In the 1960's they sold a few thousand cars and by 2009 they were outselling General Motors. How the heck did they pull that on off ? ?How did Toyota become the largest importer of cars into North America?Quality, and reliability lead to quantity.
I also love the new Chevy commercial which states that the new Impala is more luxurious than a Toyota Avalon....
Have these people even LOOKED into an Avalon before?
Or is Chevy basically saying that they are as luxurious as Lexus/BMW/Audi........
Talk about LYING to the public......How did Toyota become the largest importer of cars into North America?
Low defect rate...basically leading to a more reliable vehicle. You can google "kaizen" and you'll get an idea of their philosophy.How did Toyota become the largest importer of cars into North America?Reliable and cheap to maintain.How did Toyota become the largest importer of cars into North America?
cuz they freakin ruleHow did Toyota become the largest importer of cars into North America?It's called lying to the public. Cheap foreign labor, and copying how to make cars from American auto makers. Yes, they've gone from making cheap bubble gum toys and trinkets to automobiles. The only trouble is that no one can tell the difference between the two even today. One thing is for sure, anybody who reads the Toyota consumer complaints link below would be asking the same question as you. But then, the blind always follow the blind don't they?
http://www.arfc.org/complaints/2010/toyo鈥?/a>
Sunday, February 26, 2012
What's the difference between a "CE" and "LE" in a 2006 Toyota Corolla?
Does anybody know the difference between a "CE" and "LE" in a 2006 Toyota Corolla?What's the difference between a "CE" and "LE" in a 2006 Toyota Corolla?CE is the econ-version. LE is the luxury edition. The LE will have many more options as far as interior, sound and what have you. The CE is your basic plain Jane run of the mill car.What's the difference between a "CE" and "LE" in a 2006 Toyota Corolla?On the 06 Corolla, the only differences are equipment. On the LE, you get a plusher interior, power windows and locks, color-keyed mirrors and door moldings (instead of black),cruise control and a few other minor features not even available on the CE. Also, you can get LE exclusive options like alloy wheels, leather upholstery or a sunroof (to name a few). Other than that, they are the same car.What's the difference between a "CE" and "LE" in a 2006 Toyota Corolla?First off the Le is more expensive than the Ce. the Le can go well above 17,000 dollars. while the ce can go between 14-15,000 dollars. Then again, the Le has a lot more options that the Ce and I personally like the styling of the Le. There's no gray border between the doors.What's the difference between a "CE" and "LE" in a 2006 Toyota Corolla?
There are 3 versions of the 8th gen.
VE= value edition.
CE= classic (i think...) edition
LE= luxury edition.
Main difference that I can think of right now.
features in LE not in CE
better seat cloth
optional ABS
center armrest
digital clock
painted mirrors and mouldings
blacked out window pillars
optional foglights
optional alloy wheels
optional sunroof
cruise control
power mirror
There are 3 versions of the 8th gen.
VE= value edition.
CE= classic (i think...) edition
LE= luxury edition.
Main difference that I can think of right now.
features in LE not in CE
better seat cloth
optional ABS
center armrest
digital clock
painted mirrors and mouldings
blacked out window pillars
optional foglights
optional alloy wheels
optional sunroof
cruise control
power mirror
My 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?
The air temperature is between 25 and 45 degrees F when I start the car. I have changed the temperature sensor but it has not helped. The idle speed drops to about 750 after the engine is warmed up.My 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?why would you scan it if there is no engine light on the dash? sounds like a normal startup routine.My 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?
idle control valve probably. Could be a temperature sensor, but that is remote,My 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?This is actually not abnormal, but if you are seriously concerned, then you need to go to an ASE mechanic that knows how to read the diagnostic codes for the Toyotas. The air temp sensor may be faulty, and this is telling the ECU to cause the engine to rev higher than normal.My 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?
its supposed to idle up sort of high then idle its self back down it should idle down in a few seconds,if its taking a while for it to idle down take it to auto zone and have the computer scanned to see if it has any trouble codes on it,that will tell you if you have a bad sensor or something causing this too happen,its not supposed to stay on fast idle for any longer than one minute,the scan is free,and will help in repairing it,good luck.My 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?idle air control valveMy 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?
