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I'm talking about the 88-91 Toyota Camry's. I don't know if anyone else has experience with these cars but as long as you have a key to your Camry, you can open up and drive every other Camry as well. The keys are universal apparantly
Shouldn't Toyota have done a little something about it? Do they know about it? Back in high school my friends (both at the time had Camry's of that particular era) they used to steal eachother's cars and put stuff in it all the time. Their keys worked just like it was their own car.
One night after leaving this guy's house we were partying at, we go out to along the road where the cars are parked. My friend with the Camry was driving. We're b.s.ing to oneanother and my friend unlocks the car. I get in and am sitting in the passenger seat ready to roll. My friend the driver is about to get in when my other friend who was about to get in the back seat speaks up and says "Hey Rob.....this car's a wagon man, this aint yours!"
I look behind me and sure enough I was sitting in an old Camry wagon that belonged to someone in my buddy's house. If my friend hadn't noticed we definitey would have driven off with someone else's car and probably not realized for a mile or two
So am I the only one who thinks this is F'd up?


One night after leaving this guy's house we were partying at, we go out to along the road where the cars are parked. My friend with the Camry was driving. We're b.s.ing to oneanother and my friend unlocks the car. I get in and am sitting in the passenger seat ready to roll. My friend the driver is about to get in when my other friend who was about to get in the back seat speaks up and says "Hey Rob.....this car's a wagon man, this aint yours!"
I look behind me and sure enough I was sitting in an old Camry wagon that belonged to someone in my buddy's house. If my friend hadn't noticed we definitey would have driven off with someone else's car and probably not realized for a mile or two

So am I the only one who thinks this is F'd up?
