Can I drive 3 times as fast on the highway? …

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Comment on Toyota “Will Sell” Char Aznable Gundam Auris by Anonymous:

Can I drive 3 times as fast on the highway?

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Toyota “Will Sell” Char Aznable Gundam Auris:
  

  It gets three times as many traffic tickets as a normal car.

• Toyota “Will Sell” Char Aznable Gundam Auris:
  

  lol, thats the best costume and char they could find!?

• Toyota “Will Sell” Char Aznable Gundam Auris:
  

  Does it come with re-entry systems?

• Toyota “Will Sell” Char Aznable Gundam Auris:
  

  They see me rollin’….they hatin’….

• Toyota “Will Sell” Char Aznable Gundam Auris:
  

  I’m a feddie… But I support this Car! SIEG ZEON for whoever is able to buy this one~!

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