1750rpm is too high, even for a cold startup. It should be more like 1100-1200rpm. Have you done anything else to the tune side of things? Maybe you need to disconnect the battery to reset the Keep Alive Memory and let the computer go back to pre-programmed settings.
Also check for any vacuum leaks. You'll hear a hissing noise if a hose is left off or split.
idle control valve probably. Could be a temperature sensor, but that is remote,My 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?This is actually not abnormal, but if you are seriously concerned, then you need to go to an ASE mechanic that knows how to read the diagnostic codes for the Toyotas. The air temp sensor may be faulty, and this is telling the ECU to cause the engine to rev higher than normal.My 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?
its supposed to idle up sort of high then idle its self back down it should idle down in a few seconds,if its taking a while for it to idle down take it to auto zone and have the computer scanned to see if it has any trouble codes on it,that will tell you if you have a bad sensor or something causing this too happen,its not supposed to stay on fast idle for any longer than one minute,the scan is free,and will help in repairing it,good luck.My 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?idle air control valveMy 1996 Toyota Avalon XLS is idling at 1750 rpm when I first start the car. What could be wrong?
1750rpm is too high, even for a cold startup. It should be more like 1100-1200rpm. Have you done anything else to the tune side of things? Maybe you need to disconnect the battery to reset the Keep Alive Memory and let the computer go back to pre-programmed settings.
Also check for any vacuum leaks. You'll hear a hissing noise if a hose is left off or split.
What's the average MPG for the SWB Toyota Hiace Van?
We can't seem to find this information anywhere on the Toyota UK site or in the brochure.
If possible can you supply the average MPG for when the van is empty and the figure for when it's carrying a full load?What's the average MPG for the SWB Toyota Hiace Van?In best conditions around 10km per litre , 5 l gallon 31.25 miles.
for the 2.5 d enginemercedes benz usa
If possible can you supply the average MPG for when the van is empty and the figure for when it's carrying a full load?What's the average MPG for the SWB Toyota Hiace Van?In best conditions around 10km per litre , 5 l gallon 31.25 miles.
for the 2.5 d engine
What do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?
I loved my Toyota camry and now we have a kia that i hate. It has no pick up and go
what do you think of your toyota camryWhat do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?I loved mine that i replaced it with another camry. I drove other cars but the toyota camry was my favorite and will forever be- the problems with toyota has not changed my mind about how i feel about camrysWhat do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?
raven %26amp; atomic- i asked this question to those who owned it,. this is not a forum so next time don't answer if you aren't the ones I was asking- that is just plain rude
ALL vehicles have recalls and service problems no matter what manufacturer. Toyota finally got its due from avoiding those rules over the years. Notice the US automakers had lots of recalls when Toyota (seemingly) had none. Now the playing field is being leveled. But, I like Toyota as much as ever and would compare their cars (made in the USA!) to any other car for future purchase. I also have gotten good service from Hyundai vehicles. In my opinion, ALL modern vehicles are very good compared to 35 year old carbureted vehicles that had no safety and emissions equipment to speak of.What do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?I have never owned one because I learned how crappy they are while working on them. Toyota's recalls began with the 1965 Toyota Corona and nearly ever model since has been recalled. Toyota is currently at a 40% recall rate, that is worse than ANY other company including Yugo.What do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?
I don't have a Camry, but I really want one. I like how they're fast and have decent mileage but don't sacrifice space or utility. I know half my family has them and they're all very happy with their Camrys.
I loved my camry- and this quiestion was for those who owned or own one- not a forum for your opinions peopleWhat do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?
It may be dull in style.
