KidVermicious
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First I've heard of this.
Some odometers are designed to fail before reaching 300K miles | News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | KUTV
If that's accurate, it's bullshit, and disappointing. Why would you design an odometer to fail at 299,999 (especially on a Toyota!), and if you didn't design it that way, why wouldn't you notify your customers of the extended warranty to fix it so that they'll stay your customers?
Some odometers are designed to fail before reaching 300K miles | News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | KUTV
If that's accurate, it's bullshit, and disappointing. Why would you design an odometer to fail at 299,999 (especially on a Toyota!), and if you didn't design it that way, why wouldn't you notify your customers of the extended warranty to fix it so that they'll stay your customers?