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A relatively new car, it only went on sale in 2007, so any potential pitfalls on the used market haven't materialised yet and given Toyota's track record on quality it is unlikely either will prove unreliable or difficult to run.
Information or tickets can be received late, flights changed, or cars prove unreliable.
In Africa, there is a growing awareness of the potential benefits of solar, especially as the conventional grid continues to prove unreliable.
 
 
 
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