But on the platform of reliability Toyota is MJ
My Camry was the best car I ever owned.
what do you think of your toyota camryWhat do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?I loved mine that i replaced it with another camry. I drove other cars but the toyota camry was my favorite and will forever be- the problems with toyota has not changed my mind about how i feel about camrysWhat do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?
raven %26amp; atomic- i asked this question to those who owned it,. this is not a forum so next time don't answer if you aren't the ones I was asking- that is just plain rude
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What do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?and giving thumbs down to those who like them is just immature tooReport Abuse
ALL vehicles have recalls and service problems no matter what manufacturer. Toyota finally got its due from avoiding those rules over the years. Notice the US automakers had lots of recalls when Toyota (seemingly) had none. Now the playing field is being leveled. But, I like Toyota as much as ever and would compare their cars (made in the USA!) to any other car for future purchase. I also have gotten good service from Hyundai vehicles. In my opinion, ALL modern vehicles are very good compared to 35 year old carbureted vehicles that had no safety and emissions equipment to speak of.What do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?I have never owned one because I learned how crappy they are while working on them. Toyota's recalls began with the 1965 Toyota Corona and nearly ever model since has been recalled. Toyota is currently at a 40% recall rate, that is worse than ANY other company including Yugo.What do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?
I don't have a Camry, but I really want one. I like how they're fast and have decent mileage but don't sacrifice space or utility. I know half my family has them and they're all very happy with their Camrys.
I loved my camry- and this quiestion was for those who owned or own one- not a forum for your opinions peopleWhat do you think of your toyota before the problems they had with their new cars?
It may be dull in style.
But on the platform of reliability Toyota is MJ
My Camry was the best car I ever owned.
Can I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?
I want to trade-in my Toyota, and buy a Pontiac or a Chevy (or a Chrysler/Dodge). Do I have to go to a Toyota dealer or attempt to sell it as a private seller?Can I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?yes you can trade it in.but first find out from Kelly's Blue Book how much it's worth as is. it make be worth your while selling it on your own. Alot is based off what dealer will give you for your trade...does it have high miles, is the motor/transmission in good condition,is there any frame damage, body damage, paint work, rust?? The dealer will more than likely take your car down to an auto auction if you trade it in. What kind of $ they decide to give you for it will be how much they think it will bring at auction. Auction prices are based on avability of car(is it a common car or hard to find), and the condition of the car. If they are gonna have to put $$ into it (brakes, exhaust) that will factor into the price too. It's mostly your call. see how much it's worth and how much they offer, and if it's close to the value thentrade it. if it less than value then sell it on your own for value or $100 over then use money as down payment for new car. Good luck and i hope this was helpful.Can I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?
you could trade in your car...Can I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?were you just born today??? Of course you can..DUH
Any dealer with take it.
Good Luck!!!Can I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?yes any dealership will take differents cars than the ones they sell but you probably wont get what its worth if its in good cond. try selling it in a private saleCan I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?
You can trade in any caar that has value to any dealer that excepts trades. If you look at the used car section of a Ford dealer or a GM dealer they will have cars of all types. Thye will likley not resell a car as old as yours themselves but they will sell it wholesale to smaller used car dealers.
Almost any dealership will accept trade ins of any make or model. You should be able to unless that particular one has a rule aginst it.Can I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?
You can trade any car at any dealer....You have a better chance trading your car in. I know that where I live, there are several dealers who offer $3000 towards the purchase of a new car on a trade.
You are better off selling it at CarMax. There it is a separate transaction from the new purchase. Take it in and have them write it up. The price is goof for a few days and a few hundred miles. Then go to Gm and have them quote you a price using the car or using the money CarMax offered you as a down payment.
I hate shopping for cars. Good Luck.
Any dealer will take in your car as a trade in.
However, some recommend that you DO NOT mention you have a trade in car until you have agreed to a price for the new car. Why? Well some dealers will factor in the trade in when negotiating the price of the new car.
No you don't have to go to a Toyota Dealer. Whatever dealer ship you go to will take your car as a trade in if its in good condition. They will put your trade in on the used lot to sell or offer it in one of their auctions. However you might get more for your car if you sell it on your own. I use to work at a dealership and this is what would happen. Good Luck with your new car!
