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ingo

With Urkrainian plates.

@ecclefan: is it worth to travel there?

antp

yes, mk3

taxiguy

What is that car? A Ford Mondeo? :think:

ecclefechan

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3067/2645958347_e0059d9520_o.jpg

Just that, this summer.

I've also driven a Dodge Intrepid around a car park in Florida in 2003, but that doesn't really count.

antp

Daihatsu Terios

ingo

What's this for a car?
http://www.pacificislandtravel.com/easter_island/cars/cars_i98.jpg

This one -in white- was our rental-car, whose name I cannot remember.

marioman3138

the Camary was a 2006 model, and the Commodore was the new model, a 2007 Omega.
taxiguy-In Australia, common rental cars (4 door, 5 seats) a Camarys, Commodores and Falcolns.

taxiguy

Quote From: marioman3138

Toyota Camry, Holden Commodore

Mmmm... two of my favorite cars. You are lucky :smile:

Which generations if I might ask?

marioman3138

1980's Toyota Celica Convertible-Queensland
Pontiac Grand Am-in the USA
Crysler Sebring-in Hawaii
Toyota Aurin, Toyota Camry, Holden Commodore-all on numerous holidays

ingo

ah, Mallorca I forgot. In 1997 I dove there a VW Polo 6N.

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List of Smileys	[quote=antp,21528]a crappy Toyota Yaris [url]http://images.forum-auto.com/mesimages/46032/ToyotaYarisderemplacement.jpg[/url] While the door of my Peugeot 206 was replaced. I did not like that car. Diving position is too "high" (i.e. the seat is rather high and not very sloped), though that I know that lots of people like that, I dislike that as you have the impression that you drive slower, which makes even more difficult to respect speed limits. The inside was really too "cheap plastic" (even compared to the 206 is not especially good for that and that usually it does not annoy me at all) and rather noisy.[/quote]
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