When the cars really began to move for Toyota when it introduced its first Corolla to Australia in 1967. It has since become perhaps our most iconic small car and has managed on occasions to become the country’s best-seller. The latest Corolla continues the tradition since it went front-drive in 1985 – unburstable, unassuming and, it seems, unassailable. With 1.8 litres and 100kW all Corollas are quick off the mark and competitively equipped with ESP now available, ABS, dual airbags, air-conditioning and a basic trip computer standard across the board. Transmissions include a six-speed manual or a four-speed auto.
Pricing will depend on include all on road costs, including Registration, Stamp Duty, Compulsory Third Party Insurance, and Dealer Delivery.
Some Model Features of Toyota
6 Speaker Stereo
ABS (Antilock Brakes)
Adjustable Steering Col. - Tilt & Reach
Air Conditioning
Air Conditioning - Pollen Filter
Airbags - Driver & Passenger (Dual)
Audio - Aux Input Socket (MP3/CD/Cassette)
Audio - MP3 Decoder
Body Colour - Bumpers
Body Colour - Door Handles
Body Colour - Exterior Mirrors Partial
Body Colour - Rear Garnish
Bottle Holders - 1st Row
Bottle Holders - 2nd Row
Brake Assist
Cargo Cover
CD Player
Central Locking - Remote/Keyless
Clear Side Indicator Lenses
Clock - Digital
Cup Holders - 1st Row
Disc Brakes Front Ventilated
Disc Brakes Rear Solid
Door Pockets - 1st row (Front)
Door Pockets - 2nd row (rear)
EBD (Electronic Brake Force Distribution)
Engine Immobiliser
Footrest - Drivers
Gloveboxes - Upper & Lower
Headlamps - Electric Level Adjustment
Headrests - Adjustable 1st Row (Front)
Headrests - Adjustable 2nd Row x3
Illuminated - Entry/Exit with Fade
Illuminated - Key Ignition Barrel/Surround
Illuminated - Switch Panel (Window/ Locking)
Independent Front Suspension
Intermittent Wipers - Variable
Map/Reading Lamps - for 1st Row
Metallic Finish Inserts
Power Door Mirrors
Power Steering - Electro-Hydraulic steering
Power Windows - Front only
Rear View Mirror - Manual Anti-Glare
Rear Wiper/Washer
Remote Boot/Hatch Release
Remote Fuel Lid Release
Seat - Height Adjustable Driver
Seatback Pockets - 1st Row (Front) seats
Seatbelt - Adjustable Height 1st Row
Seatbelt - Load Limiters 1st Row (Front)
Seatbelt - Pretensioners 1st Row (Front)
Seatbelts - Lap/Sash for 5 seats
Seats - 2nd Row (Rear) Flat Folding
Seats - 2nd Row Split Fold
Spare Wheel - Space Saver/Temporary
Spoiler - Front
Spoiler - Rear Roof Mounted
Sports Seats - 1st Row (Front)
Storage Area - Under Dash
Storage Compartment - Centre Console 1st Row
Sunglass Holder
Sunvisor - Illuminated Vanity Mirrors Dual
Tacho
Tinted Windows
Trim - Cloth
Trip Computer
Wheel Covers - Full
Friday, February 26, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Paterson Claim in Abuse Case
The lawyer for the woman who had sought court protection from one of Gov. David A. Paterson’s top aides disputed on Thursday the governor’s claim that it was the woman who had initiated a telephone conversation with Mr. Paterson the day before she was due back in court.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Paterson said the woman, who had accused his aide of choking and otherwise assaulting her in their Bronx apartment last fall, called him on Feb. 7 merely to reassure him that she was not the source of rumors circulating about the governor’s private life.
But Lawrence B. Saftler, the lawyer for the woman, contradicted both those claims Thursday. Mr. Saftler said that the woman was called, unbidden, by a female intermediary on behalf of Mr. Paterson on Feb. 7 and told that the governor wanted her to call him, which she did.
Mr. Saftler said the conversation had nothing to do with rumors about the governor’s private life. He said, as he had on Wednesday, that the conversation lasted about a minute, that Mr. Paterson had asked if the woman was all right, and concluded by saying, “If you need me, I’m here for you.”
