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Yea it is "lifetime". Toyota doesn't recommend a trans flush until 100k. But I've seen the fluid black at 40k.

I actually only did it to see what it looked like and it was dark.. I'll have to check the production date. Maybe the oil was in there for a while.

I'm going to change my oil today, I have 300 miles. Might do the manual trans fluid too.

No manual transmission has a dipstick. You don't need one, all you do is drain the fluid and fill it back up with diff fluid till it spills out. And none of the new corollas have dipsticks. CVT's are a closed transmission. And I'm thinking the new corollas are closed too. Toyota WS trans...

Well most dealers will come up with an excuse I even do sometimes but you can only makes so many till you have to fix whatever under warranty.

I work for Toyota. Forced induction doesn't void warranty. I've had to put a high pressure fuel pump on a frs that was turboed..

These cars need more power.. Also what's the point of 6th gear.. I do 80mph and it's at 2500rpm.. I wish there was a TRD supercharger option..

I would get a 6x1.0 tap which is for the license plate holes. Take out your screws, tap the holes, and replace with some kinda of silicone paste and plastic screws. That's what I use on every used honda and Toyota I work on. Usually I have to drill out the old plastic screws which is cake...

Oil change every 10k miles with 0w20 oil. At your 5k mile tire rotation, check oil and add as needed.

If your worried that much about gas mileage you should of got the Prius or Prius c. Haha

I just checked 8 new corollas and none of them had dipsticks. There is a plug where the dipstick would go but I don't think I can look up to see if I can order one. Pretty sure they are closed transmissions and you have to do the drain and fills the hard way with a scan tool.

Is there less light output with the overlays on?

I did the blue LED license plate bulbs in my 06 civic si and got pulled over 3 times in 2 years for the blue being too blue? Haha. Ended up changing them to a more whiter LED.

I work for Toyota. We use plastic screws because they don't rust and it's easier to drill out plastic screws then to drill out metal screws.