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@tsscartrading: ✨ 2005 Toyota Camry 2.0E (A) ✨ Sedan legend yang memang tak pernah salah pilih ❤️ • Cat Crystal White 90% masih berkilat • Body kit siap, nampak lagi garang • Absorber baru, jalan rasa padu • Alternator baru – senang hati pakai • Interior kemas & bersih • Electronic seat fabric, selesa duduk jauh dekat • Android player baru, terus siap pakai • Engine & gearbox smooth, tiada bunyi pelik • Aircon sejuk macam ais • Mileage 180k, jaga elok Nak cari kereta comfort, luas dan tak cerewet? Camry ni memang pilihan steady. #toyota #camry

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Sandwich Kepak Gagak :
tayar bunga tebai tebai.. buntut bilakang besar cantik².. ekon cantik lg ley
2026-05-17 10:38:41
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Steven Er :
在那里？
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Ada lagi ke.. Kat area mana?
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DaNiLToN :
kereta masi ada ke?
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ranjitsuren 💞 :
Kereta ada lagi ke boos
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