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02-05-2006, 12:16 AM
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Seems Toyota has developed the SLE on a model of their own. I understand the SE (IMO Standard Edition) but the SLE?
http://toyota.com/camrysolara/models.html
what next, toyota Celica GXP?
http://toyota.com/camrysolara/models.html
what next, toyota Celica GXP?
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Some letter patterns are just cliche.
Like the R/T'* of the road.
The dodge stratus has the SE, ES, R/T.
Even names are sometimes "borrowed" like the concorde.
Chrysler had one, as did AMC.
Like the R/T'* of the road.
The dodge stratus has the SE, ES, R/T.
Even names are sometimes "borrowed" like the concorde.
Chrysler had one, as did AMC.
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Originally Posted by ga93sle
I've seen SLE on the side of Chevy and GMC 1/2ton trucks.
but on a Yota? EEEEWWWLll
02-05-2006, 01:22 PM
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Since at least 1999, the Solara'* been using the SLE for the top model designation.
Not a bad car, I'd take the first-gen model in V6 5-speed form.
Not a bad car, I'd take the first-gen model in V6 5-speed form.
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