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Turbo engines SUCK insofar as FE is concerned. Off-Track use of turbo BOOST is a rather RARE thing, may even less than 1% for the average...
Hmmm...a bit strange, I do the exact opposite. I run on nice and quiet, comfortably riding, summer use only tires, on all of my vehicles,...
"..my previous Lexus.." Lexus RWD...? RWD and TC go back a very long way, and to my knowledge almost all of those included a TC off...
"..Toyota is targeting the old drivers..." No, I think not. It's the older drivers who long ago learned how to "feather" the throttle "just...
Why no pictures of YOUR winertime backup, your RX..?
The thing, knowledge, that you seem to be overlooking (or intentionally ignoring?) is the patently UNSAFE nature of ALL FWD vehicles when...
Major bottleneck....TAXES. As in, how to collect.
I'm little sorry to have to pick this apart, but.. With DBW, E-throttles, the throttle plate position, and thus engine RPM, may, or may NOT,...
Read the failure mode again... The ACC was in the process of slowing the vehicle, braking, when the gas pedal was fully depressed.....AND....the...
Every time we discover, RARELY discover, a new flaw in our software or the FPGA firmware we fix it and then add a post-production test to be sure...
"...That's not likely..." More likely than otherwise, a LOT more likely than otherwise. Assuming NipponDenso is the source (more likely than...
Not if sawing off part of the pedal also involved a firmware reflash that was the actual fix...
The "telling" issue was that they added a specific test to yet another, a different model, to be sure it wasn't subject to the same "SUA" flaw. If...
The way I read this.. During a test, simulation, of the adaptive CC someone went WOT, full throttle, just after, simultaneous with, the adaptive...
My I say... I told you so...!! There is no such thing as bug-proof software, certainly non as complex as that needed to run modern day...