You can trade in a bicycle at a dealership, if they think it will help make a deal (someone actually did this at my old dealership!)
You WILL get more money selling it yourself. Dealers buy at low bluebook values and sell at high. Why cheat yourself out of the difference? Since it is a '95 Corolla, you won't get much from a dealer I am afraid, even if it is in great shape. It is older, and a common car. Just put an ad in the paper, or on craigslist, you will see what people will pay pretty quick.
you can sell it as a private seller or trade it in ,either way will work on that one,any dealer will take any car as a trade in but you,ll get more money from selling it as a private seller,a dealer wont give you what the car is worth they never do,i think if it was me id try and sell it on my own then buy what i wanted,or just go ahead and buy it and sell the used one after you buy the other one,a 95 model will sell good,good luck with it hope this helps.
you can but most likely they will offer you less than the Kelly's Blue Book value of your car, when if you try to sell it by yourself you could get a better deal.
Sure! They will take it. All or 99.9 will take in any make, Just understand when you trade something in you are basically giving it to them because a trade in results in them sticking to their top dollar asking or retail price. So i would keep the car and sell it outright to someone and then you can negotiate with them on the one you want. GOOD LUCK!!!
you can trade any car at any dealer anytime.
you could trade in your car...Can I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?were you just born today??? Of course you can..DUH
Any dealer with take it.
Good Luck!!!Can I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?yes any dealership will take differents cars than the ones they sell but you probably wont get what its worth if its in good cond. try selling it in a private saleCan I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?
You can trade in any caar that has value to any dealer that excepts trades. If you look at the used car section of a Ford dealer or a GM dealer they will have cars of all types. Thye will likley not resell a car as old as yours themselves but they will sell it wholesale to smaller used car dealers.
Almost any dealership will accept trade ins of any make or model. You should be able to unless that particular one has a rule aginst it.Can I trade in a 1995 Toyota Corolla at a GM /Ford Chrysler dealer?
You can trade any car at any dealer....You have a better chance trading your car in. I know that where I live, there are several dealers who offer $3000 towards the purchase of a new car on a trade.
You are better off selling it at CarMax. There it is a separate transaction from the new purchase. Take it in and have them write it up. The price is goof for a few days and a few hundred miles. Then go to Gm and have them quote you a price using the car or using the money CarMax offered you as a down payment.
I hate shopping for cars. Good Luck.
Any dealer will take in your car as a trade in.
However, some recommend that you DO NOT mention you have a trade in car until you have agreed to a price for the new car. Why? Well some dealers will factor in the trade in when negotiating the price of the new car.
No you don't have to go to a Toyota Dealer. Whatever dealer ship you go to will take your car as a trade in if its in good condition. They will put your trade in on the used lot to sell or offer it in one of their auctions. However you might get more for your car if you sell it on your own. I use to work at a dealership and this is what would happen. Good Luck with your new car!
You can trade in a bicycle at a dealership, if they think it will help make a deal (someone actually did this at my old dealership!)
You WILL get more money selling it yourself. Dealers buy at low bluebook values and sell at high. Why cheat yourself out of the difference? Since it is a '95 Corolla, you won't get much from a dealer I am afraid, even if it is in great shape. It is older, and a common car. Just put an ad in the paper, or on craigslist, you will see what people will pay pretty quick.
you can sell it as a private seller or trade it in ,either way will work on that one,any dealer will take any car as a trade in but you,ll get more money from selling it as a private seller,a dealer wont give you what the car is worth they never do,i think if it was me id try and sell it on my own then buy what i wanted,or just go ahead and buy it and sell the used one after you buy the other one,a 95 model will sell good,good luck with it hope this helps.
you can but most likely they will offer you less than the Kelly's Blue Book value of your car, when if you try to sell it by yourself you could get a better deal.
