1993 Toyota Camry

Definition

The automotive equivalent of an immortal deity—a vehicle so reliably built that it refuses to die even when it should be retired. Spotting one on the road is basically proof that mechanical perfection exists.

Example Usage

My 1993 Toyota Camry just hit 300,000 miles and runs better than most cars half its age.

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