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Been driving it to work and she keeps up with traffic just fine. Love the 1300cc for the 90HP. Been taking her on the interstate but I mostly keep it at 105 - 110 kph.

Excellent cargo space. Not the best though. Mitsubishi Townbox Wide has the win for that. Gotta shoot a video for a road trip in this thing.

I don’t know why, but ever since I visited Japan and would ride in the Japanese taxi cabs, I’ve always been a sucker for the white dollies. I always try to find a set for my Toyota’s when I can, so when I purchased my Prius C, I was curious to see if the Toyota Aqua had one and they did so I had to get it.

The outer head rest in the rear seats are different from the Toyota Aqua as they use the center head rest for all three. But that’s an easy fix. I’m off to the junkyard to see if I can find any salvageable headrest for Toyota seats or maybe eBay. ☺️☺️☺️

I really hate that this brand is no longer present in the United States. When I think of it, I can’t even recall the last time I’ve seen a Suzuki on the road. They’re very scarce, but the few that I have seen are still holding up very well.

Anyway, the kei van movement is steadily growing in popularity in the United States but I find that 1300 cc vans are far more practical. This seats seven people and gets 90 HP.

Cool 1300cc mini van that seats 7 people. Love it and has working cassette player. Really wish we had these in the USA.

She’s a seven seater minivan that gets 90 HP and has a working cassette player!

And only has 33,000 miles on it I couldn’t be happier.

I love my Prius!
🎶Oh what a feeling - TOYOTA!🎶

Traded my beautiful Toyota Celsior, because it ended up becoming my daily due to unforeseen circumstances. And as much as I thoroughly enjoyed driving it for the comfortability, it was just too painful at the pump.

They originally had it listed for $17,795.
Negotiated it down to $15,850.
Offered my Celsior for half that price.

After taxes and fees, I only owe $8600 on it. And the car only has 71,000 miles on it. Well taken care of and a lifetime engine warranty.

I am loving it. I drove 64 miles back home and I haven’t even lost a bar on the fuel gauge display. 🥹

🎶Oh what a feeling - TOYOTA!🎶

Traded my beautiful Toyota Celsior, because it ended up becoming my daily due to unforeseen circumstances. And as much as I thoroughly enjoyed driving it for the comfortability, it was just too painful at the pump.

They originally had it listed for $17,795.
Negotiated it down to $15,850.
Offered my Celsior for half that price.

After taxes and fees, I only owe $8600 on it. And the car only has 71,000 miles on it. Well taken care of and a lifetime engine warranty.

I am loving it. I drove 64 miles back home and I haven’t even lost a bar on the fuel gauge display. 🥹

🎶Oh what a feeling - TOYOTA!🎶

Man what can I even say about this beauty. Was driving my ‘89 Camry but the transmission gave out. Luckily I have these two girls on standby. Dusted her off and I’ve been driving her as a daily to work. Long commutes but driving is so therapeutic to me, I enjoy it.

Obviously the milage is horrible. I typically get 23 mpg going 68mph, but it is what it is. Thinking about selling the Crown for a hybrid or a Prius, but I know I’ll regret it and I love my Crown way more than my Celsior too 😜.

Anyways, shout out to Lexus for making such an incredible car. She has 80,000 miles on it. Hopefully I can someday join the 400k club. 🥹

I have a 1996 Toyota Crown, a 1989 Toyota Camry, USDM and a 1998 Toyota Celsior and I love them all so much!!!

But I really wanna get a die hot to try seven or the rebadged Toyota Sparky. HELP!!!

I think I have an addiction.

Photos just don’t do it justice. I turned off the TV for a crisp look. However, it shows the movie I have on Crystal clear.

I wish we still had large selections of Mitsubishi products to choose from. It sucks seeing them such a shell of themselves in the US. Oh well.

I have a washer and dryer that appears to be at least more than seven years old. I really don’t like the idea of washing my clothes in someone else’s old appliance, but some people have recommended keeping them until they croak.

I’m learning a lot about lawn care and landscaping. But I don’t have anything at the moment to start. I found some really great websites here in this group to order some grass seeds with, but the landscaping company that’s going to finish off the yard following the repairs I had to my septic system is insisting on receding my backyard with fescue grass.

I really don’t want the same boring green grass that literally everyone around me has. And he seems pretty intent on finishing up the space with that. I really hope I can stand my ground and tell him no. I believe he was hired from the previous owners of the home as a part of closing agreements.

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So this is my first home that I’ve purchased and I am totally new to lawn care but I know I don’t want the boring Bermuda green grass backyard. I want to be whimsical and different. What type of vision do you think would work best with this backyard?

So this is my first home that I’ve purchased and I am totally new to lawn care but I know I don’t want the boring Bermuda green grass backyard. I want to be whimsical and different. What type of vision do you think would work best with this backyard?