Somebody Put 223,000 Miles on a 3-Year Toyota Camry Lease and Walked Away
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That's well over 200 miles a day or 75,000 miles a year, not to mention a mileage penalty that could've easily been greater than the price of the car new.
That's well over 200 miles a day or 75,000 miles a year, not to mention a mileage penalty that could've easily been greater than the price of the car new.
That's well over 200 miles a day or 75,000 miles a year, not to mention a mileage penalty that could've easily been greater than the price of the car new.
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