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this post was submitted on 25 Dec 2023
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This isn't entirely uncommon, but my 20 year old car is in perfect shape, fully paid off, and can do any job. I'm proud of that thing.
Sounds like a treasure. Toyota?
That's a super safe assumption in this case, but this one is more of an anomaly. It's a Jeep Grand Cherokee.