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Meowmee

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6. Thanks 😀

Reply to Dan (Reply #5)

Thu Feb 13, 2025, 09:06 PM

Feb 2025

We had some Toyotas a long time ago. I have not test driven them yet. They are definitely more in demand but also more expensive as you said. I’m still not sure yet if I will be buying used or new. I’m going to have to downsize my car if I buy new, which I don’t want to do because I’ve driven midsize larger sedans, and it saved my life in accidents.

My current car is 6 cylinder which I prefer, but most only have 4 cylinder now.

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