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1990 Toyota Corolla LE [AE92]

1990 Toyota Corolla [AE92] in A Few Good Men, Movie, 1992 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: JP — Made for: USA

1990 Toyota Corolla LE [AE92]

Pos: 01:22:52 [*] Background vehicle

Comments about this vehicle

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G-MANN UK

2010-01-18 14:10

This and the Saab are seen briefly passing by in the background, don't we have enough Corollas and Saab 900s on this site?

antp BE

2010-01-18 14:13

I do not know for the Corolla, but the Saab is worth listing :p

bh US

2010-01-18 14:25

A background car shows the setting of a movie. Just because there are Corollas in other movies doesn't mean it shouldn't be listed for this one.

And the generation is E90:
Link to "upload.wikimedia.org"

G-MANN UK

2010-01-18 14:35

antp wrote I do not know for the Corolla, but the Saab is worth listing :p


If it was any other car.... :p

If you like them so much, why don't you drive one?

antp BE

2010-01-18 14:48

Too expensive and too big for my garage :(
(and currently I do not own a car anyway, I just drive one lend by company, it is cheaper :D)

-- Last edit: 2010-01-18 14:48:39

G-MANN UK

2010-01-18 18:08

Is there nowhere else you could park it? And I didn't necessarily mean a brand new one, you have a good, steady job don't you? Well, I hope you get one one day since you seem to like them so much ;)

antp BE

2010-01-18 18:10

Some day I'd probably buy a 900 (either classic or NG) or 1st-gen 9-3, but it sounds a little stupid to pay for a car while I already have one that I can use for free...

chicomarx BE

2010-01-18 23:10

antp wrote Some day I'd probably buy a 900 (either classic or NG) or 1st-gen 9-3


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Put one of these stickers on your car and win a new 9-3! :D They're handing them out at the Brussels autoshow.

Or for a used one, the amount of devaluation is unbelievable... You can easily find a 900NG for 2500 euros and less now. Have a look on http://www.saabforum.nl/ it's a very active Saab community with a big "for sale" section too.

atom SE

2010-01-18 23:21

There is a good reason why it's easy to find a cheap 900NG, it's the worst car ever built. The 9-3 however got rid of all the problems so I would recommend that one instead.

chicomarx BE

2010-01-18 23:34

A first gen 9-3 is equally cheap, I'd say the differences were very minor. The 900NG still resembles more the classic 900 with its longer bumpers.

How exactly is it "the worst car ever built"?

atom SE

2010-01-18 23:41

I see SAABs every day and nowdays you could never find a 900NG without rust but I don't think I have seen any 9-3s with rust. It's a well known fact that 900NG had much worse rustprotection, also some mechanical issues (but I don't know much about that).

chicomarx BE

2010-01-19 00:45

I've no rust at all, never had any real problems with it, but then it's properly maintained. I know of people who have driven 700.000km with a 900NG. Up north it's probably much worse with all the salt on the roads... With a classic 900 you of course have to worry about rust.

It's a little expensive to maintain and replace little things but I don't mind since I like driving it... You should be defending Saab since you're Swedish not me! ;)

The one thing I'd recommended Antoine is to only buy a car with a complete service history at a Saab dealer, more important than the amount of kilometers.

-- Last edit: 2010-01-19 00:46:36

bh US

2010-01-19 00:47

All this talk of Saabs and no one corrects the Corolla year/model? Perhaps this site needs some enthusiastic Japanese members to counteract the Swedish influence.

chicomarx BE

2010-01-19 01:09

Japanese cars have no character. Not now and never had...

taxiguy US

2010-01-19 01:18

Great... have fun pumping money into your character car, and I'll cruise around in my "souless" Toyota, basking in the refinement and repair-free experience.

-- Last edit: 2010-01-19 01:21:57

chicomarx BE

2010-01-19 01:27

To each his own. I know Toyotas are very well built but to me they have zero appeal.

chicomarx BE

2010-02-05 18:20

taxiguy wrote Great... have fun pumping money into your character car, and I'll cruise around in my "souless" Toyota, basking in the refinement and repair-free experience.


Oh taxiguy, have you heard? You must take your Toyota back before it kills you. They tend to accelerate when you don't want them to. Buy a SAAB before it's too late.

Ingo DE

2010-02-05 22:31

When the Toyota-problem comes up, I thought at first about the American hysteria of the mid-80ies Audi's. There was no defect at all, it was just the fact, that the drivers had been to stupid...

@chicomarx: but a SAAB can really f.cks you up - when you cannot handle it. Like me once. A friend told me "Please put it out of the no-stopping-area and park it somewhere else" and gave me the key. So I did with his 1977 SAAB 99 - and was become really heavily pissed, when I wanted to lock and leave the car! The ignition key...

btw. I still have kept the key-bag for you. ;)


@Max: this happens to SAAB-drivers, but surely not to Toyota-owners: /vehicle.php?id=272564 :p :D

rjluna2 US

2010-02-05 22:42

ingo wrote but a SAAB can really f.cks you up - when you cannot handle it. Like me once. A friend told me "Please put it out of the no-stopping-area and park it somewhere else" and gave me the key. So I did with his 1977 SAAB 99 - and was become really heavily pissed, when I wanted to lock and leave the car! The ignition key...

:lol:

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