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06-14-2009, 08:58 PM
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Parallel Parking Pro
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In this case, the Yaris wins.
It handles better, and can get you out of a dangerous situation instead of relying on its crash stars. Note how the Camry loses control, the Yaris is on the inside line of the Camry, and still retains enough control to brake in the same distance it takes the Camry to spin to a halt.
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