A+; so good I walked across the house to get my phone to sign in to google two factor to star this.

It is a 2007-2009 XV40 Camry (looks like LE trim based on the wheel covers). Starting in 2010 the taillights became standard multi-LEDs arrays.

“If you want more room, you’re not looking for a car. You’re looking for an SUV,” [Jake] Fisher, [Consumer Reports’ director of auto testing] said. “For the same price, same fuel economy and more utility, you could get yourself an SUV, and sometimes one with a third-row seat.”

2016 Madza 6 - 6MT

Oh no. They do:

Hey! My hometown (Appleton, WI) here. This is 100% of the drivers on US-41. Used to drive that everyday round trip for work. Terrible drivers.

As you may be able to tell from my name... I drive a Camry. 2011 Slushbox 4 cylinder. It always starts, it gets 30 MPG or more all the time, and it is boring. However, while working to buy a home and not be trapped in debt it is the car to have. The best car is the one with no payment and that always works. One day I…

How could they go off-road without AWD? These guys did this with only FWD? (http://toyotanews.pressroom.toyota.com/releases/toyot…)

Non-interference for the win.

What about the timeing belt on the Camry? Dosn’t that thing have like 6.5 billion miles on it?

4th Gear:

Finance is what I was getting at. But really their image at times as well…

Exhibit A:

Rough prototype:

There are not enough stars in the world for you.

That is because Nissan is the Japanese (and French) Chrysler.

1st & 2nd Gear:

Yes.