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Just bought this little beastie for my daughter ready for when she has her hip replacement.http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Toyota-Starle ... true&rt=nc

bet that'll be a cracking little car, frugal and reliable

As Kev says, that will probably be a brilliant car, and i wouldn't be surprised if it becomes a long term member of the family,

Good buy mate

Well after a weekend cutting and waxing my shoulder is aching. Spot the difference.

Well still no date for hip replacement but having now owned for 6 months was due an MOT having done about 20 miles in that time. Put a "new" £8 tyre on her and the result, flying pass with not a single advisory.

That's the Toyota way!

My mate is an "actor" (she was a prostitute in the Bill once!! ) and has run one of these on a poverty budget for years, it never looks any different and never fails an MOT and she hauls it all round the country, the fact that it is called a "Starlet" and she isn't, makes it a constant source of amusement!!
Chris

Probably just as well she's not on this forum Chris.

I learnt to drive in a Starlet.
In the day when they were rear wheel drive.

On the plus side daughters op' is the 6th of Jan but on the down side needed a new battery - can't bump start an auto. Still drives like a goodun tho'.