometimes have to open the door and stick his leg out to push the car over the hill. For steeper hills, if he was unlucky enough to have to stop at a light, he'd jump out of his car and ask the guy behind to push him through the light. Engine kept running despite all sorts of abuse of this sort. Eventually, he grabbed the user manual and fixed the thing himself. Took him about a month to figure it out. It wouldn't surprise me to find that he still drove it. Toyotas are like that -- only even more so.

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