I need has much information has possible about how Toyota communicates with their customers about important information. Thank you.|||They mail you when ever there is a recall or important
update or something. Dont expect Toyota to call
Sunday, September 18, 2011
What is the most reliable cars after Honda and Toyota?
I wanted to know how reliable cars are. Toyota and Honda are probably ranked #1 and #2 respectively. But what cars would you rank as the 3rd or 4th most reliable?|||nissan and subaru|||Toyota and Honda are no longer tops. According to JD Power, Buick and Jaguar are tied for #1, Lexus is 3, Toyota #4, Mercury #5. It all depends on who's study you go by. I personally don't think Honda or Toyota were ever number 1 or 2, but I have a different criteria than what the consumer magazines do.|||Honda and Toyota are no where Near 1st and 2nd for reliability.
Here are the real Facts
1) Volvo
2) Renault
3) Audi
4) Jaguar
5) Hyundia
6) Mercedes-Benz
7) Honda
Then Toyota is somewhere near 9th place. I Have no Idea where you got Toyota and Honda being the Most reliable cars out?!|||Well, Ford is one of the better American manufacturers. On that note, Mazda has been doing very well lately as well. We just received a yellow Mazda Protege on our lot at carhelpingveterans.org and it had close to 200,000 miles on it. It still ran strong. For being a donated car, someone is going to get a good eal.|||Your right. Toyota is number 1 %26amp; then Honda being number 2. Number three would have to be Mitsubishi.|||Acura|||Chevrolet??
Here are the real Facts
1) Volvo
2) Renault
3) Audi
4) Jaguar
5) Hyundia
6) Mercedes-Benz
7) Honda
Then Toyota is somewhere near 9th place. I Have no Idea where you got Toyota and Honda being the Most reliable cars out?!|||Well, Ford is one of the better American manufacturers. On that note, Mazda has been doing very well lately as well. We just received a yellow Mazda Protege on our lot at carhelpingveterans.org and it had close to 200,000 miles on it. It still ran strong. For being a donated car, someone is going to get a good eal.|||Your right. Toyota is number 1 %26amp; then Honda being number 2. Number three would have to be Mitsubishi.|||Acura|||Chevrolet??
Wha'ts the difference between the Toyota Camry and the Camry Hybrid?
What's the difference between a regular Toyota Camry and the Toyota Camry Hybrid? Which is the better buy?|||Haha, I think I answered your question about the Corolla and Camry! :)
-First off, when people think of Hybrib, MPG is the only thing on their mind. Not power, just the money to fill up a tank.
-This might be helpful: Here are the models of the Camry. LE, SE, XLE, and Hybrid. The are listed from lowest price to highest price.
-But anyways, the "REGULAR" 2008 Camry gets 21 MPG in the city and 31 on the highway. Those ratings go for the LE, SE, and XLE models.
-The next model is the 2008 Toyota Camry Hybrid, which achieves 33 MPG in the city and 34 MPG on highways.
--Here's some more info.
-The LE has a 2.4 L, 158 Horsepower engine with either 5 speed manual or 5 speed automatic transmission.
-The SE also has a 2.4 L, 158 Horsepower engine with either 5 speed manual or 5 speed automatic transmission.
-The XLE has a 3.5L V6, 24 valve, 268 horsepower engine with a 6 speed automatic transmission. This is the most loaded and power model.
-The HYBRID has a 2.4-liter, 147 horsepower engine along with an electric motor that creates combined output totaling 187 horsepower.
|||The Camry Hybrid has a hybrid system that uses both a gas engine and an electric motor to power the car. You get better gas mileage than a regular gas powered Camry, but It's more expensive. If you don't do a lot of city or stop and go driving, you're probably better off with a regular gasoline Camry.
This is the Hybrid system that Toyota uses for the Camry Hybrid.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_Syne鈥?/a>
-First off, when people think of Hybrib, MPG is the only thing on their mind. Not power, just the money to fill up a tank.
-This might be helpful: Here are the models of the Camry. LE, SE, XLE, and Hybrid. The are listed from lowest price to highest price.
-But anyways, the "REGULAR" 2008 Camry gets 21 MPG in the city and 31 on the highway. Those ratings go for the LE, SE, and XLE models.
-The next model is the 2008 Toyota Camry Hybrid, which achieves 33 MPG in the city and 34 MPG on highways.
--Here's some more info.
-The LE has a 2.4 L, 158 Horsepower engine with either 5 speed manual or 5 speed automatic transmission.
-The SE also has a 2.4 L, 158 Horsepower engine with either 5 speed manual or 5 speed automatic transmission.
-The XLE has a 3.5L V6, 24 valve, 268 horsepower engine with a 6 speed automatic transmission. This is the most loaded and power model.
-The HYBRID has a 2.4-liter, 147 horsepower engine along with an electric motor that creates combined output totaling 187 horsepower.
|||The Camry Hybrid has a hybrid system that uses both a gas engine and an electric motor to power the car. You get better gas mileage than a regular gas powered Camry, but It's more expensive. If you don't do a lot of city or stop and go driving, you're probably better off with a regular gasoline Camry.
This is the Hybrid system that Toyota uses for the Camry Hybrid.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_Syne鈥?/a>
What car is faster a toyota starlet turbo all chaved up or a lotus elise off the shelf standard?
I say lotus elise hands down but local chavs say toyota starlet turbo chav edition.
