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Brandon M
Reviewed a 1990 Toyota LE on Jan 31, 2010
After some added features like the new windshield wiper arms & blades, and the Diehard Gold battery makes this an awesome car. Good overall performance, and even though it is 20 years old it has only 59k original miles on it.
Charlie P
Reviewed a 1990 Toyota LE on Apr 1, 2008
My parents bought it new at a dealer in New Jersey when we moved to PA the first time. It was a 1990 LE/V6 sedan, white with a blue cloth interior and all the options, including a sunroof and a power seat. The car was loaded.
Jamie D
Reviewed a 1990 Toyota LE on Jan 19, 2008
160 hp is fairly good for a car 18 years old, and it does have an additional power button, plus there is an overdrive on/off button in case you need to downshift to 3rd on the freeway. Gas mileage is decent, but reliability is great. For all the spoiled kids at Dvc that drive bmw's, benzes and so on, Every dime that's gone into the car in the last year has been mine, you couldn't even afford a service on yours. And the only service it's needed has been brakes/alignment.
学 梅
Reviewed a 1990 Toyota LE on May 7, 2008
I drove our family's old camry for awhile after crashing my 2nd i30, it of course being a 16 yr old car wasn't as nice. It was noisy, weak, required tricks to start soemtimes, and the transmission would slip. It also had plenty of gas fumes. The ride was squishy but the handling grip was amazing. It's simply how this thing would roll like crazy but still grip, just that alone I love.
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