Right. The old model is always better.
What IS generally true is that the first year of a new model is often a bit more problematic, but that isn't normally the case with Toyota.
I don't agree. While the majority "feel" that the 5th gen is far superior to the new one, there really isn't any real evidence of that - just the 'feeling' of the group that owns the gen 5.
You do know that SiriusXM pays the car manufacturers to put their crap into the cars - and then the manufacturer charges you again....
Oh, and they are very profitable.
Don't forget food/treats/toys for the four legged one and put together a first aid kit for yourself and for the pooch. Bring multiple leashes and collars. Plastic bags to clean up.
Check the laws in the states you are driving through as pertains to your Glock. It won't do you a lot of good...
Am I the only one to notice that they quoted 1.5 hours install, but want to charge for 2 hours?
I would run away from that shop. they prey on people who don't do any research and sell cheap crap for high prices.
In general, there types of hood decals are there for a reason - in this case to reduce glare, but these two decals on the sides of the hood don't do that.
But hey, we don't have to look at it, you do - and if you like them, then leave them.
How long have you been taking Motrin for your dental issues?
Hydrocodone is generally a replacement for other pain meds, not a supplement. If you were prescribed Ibuprofen (Motrin) for the anti-inflammatory properties following a dental procedure, then you probably shouldn't be taking it for...
While it is annoying to get these sorts of error messages, it is really immaterial because you can't use adaptive cruise (or regular cruise for that matter) in poor weather.
That's some sort of aftermarket crap added by the dealer. Make them remove it, replace any harnesses they hacked into and replace that trim.
When you're done with that, make sure you keep the WO that shows them removing it if you have issues in the future and file a complaint with whatever...
Agreed. Far too many people think that it is OK to copy an item in its entirety and call it a "replica".
One one side there is the item that, at first blush, kind of looks like the real thing at a distance, but is not marketed as such.
In the late 60's, when Rolex started to become a renowned...