just a note to keep your head up guys... fking theives are

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just the other day, my buddy caught 2 teens trying to break into his hatch... as they took off my buddy followed them and kicked the **** and of both of them....
stupid fockers called the cops for assult, but the cops didn't charge my friend as he was defending his property!

 

i woild love to beat theves *** like that.. always picture myself doing that a few times i got jacked before.. they steal **** like clear corners when it was cool back then.. just the thought of turds toutching my car burns me up

 

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i feel you on that one man. the gizzo bastards even stole my shoes and air freshener. what sick **** steals used shoes. to hell with em. paying to repair the car has literally made my life a living hell of bills. ****

 

Here`s my question: (as dumb as it may seem), why is the 1989 Toyota Camry the most stolen vehicle? Its a POS and its 14 years old! I don`t get it...Can someone please explain this to me? I`m thinking that they made so many of them, but I mean, c`mon now, how many times can a car be stolen? How many can there be left?


Its not a performance car, its not going to be in good shape, so what gives??? Anybody care to enlighten me on this?

 

Popular in that they run forever (it is a toyota) and just like most other popular models - parts are interchangable for that series of model years - i.e. engines, transmissions, fenders, doors are all swapable (sp?)

 

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No way. Who keeps a old 1989 Toyota Camry going?

My theory:
Easy to steal when you need a ride.

 

i say you are both very correct, they are easy to steal and have market value... just like dc2s and EGs!!!!

-Bryan-