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It was $65.. I gave them a $20 coupon at the end because I was worried if I mentioned it at the start they would throw in cheap oil. I ended up paying $43 It was supposed to be Castrol magntec 0w20 but it appears to be castrol hyperclean 5w20? I usually do oil changes at 5000-7500 miles

Took my car into take 5 to get the oil changed, guys at the shop told me 5 times they were adding 0w20 full synthetic.. added 5w20 synthetic blend oil anyways Manual says 5w20 is ok, and I'm in florida so I'm not worried about cold starts.. but the synthetic blend part has me concerned, what...

You'll get even better milage after the engine breaks in I'm sure

Yeah something with inclines, it never happened in Florida.. drove to Nebraska and south dakota/Minnesota.. but it happened there was super strange, so many inclines

Depends on how I'm driving or where I'm driving, if traffic is thick I'll keep both hands at 10&2.. if its relaxed I just use like one finger on the bottom of the wheel until I'm taking a turn The arm rest is absolutely useless, I either do the same as you or use the windowsill as my arm rest...

How strange, I'm 6ft6 and I'm surprisingly comfortable in our '15 LE. I even drove it on an 8k mile road trip (30 hours over 2 days x2)

Then that probably isnt it, I think the drains on the passenger side anyways

Had a similar issue with my old Jeep, the AC drain tube was clogged & the tube fell off so driving was pushing the water back into the cabin. Mechanic wanted $1.5k to fix it (claimed the dash needed to be removed) I bought a $0.10c PVC elbow and the car was dry for years

You drive 90mph with the windows down and are surprised it's not a quiet ride? If you can take the radio out to replace it you can take it out to find the rattle. Your car should also still be in warranty, use it

Just double checked the coolant, it's actually at the same exact spot I just had bad lighting. So it isnt going down, but I kinda want to get it at least to the mid point

When we got our car (2015 Corolla LE) the coolant was on the low side in the reservoir but I didnt notice until after we bought it. Now fast forward a year and 23k miles it's on the L I don't want to pay for a coolant flush right now even though it's probably due so I want to just top it up...

Dont over tighten it, just snug it up.. check your brake fluid level too That's also under the ac line if I'm not mistaken, could be condensation dripping

Im not a fan of the redesign

You realize this is a Corolla forum right? These are commuter cars.. nothing more, you can rice it up if you want to but it doesnt change what it is

I'm 6"6 250lbs and find the seats pretty comfortable.. drove the car for 14 hours straight on a road trip ( 14hrs one day and then another 14 hours the next day) I've found if you sit too low in the seat its uncomfortable, try to keep your butt scooted as far back as you can

You never know, a lot of people like to be DIY'ers (myself included) and would suck to be blamed for a screwup you didn't do. Glad you got it figured out.

When we got our 2015 at like 27k miles it idled weirdly like you mention, never below 500 though.. took it in they said the throttle body was dirty and cleaned it for free as well as reset the computer. Seemed fixed for a while but started up again. Doesnt seem to have any serious issues just a...

If you only have 950 miles on it and just got it, I wouldn't mess with anything. Bring it back to them and make them fix it, if you try and find an issue I'm sure they'll blame you for their screwups and refuse to fix it

That is a gorgeous color, saw it when we went in for an oil change and I wanted to trade our 15 in for it so bad but that would of been a terrible decision

I've heard these cars don't like aftermarket intakes. Messes with the way the car runs or. Something, just toss back on the old one and see how it behaves for a week or so.