And of course, Murphy's law is in effect, as the blizzard will take place right when my wife and I were planning to tour the maternity ward of the hospital we're planning to deliver our baby at. Fortunately, we were able to reschedule, but it's annoying.
Car was in the shop and they gave me a Toyota Camry. Was worried I would be spoiled by the smooth, quiet ride, but no! Back in the $13k Yaris and it feels warm and comfortable. Screw you expensive cars.
Not entirely sure how Camry qualifies as an expensive car. It's pretty low cost considering the size & features. Of course I haven't looked at them for about 5 years... but I got a 5 year old Camry with less than 50k miles on it for under $15k (for everything including registration and whatnot) in 2008. It was pretty much in perfect condition other than being 5 years old.
Not entirely sure how Camry qualifies as an expensive car. It's pretty low cost considering the size & features. Of course I haven't looked at them for about 5 years... but I got a 5 year old Camry with less than 50k miles on it for under $15k (for everything including registration and whatnot) in 2008. It was pretty much in perfect condition other than being 5 years old.
Camry is pretty much the generic "family sedan" type of car. You can get it partly pimped out with leather seats and the like, but it's more or less your basic 4 door, cloth upholstered, American-style family sedan for those who want a bit more legroom than you can get with something like the Yaris or even the Corolla. The really fancy sedan from Toyota (before you move up to Lexus) is the Avalon.
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Puh. That shit is lame.
I feel as though this is an untapped market.
/mostlyjoking
I test drove a Yaris. Fuck that car.
Terrible rear visibility.
Cramped console.
Annoying placement of gauges.
Ugly.
Stupid.
Passenger seat is comfy. I'm set.