and we will all die of cancer at some point anyways.
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Oh God, I hope not . . . A Lexus at the very least.Originally posted by thunderlizardNot necessarily. You might get run over by a Hyundai tomorrow.Comment
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A Lexus is merely Toyota with less style and more expenseOriginally posted by wobbegongOh God, I hope not . . . A Lexus at the very least.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Yep, as Diver says it's all a con - another example of how we get ripped off in the UK.Originally posted by DiverA Lexus is merely Toyota with less style and more expense
On the continent, they are badges as Toyotas.
Here they are badged as a Lexus and you pay a premium for them.Comment
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Originally posted by el duderand we will all die of cancer at some point anyways.
You might die of sypholis, so you will have something to brag about
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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