Another Stolen Car list
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Another Stolen Car list
http://autos.msn.com/advice/article....c=msn>1=3491
Still baffles me how the 88-91 Camry is the most stolen car over the last 15 some odd years
hehe none of us made the list
Still baffles me how the 88-91 Camry is the most stolen car over the last 15 some odd years
hehe none of us made the list
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Re: Another Stolen Car list
Originally Posted by Jim W
http://autos.msn.com/advice/article.aspx?contentid=2891&src=msn>1=3491
Still baffles me how the 88-91 Camry is the most stolen car over the last 15 some odd years
hehe none of us made the list
Still baffles me how the 88-91 Camry is the most stolen car over the last 15 some odd years
hehe none of us made the list
I've done that before for a friend with keys locked inside.
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Re: Another Stolen Car list
Originally Posted by Jim W
http://autos.msn.com/advice/article.aspx?contentid=2891&src=msn>1=3491
Still baffles me how the 88-91 Camry is the most stolen car over the last 15 some odd years
hehe none of us made the list
Still baffles me how the 88-91 Camry is the most stolen car over the last 15 some odd years
hehe none of us made the list
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"...the most stolen color was white, followed by red, blue, black and green." rut roh...another form of the white curse?
Bill, do you mean you can break into a Camry with a pencil?
I believe it was a Camry that one of my friends was telling me she took to a mechanic and when she went to leave they got her car mixed up with another the same color and she actually unlocked it and got in before she realized it wasn't hers....so apparently the keys were the same :?:
Bill, do you mean you can break into a Camry with a pencil?
I believe it was a Camry that one of my friends was telling me she took to a mechanic and when she went to leave they got her car mixed up with another the same color and she actually unlocked it and got in before she realized it wasn't hers....so apparently the keys were the same :?:
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Like Bill said..it boils down to how easily one can break in, and availability. Common cars=common theft. I also wonder if people junk their cars and claim they were stolen so they can get $$ out of the insurance company for a new one. Probably not that often... :?:
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Originally Posted by Miami
I believe it was a Camry that one of my friends was telling me she took to a mechanic and when she went to leave they got her car mixed up with another the same color and she actually unlocked it and got in before she realized it wasn't hers....so apparently the keys were the same :?:
All the ricers need parts for their late 80'* speed demons.
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Originally Posted by repinS
Now tell me, what the HELL performance-related are you gonna take from a 88-91 Camry?
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Originally Posted by Miami
I believe it was a Camry that one of my friends was telling me she took to a mechanic and when she went to leave they got her car mixed up with another the same color and she actually unlocked it and got in before she realized it wasn't hers....so apparently the keys were the same :?:
