Joene90
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Being Dutch, my primary vehicle is my trusted bicycle 
This is my amazing 1993 Toyota Corolla.. Got it about two years ago with only 65000 km driven. The only thing I would change about it is that it's an automatic, I'd prefer to drive a stick.
My first car was a 1990 (my birthyear!) Daihatsu Feroza with a hybrid hard and soft top that I'd change in winter and summer respectively. That was an amazing first car to have, it had 4WD for strolls on the beach (AWESOME), the aforementioned softcover could come off when the weather was hot, it drove perfectly and it was nice and high for a good overview of the road. (Also, my cars need to have a lot of legspace because I'm quite tall; this one was perfect!). Too bad I took it for a drive to Prague, and on the German Autobahn on the way back I was trying out how fast I could go. I made it to 180 km/h until the engine overheated, and we haven't ever been able to fix it. R.I.P.
This is my amazing 1993 Toyota Corolla.. Got it about two years ago with only 65000 km driven. The only thing I would change about it is that it's an automatic, I'd prefer to drive a stick.
My first car was a 1990 (my birthyear!
) Daihatsu Feroza with a hybrid hard and soft top that I'd change in winter and summer respectively. That was an amazing first car to have, it had 4WD for strolls on the beach (AWESOME), the aforementioned softcover could come off when the weather was hot, it drove perfectly and it was nice and high for a good overview of the road. (Also, my cars need to have a lot of legspace because I'm quite tall; this one was perfect!). Too bad I took it for a drive to Prague, and on the German Autobahn on the way back I was trying out how fast I could go. I made it to 180 km/h until the engine overheated, and we haven't ever been able to fix it. R.I.P.
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