The woman, who had been pursuing an order of protection against Mr. Paterson’s aide, David W. Johnson, for more than three months, did not appear in court on Feb. 8, the day after her conversation with the governor.
The woman, who has asked not to be named for fear of retaliation, had gone to court on three occasions, seeking a protective order against Mr. Johnson and complaining under oath that she had been repeatedly harassed by the State Police not to press charges or seek the court-ordered protection.
Mr. Paterson has asked Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo to investigate whether Mr. Johnson or the State Police improperly sought to influence the woman into dropping the case. The governor also suspended Mr. Johnson without pay pending the outcome of the investigation. The State Police superintendent, Harry Corbitt, has acknowledged that a trooper from the governor’s executive detail visited the woman in the hours after the alleged assault. Mr. Corbitt said that the police were not trying to pressure the woman but were apprising her of her “options” to seek counseling. He said he did not know if other troopers had contacted the woman, and Mr. Paterson has asked Mr. Corbitt to investigate his department.
Mr. Saftler said that the woman would not speak publicly about the matter but would cooperate fully with any investigation.
“I would like to note to the public and the press that my client is an alleged victim of domestic violence,” Mr. Saftler said. “My understanding is that there has been an official investigation requested of this matter. We will cooperate with the authorities at this time or at any time they so request. We have no further comments pending that investigation. I ask that you respect the privacy of my client.”
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From Harlem to Albany
Related
*
Question of Influence in Abuse Case of Paterson Aide (February 25, 2010)
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Paterson Aide’s Quick Rise Draws Scrutiny (February 17, 2010)
On Wednesday, Mr. Paterson said the woman, who had accused his aide of choking and otherwise assaulting her in their Bronx apartment last fall, called him on Feb. 7 merely to reassure him that she was not the source of rumors circulating about the governor’s private life.
But Lawrence B. Saftler, the lawyer for the woman, contradicted both those claims Thursday. Mr. Saftler said that the woman was called, unbidden, by a female intermediary on behalf of Mr. Paterson on Feb. 7 and told that the governor wanted her to call him, which she did.
Mr. Saftler said the conversation had nothing to do with rumors about the governor’s private life. He said, as he had on Wednesday, that the conversation lasted about a minute, that Mr. Paterson had asked if the woman was all right, and concluded by saying, “If you need me, I’m here for you.”
The woman, who had been pursuing an order of protection against Mr. Paterson’s aide, David W. Johnson, for more than three months, did not appear in court on Feb. 8, the day after her conversation with the governor.
The woman, who has asked not to be named for fear of retaliation, had gone to court on three occasions, seeking a protective order against Mr. Johnson and complaining under oath that she had been repeatedly harassed by the State Police not to press charges or seek the court-ordered protection.
Mr. Paterson has asked Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo to investigate whether Mr. Johnson or the State Police improperly sought to influence the woman into dropping the case. The governor also suspended Mr. Johnson without pay pending the outcome of the investigation. The State Police superintendent, Harry Corbitt, has acknowledged that a trooper from the governor’s executive detail visited the woman in the hours after the alleged assault. Mr. Corbitt said that the police were not trying to pressure the woman but were apprising her of her “options” to seek counseling. He said he did not know if other troopers had contacted the woman, and Mr. Paterson has asked Mr. Corbitt to investigate his department.
Mr. Saftler said that the woman would not speak publicly about the matter but would cooperate fully with any investigation.
“I would like to note to the public and the press that my client is an alleged victim of domestic violence,” Mr. Saftler said. “My understanding is that there has been an official investigation requested of this matter. We will cooperate with the authorities at this time or at any time they so request. We have no further comments pending that investigation. I ask that you respect the privacy of my client.”
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At the Great Lakes International Marine Training Centre at Georgian College in Owen Sound, Ontario, our three-year Marine Engineering and Marine Navigation programs boast a progressive mix of skills training, shipboard training and academic studies like navigation training in our marine simulators.All simulation training facilities are available for deck and engine officers.
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