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Old 10-10-2007, 03:56 PM   #33
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there is no way the new camry is a mid size car... it takes up more space than my AU falcon in the garage (a garage designed for the pencil thin or motorbike riders)

maybe considered mid size due to its tiny engine....and a loop hole for people to get cheaper rego

but anyways yes i notice that in camry's and in just about any car now..... the roads are advancing + no one giving a toss atitude + not knowing the road rules + everyday distractions = road rage and accidents
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