The benefit is that later, given a few errors of judgement and/or a fear of mortality, these become part of a steady supply of low-wear replacements.

The question being why would they have a Camry?

A random Texan image, copied & pasted with no notion of what it means.

yes, it’s called ‘craigslist’

Line up engines and transmissions from VW Brazil and permits from impossibaland for all the regulations and we’re good.

That was surreal

From their ads in Japan, Toyota does have a performance line.. however, this example does not answer that question in any way.

So why couldn’t you have predicted this problem, General?

These crossover sitcoms are complex to keep up with.

Of all the questionable vehicles I’ve registered over the years the only problem I ever had was clearing an old lien on the title.

Belker was a character, but this series established Lt. Buntz, formerly of Chicago’s Hill Street Precinct, the best worst we dont know how this got greenlit cop moving temporarily from drama to comedy of television.

http://tricities.craigslist.org/cto/5814410091.html

Yeah, but you do get rural desperation, folks willing to help get that ‘scrap metal’ to the recycler, which it isn’t, its the spare parts.

I see two toro

I’m pretty sure it’s awful, but you could get a new 1965 Avanti II in 1983. Then it gets weird, the end coming in 2006, somebody woke up in Mexico, realized they were building an Avanti and promptly escaped.

A shadowy flight into the dangerous world of a man who does not exist.

like a normal car.

*meets or exceeds regulations; this was a test of adding seatbelts to school buses. Otto will need some time off after this one.

Honest answer

Candidates will primarily be considered in New York to work out of GMG’s mothership.