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Originally Posted by hallstevenson Originally Posted by lukejo Around here 90% of the 1 to 2 year old Camrys on Toyota lots, are rental cars...and many of them are being sold as Toyota Certified. I understand that doesn't mean anything... If you mean they're being sold by Toyota dealers with a...

Around here 90% of the 1 to 2 year old Camrys on Toyota lots, are rental cars...and many of them are being sold as Toyota Certified. I understand that doesn't mean anything, but just making the point that I think A) the stigma of rentals is about gone because they are so common, but especially...

Going to be buying a 2018 or 2019 sedan. LOTS of Camrys out there (at Toyota dealerships and other) with 20k-35k miles, clean CarFax, but listing the "one-owner" as rental...and the rental CarFax rarely lists any oil changes. Is it generally accepted that the rental companies provide timely...

Hmmm, Thanks, I had not read that about the steering before. I just looked it up. I know overall that the complaints might be extremely few statistically, but am wondering if a 2020 model might be a safer bet in case Honda has made some tweaks based on ‘18 and ‘19 issues/service feedback?

Good to hear, thank you. (Changed to 2018 too, thanks!)

Just starting to look, and this one is high on the list. Would likely try to pick up one with less than 30k miles instead of new. I know opinions are strong on turbo, and especially CVT, but please have something of value if you're responding...not just, "no way I'd buy a CVT", etc.. 1) I'm...

Odometer—yep. Code—didn't pull. I suspect you're right about a sensor, but as long as a $15 bottle makes it go away for another 30k, I'll put off investing more time or money. (On this car anyway)...on our other vehicles, I'd fix the issue. Top-tier—the location is just inconvenient for...

2005 Corolla, 299,000 miles. Bought new, have maintained it well, but never used fuel additives. It does NOT get top-tier gas 95% of the time. Around 270,000 miles the check engine light came on and it began idling really rough. Short on time at that point so I poured a full bottle of Si1 in...

I have the CR. How can TireRack and Consumer Reports have come to such different (opposite) conclusions? BTW, I'm referring to TR's own, controlled tests (not user reviews). TR puts the Conti TrueContact well-ahead of the Defender in WET...even discussing it in a short video. CR puts the...

I'll pick up that Consumer Reports issue this weekend....to go along with TireRack. My local tire store can't get the TrueContact in speed H, just T for the Accord coupe. Not sure that really matters, as it won't be going over normal interstate driving speeds. Thoughts? I could order H on...

Decision time. Going to be purchasing TWO new sets of tires. One for an Accord coupe, one for a Camry. We really put on the miles and have used Defenders (and their predecessors) for many years and have always been satisfied. However, reading TireRacks's review/charts for these two, gives...

2012 Accord coupe 4cyl auto, 103,000 miles. D&F with DW-1. A little under 3 quarts. Third time in as many months. 2005 Corolla, 298,300 miles. D&F 4 quarts. Maxlife.

2005 Corolla, 298,300 miles 4,900 mile OCI Out: 5w30 Valvoline full syn Maxlife &FU filter In: 5w30 PUP & M1 filter Uses zero oil. Zero leaks on car. Also did tran D&F with Maxlife 2012 Camry 4cyl, 205,000 miles Out: 0w30 M1 AFE and FU In: 0w20 M1 AP & FU With her commute and winter...

KYB struts-plus (with $100 MIR) and pro-forge sway bar links installed at all 4 corners. ENORMOUS improvement in ride and handling.

For 5k, I would definitely be searching for a well-maintained, true commercial-grade mower. With two acres you'd never wear it out, and you'll get it done faster and in more comfort every time. There is just NO comparison. Look around CL. 500 hours on a top commercial mower is comparable to...

Ah, I see. Well, it's a 2012 4cyl Accord with 105,000 miles. Shifts perfectly. We've not owned that long. Previous owner maintained the car well and claims the ATF was serviced "regularly". The ATF doesn't smell burnt, but sure is dark...much darker than our Toyota's get after 40-50k miles...

I will be doing multiple (4) ATF drain and fills on a car with dark fluid. How long does it really need to be driven between each d&f to be fully mixed? I'd prefer to just leave the ramps and tools out and do all 4 d&f's over the course of a week. I would *think a couple 10 mile trips would be...

Okay—thanks! So, I'm wanting to replace BOTH low and high beams. Which are the two models numbers then?? And are Sylvania Silver Star Ultra in those "modified" model numbers about the best ?

We live in one of the highest deer vs vehicle locations in the country. Coming up on fall rut, without swapping anything besides the bulbs, what are the brightest low & high beams bulbs I can get for 2012 Camry LE?

‘12 Camry 4cyl, 203,000 Out: M1EP 0w20 9,500 miles IN: M1 AFE 0w30 M1 filters ‘09 Chevy 2500HD 6.0. 105,000 13 months, 12,000 miles. All with light towing. Out & In: Amsoil SS 5w-30, M1 filters ‘05 Corolla 298,000 Out & In: Valvoline full syn w/maxlife 7k miles 5w30 with M1 filters