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This Corolla Altis refuses to die

This Corolla Altis refuses to die

chitchatboy

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blogentry-133713-0-42348000-1469071454_thumb.jpgWe all know Toyota's reliability is top notch and most will easily outlast our 10-year COE cycle. Don't believe? Here's one very tough Toyota Corolla Altis that can still amazingly drive despite the huge amount of damage done to the car.

 

Spotted on the roads of Pakistan by another motorist, the car appears to have crashed sideways into a pole or a tree. We wonder why the owner did not bother towing it to the scrapyard...

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0QtcvpDMwE


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Sdf4786k

There are worst example

Insurance written off cars are repair n resold back to the market

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