Sure! They will take it. All or 99.9 will take in any make, Just understand when you trade something in you are basically giving it to them because a trade in results in them sticking to their top dollar asking or retail price. So i would keep the car and sell it outright to someone and then you can negotiate with them on the one you want. GOOD LUCK!!!
you can trade any car at any dealer anytime.
What grade gasoline does a 2002 Toyota Sienna run on? Official websites that has the recommended gas grade?
I am thinking about purchasing a 2002 toyota sienna, just want to see what type of gas is recommended by toyota.What grade gasoline does a 2002 Toyota Sienna run on? Official websites that has the recommended gas grade?The 2002 Toyota Sienna is suggested to run off of 91 octane fuel. Thats the fuel used when testing is done for horsepower, torque and fuel economy. The engine's computer and senors will adjust to using 87 octane with no problems and honestly you will probably never notice a difference, especially if you use a high quality fuel. Good Luck!!What grade gasoline does a 2002 Toyota Sienna run on? Official websites that has the recommended gas grade?
it takes 87 octaneWhat grade gasoline does a 2002 Toyota Sienna run on? Official websites that has the recommended gas grade?i own a repair shop,and that one will run really good on 87 octane ,there's no need to buy the expensive stuff for it,because it wont help it any at all ,that's kind of good to,this means you don't have to worry about getting the good stuff,Toyota is building all there cars to run good on 87 octane and so is Nissan,good luck,i hope this help,s.What grade gasoline does a 2002 Toyota Sienna run on? Official websites that has the recommended gas grade?
welll lets say this.... 87 is trash gas ....if you buy 7 dollars worth of 87 and 7 dollars worth of 91 ... guess what... they last the same but 91 is better for motor.... if you dont believe me try it and find out.... what ever you do ... dont goto arco, valera, or thrifty gas stations(more trash gas).... but look for them to see if cheveron , shell, 76 or mobil is across the street to arco, valera, and thrifty.. that way you get good gas at trash gas prices... the common misconception is that yes all gas come from the same off shore refineries, but when they goto the company refineries, additives are added thus making them different.... when i had my car, i used only cheveron 91 octane, a buddy of mine borrowed my car and ran it dry then refilled it with arco and a day later with the arco gas my motor took a dump on me... ever since then .. i did a fuel flush and kept to cheveron 91 and it's been a champ!!!!What grade gasoline does a 2002 Toyota Sienna run on? Official websites that has the recommended gas grade?Top Tier 91 is recommended, but Top Tier 87 is acceptable.
(This info IS in the owner's manual- I promise!)
it takes 87 octaneWhat grade gasoline does a 2002 Toyota Sienna run on? Official websites that has the recommended gas grade?i own a repair shop,and that one will run really good on 87 octane ,there's no need to buy the expensive stuff for it,because it wont help it any at all ,that's kind of good to,this means you don't have to worry about getting the good stuff,Toyota is building all there cars to run good on 87 octane and so is Nissan,good luck,i hope this help,s.What grade gasoline does a 2002 Toyota Sienna run on? Official websites that has the recommended gas grade?
welll lets say this.... 87 is trash gas ....if you buy 7 dollars worth of 87 and 7 dollars worth of 91 ... guess what... they last the same but 91 is better for motor.... if you dont believe me try it and find out.... what ever you do ... dont goto arco, valera, or thrifty gas stations(more trash gas).... but look for them to see if cheveron , shell, 76 or mobil is across the street to arco, valera, and thrifty.. that way you get good gas at trash gas prices... the common misconception is that yes all gas come from the same off shore refineries, but when they goto the company refineries, additives are added thus making them different.... when i had my car, i used only cheveron 91 octane, a buddy of mine borrowed my car and ran it dry then refilled it with arco and a day later with the arco gas my motor took a dump on me... ever since then .. i did a fuel flush and kept to cheveron 91 and it's been a champ!!!!What grade gasoline does a 2002 Toyota Sienna run on? Official websites that has the recommended gas grade?Top Tier 91 is recommended, but Top Tier 87 is acceptable.
(This info IS in the owner's manual- I promise!)
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