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Precisely which is why I'm not considering spacers any longer after hearing over and over again about the above issues it causes. You're also messing with car's geometry. If you want to widen the car properly without fudging up it's geometry you need to get longer live/drive axles. Not sure...

Get stock but in a different color or shade. I've got black stock and it looks great with tint, black bumper protector and black hitch, and part of bumper that's black as well. Can't really go wrong with black no matter what color your car is. I get compliments on the look all the time.

Why would you waste money on warranty on 2nd most reliable vehicle next to prius currently produced in the world?

Don't be sad, it'll be cheaper to replace when it goes bad. Dual or quadrupal set up is so freaking expensive so be happy with what you got :)

Glad I bought a Premium LE particularly due to the front bumper look. Looks way better than "s" trim in my opinion. I also noticed that people that reported intune radio issues don't remember getting an update over the air, ever. I've got intune with navigation and have gotten an update three...

Where did you find the information? Do you have a link? What does it mean if there is a Technical Service Bulletin on this for instance? Will they have to fix it if outside warranty at no charge or what? I'm at 33k on my 2015 and use A/C daily. I have a rule I've been following, something...

I bet it comes out like this: http://www.complex.com/sports/2012/07/10-car-accessories-that-make-your-car-look-stupid/fake-fender-vents Good luck with that! When I see those fake fender vents (cause I know you're thinking about it) you're crossed out in my book no matter who you are, you could...

Why? All years of LE front look better IMHO

Had a 2000 4Runner limited with sunroof for 15 years no leaks. Yes, get the sunroof. Lil vitamin D from those work commutes won't hurt.

Dude, that's awesome. James Bond style and 5h1t. I like.

Nice, CVT or Stick?

35 mpg combined all day.

Little bit About cvt fluid change and maintenance. If Toyota says "the life of the vehicle" you have every reason to believe them. they have stood by their reliability claims for decades. Look around and see the proof. CVTs do heat up, any moving mechanical object will produce friction and...

Dude, Honda uses aisin for cvt manufacturer which is a Japanese company that same cvt has been in use on 10th gen corolla in Asia for past 7 years without issues and reports of hundreds of thousands of miles. Nissan used some other company and although they fudged up initially they've improved...

Good luck cause you'll need it. And you can barely get a midget to fit in the back of Mazda 3. My cuz had one and sold It after a year complaining about stupid annoying problems he had with it all the time. Better lease it cause you'll change your mind fast. Toyota is on the very top of most...

I talked with a Toyota mechanic and started discussing cvt in corolla anything from durability, problems etc... He mentioned that since late 2013 when 2014 corollas went on sale, he doesn't recall a single cvt failure or problem that was an actual problem. Mostly users not being used to cvt or...

I'm strongly debating between springs and shocks vs. coilovers. I'm mostly concerned with durability and subcomponent wear and tear as well as best bang for the buck. Any suggestions?