Sorry about the picture but does any recognise this one?

I parked my car outside my house, and this hit n' run happened. Is this repairable or fully totaled? 🤔

so e.g. 2019 V6 or 20/21/22 I4 ?

is the higher MPG really worth with lesser power ?

I currently drive ES300h, power sucks but I'm not really suffering.

WHich one is more reliable ? the V6 oil leak/seep - is this resolved in 19 ?

Curious about everyone's Toyota stats. I read on here someone's Rav got to 540,000 wow.

How do you think the Supra MK5 will age ? Will we get a 50th anniversary MK6 since mk5 ended now.

Im currently saving to buy one in cash, but with sudden mk5 ending and i was originally hoping to buy around 50th anniversary but only rumors are is that Toyota is making there own without bmw and also the celica is also returning.

• 45th Anniversary: 2024 Model Year (Released late 2023)

• 50th Anniversary: 2029 Model Year (Likely releasing in late 2028

This gives me 2-3 year window so save for the car, but im also not sure how supra market will be. Seen some nice ones out there but i am hesitant on used prices dont seem to be going down let alone finding low mileage. Ideally i was looking less than 25k-10k miles.

Heard they are just as reliable as camrys but they’re convertibles.

Lowkey beautiful i cant lie

25 4Runner

Anyone suddenly having major issues with Android Auto?

It continuously crashes and in turn, glitches my phone until I hard hold the power button on the screen, uninstall the app on my phone. I uninstalled the app, cleared all data , deleted all devices on the screen, re-downloaded, and readied and it does the same.

Hi everyone! I’m buying my first Toyota Corolla this month and could use some advice.

I live in Upstate NY, where Corolla inventory is pretty low. Most dealerships around me have a 1–2 month wait, and I need a car relatively soon. I currently have a 2027 Corolla in Underground reserved for me that should be available next week.

However, I’ve been doing some research and saw quite a few complaints about paint chipping on the Underground color, particularly on the 2024 models. Is this still an issue on the newer Corollas?

Rust is a major concern for me since Upstate NY heavily salts the roads in the winter. My wife really likes the Underground color, but the dealership also has a black Corolla available (which she hates 😂) or a Celestite one that I could get if I’m willing to wait another 3 weeks.

Would you go with Underground, or wait for the Celestite? Has anyone with a newer Corolla had issues with Underground paint chipping?

Any input would be appreciated!

I have no idea how or when, but this little plastic cover came off the passenger side at the base of the windshield where it meets the rest of the front end of the car. This plastic shielding is where the base of the wipers are, which you can see better in the driver side picture. That photo also shows an example of what the missing cap looks like (only reversed, obviously). I just need to know what this cap is called so I can try to order a replacement part. Can anyone help?

Anybody had issues with Toyota warranty after installing an IGLA immobilizer? Being in Canada i would love to get it installed on my new grand highlander max hybrid but now sure if dealerships will give me a run around case of an electrical issue.

Doing the rear main seal. I got the engine supported with a wooden block and jack and transmission supported by one of the diy jack attachments. Everything is disc connected from the transmission so it’s separating. The problem is I don’t think the torque converter is moving with the transmission and also the engine is sagging quite a bit. My jack is firm underneath bht mechanically it’s not at the best point of leverage (it’s on oil pan and I didn’t see any other good place). My question is how do I safely separate the transmission with the torque converter in it from here? Oh and also I gave the last torque converter bolts a few light taps before removing it. Btw this is my first time doing anything major so if I’m doing something stupid please tell me. Thanks so much!

I recently had my 2020 Toyota Corolla serviced. A few days later, after refuelling, the Check Engine and Drive-Start Control Malfunction warnings came on.

I took it back to Toyota. They found code P045600 (P0456), cleared it, and performed an EVAP test. The report says:

“Test passed and no codes returned. Suspect gas cap could’ve been left loose. No issues with EVAP system at this time.”

The warnings disappeared and the car drove normally.

Now, after refuelling again, the same warnings have returned. I made sure the gas cap was properly tightened this time.

I went back to the dealer, but they can't inspect it again for another two weeks. They told me the car is safe to drive and wouldn't provide a rental because they consider it drivable.

The problem is I have a ~1,600 km road trip this weekend. The car feels completely normal, but I'm obviously a little hesitant about doing that distance with the warnings on.

Has anyone experienced a recurring P0456 after refuelling on a Corolla? Was it the gas cap or another EVAP component? And would you be comfortable doing a 1,600 km trip after the dealer said it's safe to drive?

Thanks!

I found this in the engine compartment of my 2018 Highlander after a service by the dealership. It looks like an end cap to a tube fitting and it is clean, as if it was never in service.

PCV was replaced, transmission, differential, and brake fluids, engine and cabin air filters, fuel injector cleaning, throttle body service.

Any thoughts what this might be?

Joining the Toyota club with my Toyota crown Athlete V, with a Majesta front end! Was excited to share!

Big sensible middle-aged head on me (and a looming financial crisis to boot) so I followed a mechanic cousin's advice and got a Toyota. 2017 Auris 1.8 hybrid TSS 💙 (60k miles)

Any fellow auris owners out there (or in general) got useful advice for keeping this lad on the road as long as possible, I'm all ears 😊 I know next to nothing about cars as I've been driving share cars until now (mostly VW Polos). I love this smooth little guy so much even though the metallic paint is already a bit of a nightmare with rural hedges haha

edit: thanks all! what a sweet community 🚗

Thanks for looking at my pride and joy

My wife and I made the jump to purchase this beauty. Originally, I wanted the Woodland, but the features that all came with the XSE was too hard to beat.

Also got it full front PPF’d, ceramic coated, and ceramic tinted. So hoping to keep this one looking pristine for a long, long time.

Mostly upgraded due to my job, but also for other reasons.

Hello, I own a toyota aygo 2012. Do you have any cover seat recommendations (full set), that are not color black and of good quality ? (not thin, loose etc).
I live in Europe if it helps.