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That wondering or wind buffeting was noted in yesterday's review on CNET: 2010 Toyota Prius While driving on city streets, we noticed the...
Here is the latest Prius test by CNET,,,they liked it! 2010 Toyota Prius The good: Getting around 50 mpg on average, the 2010 Toyota Prius is a...
And speaking of Hybids, here's the latest news from Korea. Remember, Korea is one of the world leaders in development and manufacture of...
Not trying to chose sides, but like someone said earlier, other than price the Ford Fusion compares with the Camry and Accord. In my case, I need...
I feel the same as you about pin striping. When I got my 07 Lexus GS 350, the preferred dealership was the one in Ft Worth. I had purchased a...
That's the job of the solar sunroof, to vent the hot air off while it's parked in the sun.
Does the new Prius have memory seats?
With our Lexus, neither my wife nor me touch the fob for anything. You just touch the door handle to unlock and push to start. I think the only...
I had that feature in my 04 BMW and after finding out how to use it I found out in the TX summer heat it was useless. In my car, you had be be...
Might be easier to get a list of nearby dealers from the Toyota webpage and either contact them or visit their web pages for vehicles on stock.
Audi had solar panels for venting the car. I don't know if they still have it and/or if it caused problems. I trust Toyota reliability. I seem to...
I was under the impression that the 20% mandate had to be postponed. Fuel pumps throughout the state were only certified for 10% ethanol. But,...
Knock sensor, is a device using piezoelectric effect, it’s also known as KNK. This knock sensor will always make sure your vehicle run close to...
I just took my 07 Lexus GS 350 in for a recall last month. The 10% ethanol was causing corrosion on the fuel rails. That recall concerned 06-07...
Mike, Very good information. Here's something I just found and I hope will be useful to some: How can you tell if you’re using the right octane...
