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This has no direct bearing to your question. You need to test drive the Corolla. My 2015 Eco produces excessive wind noise beginning at 40 mph. The dealer "claims" mirror design. Drove another new LE and the wind noise level was actually worse than mine. The wind noise drives me to distraction...

I highly recommend the WeatherTech set. You may, of course, opt for the WellVisors at about half the price.

Go to Ebay. Select auto parts.Type in "2014 Corolla LED scuff plates". Scroll down nine items. The unit is under "MIT......

The reply from the company was that P/N 111449364985 would not fit a US spec Corolla. The listing now states that the kit (from mittaaccessories1) will not fit US spec Corollas or right-hand drive Corollas. This appears to be the same P/N you received. Have you attempted to install the plates...

The company which is listed on Ebay contacted to inform that the scuff plate kit PN111449364985 will not fit a US spec. Corolla. Has an install of said kit been accomplished on a US spec. Corolla?

Please provide a source, part number, and price. The units appear to wrap over the lower door openings and I am particularly interested. Thank you.

There is a Curt hitch which is a bolt on. Tongue wt. max. is 200 lbs. I would not exceed the vehicle max. cargo wt. limit.

From the photo, it looks as if the panel has some filler = past collision repair. Looks real "iffy". The problem with rust is that it is like an iceberg. You never see all of it. There is corrosion beyond what you see, and this will become evident has you sand into adjoining areas. You cannot...

How many miles on this car? Has it had a 4 wheel alignment recently? I would check bushings, stabilizer links and strut bearings. I would also check any auto trans rubber mount (if applicable). The noise you hear may not actually be from the area you think.

If the window "squeak" is when the window is moved down and up and if it looks as if the window is moving slower than usual (or binding), then you need to lubricate the glass run channels with silicone spray. If this does not work, then the ? is whether the glass run channels (which are rubber)...

I believe Toyota recommends a transmission drain/refill at 100k. As the Toyota (unlike other Asian cars) does not have a magnetic drain plug which will trap any particulate, you should not flush the system. If the auto trans has a filter I would change this, refill with fresh trans fluid (OEM...

First fill at 281 miles with 57% highway (under 65 mph) computed at 33.10 mpg. Eco system not engaged.

As my ole body shop instructor used to say, "With enough time and money we can take your old door handle and build a new car around it." Can it be done? Yes. Will it cost two arms and a leg? Yes. Besides several critical components, you shall probably need to replace a couple of wire harnesses...

Lived in Massachusetts for many years. It has a stringent emission program. I used CARQUEST converters several times (had a 23 y/o Maxima). The last time the car failed emissions, on went another CARQUEST converter. Viola!

I believe that Toyota uses a long-life pre-mix. I would drain, refill, drive for a day or so and then drain and refill. This would evacuate hoses, heater, and block. At 100k miles I would seriously consider changing all hoses, thermostat, and water pump.

Two critical PM items are brake fluid and power steering fluid. Suggest you change both every 2 years.

With the steps I took I subsequently enjoyed 35 "mice free" days...up to the day the car was traded. The bleach idea is excellent. I am uncertain about the undercoating as the mice tended to use the engine bay and its various components on which to build nests. Thank you for the info.

Due to the crease and missing paint, the cover will have to be refinished. In order to determine whether the section now under pressure can be relieved, some pressure and/or heat may be necessary. The cover will have to be removed from the assy in order to effect a repair which means the bumper...

The best is always the factory manual, but the two volumes will cost you about $300. The Chilton's should suffice. I have a 2005 Chilton's which I leave in my 2007.

Need to check all hoses and belts. Consider changing brake fluid. I am always leery re new tires on a used car. Consider having alignment specs checked. Check cabin filter. The maintenance schedule guide is a separate booklet which should have remained with the vehicle. You can look up the...