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Yes, well we finally have the Beetle running again (I actually drove it a little, but of course it's a stick so I was kind of bad 
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And, we are currently looking at a 1982 Corolla Station Wagon and a 1991 Camry Sedan that we might buy to replace either my mom's '92 Corolla or my dad's crappy old '86 Camry. The good part is they're both automatics so my brother and I can drive them. We currently have only two automatics (the nice '88 Camry and the crappy '92 Corolla) but my brother and I both hate the Corolla so we fight over who gets the Camry, so we definitely need more automatics.
Also, the only two cars that can go on the highway now are the Honda and the Corolla. But even if you go over about 73 mph with the Corolla the car shakes very badly because the tires are out of alignment, plus it's hard to handle because it has a bad rear suspension.
So really the Honda's the only one that can go on the highway nicely, except it's a stick so I can't drive it
The '88 Camry is a really nice car except you can't go on the highway because you shouldn't go above 60 mph since something in transmission is loose and it shakes very badly and will eventually shake itself apart and the transmission will be toast
But my dad might be getting a new trans for it since it really is a nice car and is worth fixing, unlike some of our other junk heaps
)And, we are currently looking at a 1982 Corolla Station Wagon and a 1991 Camry Sedan that we might buy to replace either my mom's '92 Corolla or my dad's crappy old '86 Camry. The good part is they're both automatics so my brother and I can drive them. We currently have only two automatics (the nice '88 Camry and the crappy '92 Corolla) but my brother and I both hate the Corolla so we fight over who gets the Camry, so we definitely need more automatics.
Also, the only two cars that can go on the highway now are the Honda and the Corolla. But even if you go over about 73 mph with the Corolla the car shakes very badly because the tires are out of alignment, plus it's hard to handle because it has a bad rear suspension.
So really the Honda's the only one that can go on the highway nicely, except it's a stick so I can't drive it
The '88 Camry is a really nice car except you can't go on the highway because you shouldn't go above 60 mph since something in transmission is loose and it shakes very badly and will eventually shake itself apart and the transmission will be toast
But my dad might be getting a new trans for it since it really is a nice car and is worth fixing, unlike some of our other junk heaps