camry

You can get an Accord or Camry with 150k miles or a Scion with a bit under 100k.

If things are not good, it would be good form to at least drive a camry to the office.

How many people that bought a Corolla would have taken a Camry for the same price?

And you're cooped up in a Toyota Camry for 15 minutes with this person and absolutely no one to run interference for you.

Barr points out that in 2005, the Camry had no such logic.

While it seems clear that fast driving increased T levels (both Camry and Porsche drivers increased from city to country), that isn't all that this explains.

That would be fun in a porsche - boring in a camry.) I'd like to see the test done with an accelerometer in the car.

The changes for cost reduction make the design process more complex and a Camry or any car is full of legacy features (the model designation is nearly 35 years old).

Depending on what sort of city driving you are doing, the fact that the porsche has higher T levels in the city than the camry does in the country says something.

In cars, it's the Camry or the Accord, which can last a good 20 years with little servicing, gets you from A to B with decent fuel economy, and can be had second hand for a few thousand dollars.

Or it could be fast driving, not fast cars, that increases testosterone levels (the difference between highway and downtown driving in both the Porsche and the Camry group seems to suggest that possibility) -- and people driving Porsches just tend to drive faster, just like people in red cars tend to drive faster.

If my 69 year old osteoarthritic mother is threatened by a criminal because he likes the shade of her Camry she isn't going to pontificate root causes, she's going to produce the Airweight revolver from her console and I guarantee you her aim is much better than a thug's.

Summary: Toyota settled an unintended acceleration lawsuit connected with analysis of the source code for a 2005 Toyota Camry showed it was defective "spaghetti code." There'a a lot of poorly-organized code in the world, and a typical excuse for not cleaning it up is that "it works" so there would be no return on fixing it.

The problem is that Padmapper saw that there were no red Camry's and decided to build and sell their own red Camry's, using Toyota's parts.

In case you've never tried it, the experience of driving a Porsche is substantially different from driving a Camry.

The Camry, however, continued speeding down the ramp and across the road at the bottom, crashing into an embankment.