I don't want to race them by the way.|||Depends what mods the starlet has, they come with 130bhp standard so with a few mods it could be pushing close to 200bhp.
The lotus however is around 200bhp standard and is considerably lighter then the starlet.
I would say the starlet would probably win off the line but around corners the lotus would win hands down.
I don't want to race them by the way.|||Depends what mods the starlet has, they come with 130bhp standard so with a few mods it could be pushing close to 200bhp.
The lotus however is around 200bhp standard and is considerably lighter then the starlet.
I would say the starlet would probably win off the line but around corners the lotus would win hands down.
How much will it cost for a turbo in toyota corrola?
I just had a brand new engine put in my toyota corrola. I want to add a turbo to it. What kind of turbo would i need and where would i get it. I would like to know the amount to and if there are any extra accessories i need. I just want to improve horsepower about 50. Nothing major. So a cheaper turbo would be fine. Also want to add a duel exhaust would this give more horsepower and the price on that.|||A brand new engine?? Do you mean it was rebuilt or bought as used. You can add a turbo to that engine. The Toyota MRS used the same engine, and turbo kits were made for that engine. With a good shop and some fabrication; you should get it to work well in your Corolla. You are looking for quite a bit of power and increase of 50 hp is major for any car. A cheaper turbo may not be reliable for what you are looking to get. Call some reputable tuner shops and they will probably tell you the same thing. For that amount of power increase you will probably need to strengthen the internals of your engine...(unless you had it rebuilt with strengthened internals such as aluminum pistons and rods, and head work already...) You will probably need an intercooler and a lot of dyno time to get the power you are looking for. A turbo kit alone will cost around 2-3 thousand. But the labor and tunning will cost a lot more than that.
A dual exhaust will probably hurt your car's performance. A dual exhaust actually lessens power in many lower hp cars. Plus the added weight... You will get better flow dynamics with a single 2.5 inch exhaust.
A lot of small shops will just throw on cheap exhaust tubing....believe it or not toyota has been using stainless steel in their exhaust systems for a long time. They don't look like it but they are...they don't rust off like older systems. If you want a good exhaust then keep that in mind and also have a good shop do it. Just cause it looks good does not mean it will make more power.|||WHAT YEAR IS YOUR COROLLA? YES THERE IS RELATIVELY CHEAP TURBO KITS FOR ALMOST ANY KIND OF VEHICLES. FUEL DELIVERY, ENGINE, EXHAUST ARE JUST SOME OF THE MANY THINGS YOU NEED TO TAKE UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR THIS KIND OF PROJECTS, SMALL TURBO TDO5H FROM AN ECLIPSE WILL WORK FINE. 2.5'' IN EXHAUST WILL BE MORE THAN ENOUGH FOR JUST 50 HP. Check this site!
A dual exhaust will probably hurt your car's performance. A dual exhaust actually lessens power in many lower hp cars. Plus the added weight... You will get better flow dynamics with a single 2.5 inch exhaust.
A lot of small shops will just throw on cheap exhaust tubing....believe it or not toyota has been using stainless steel in their exhaust systems for a long time. They don't look like it but they are...they don't rust off like older systems. If you want a good exhaust then keep that in mind and also have a good shop do it. Just cause it looks good does not mean it will make more power.|||WHAT YEAR IS YOUR COROLLA? YES THERE IS RELATIVELY CHEAP TURBO KITS FOR ALMOST ANY KIND OF VEHICLES. FUEL DELIVERY, ENGINE, EXHAUST ARE JUST SOME OF THE MANY THINGS YOU NEED TO TAKE UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR THIS KIND OF PROJECTS, SMALL TURBO TDO5H FROM AN ECLIPSE WILL WORK FINE. 2.5'' IN EXHAUST WILL BE MORE THAN ENOUGH FOR JUST 50 HP. Check this site!
Where can I buy a replacement headlight for my toyota?
The front left headlight on my 1991 toyota celica GT is broke. It has flip-up healdight and the headlight itself isnt broke just the housing, theres a crack in the plastic and stuff so I need to know where I can buy a new one.|||Try looking at a local auto wrecking/salvage yard. Many times you can find good used parts at a reasonable price.|||Go to the nearest auto store like AutoZone or Discount Auto Parts and ask around. You could always go to the dealer, although that will most likely be the most expensive option.|||I used to have one of them, I got one at a local junk yard. I had a very hard time getting one anywhere else . actully only one place could order it, but for some crazy amount of money... good luck!|||Look in your local newspaper classifieds or phone book for a salvage yard in your area. Used parts from wrecked vehicles can be purchased usually for a small fraction of what a new part would cost. Most salvage companies will even remove the part for you.|||I got mine from ebay!|||try car parts wholesale
1-800-387-8108|||How did you pass the written test to get a drivers license in the first place?
1-800-387-8108|||How did you pass the written test to get a drivers license in the first place?
Where can I find a good quality Honda or Toyota?
I could really use a car for this school year and I am having trouble getting my dad to go out looking at cars with me. Does anyone know a good website for good quality cars under $10000? Preferably a honda or toyota since we've had good luck with them. I've looked at craigslist and carmax so far.|||What i think you should do my friend is to go to a Honda dealer or Toyota dealer you will find much better deal, forget about buying on line you can look just have in idea but don't buy nothing like that on line remember you need warrant ok and i'm sure you will find under the price you looking for.
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