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A COMPLETE 2013 Toyota Corolla Owner Manual and Audio system Owner Manual

THE MANUAL COVER AND THE PAGES ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.COVERS
ALL TRIM LEVELS .TELLS ABOUT THE INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS,INTERIOR EQUIPMENT,DOORS,LOCKS, STARTING AND DRIVING, CAR CARE,AND TECHNICAL ITEMS.COMES
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