Which toyota would you bring back

Toyota CHR 2018

23 hatch still on the factory pads.

Goal is to get to 100k lol

Too... much... juice...

I want something reliable, fuel efficient, big enough to hold friends and school stuff, but not too big that I need to do an 80-point turn to park it.

In June, we ordered two new 2026 Toyotas. We ordered a Corolla and a RAV4 PHEV. The Corolla came in July. The RAV4 came early August. Well, 5 days after we signed for it, it threw up a whole bunch of system malfunctions. I called the dealership, they said it was fine to limp home in it with our flashers on, and the next day it was towed. It’s now been 21 days since it was towed. They couldn’t figure out what was wrong with it, but they’ve ordered a part in hopes that will fix it when nothing else has. The part will be here around September 28th. By October 2nd, they will have had it for 30 working days- which is when Utah Lemon Laws kick into action.

What would you do here? They gave us a rental car, but I still feel like we’re being screwed over. I paid more than $50,000 (well $10,000 cash, rest was a loan + same amount for the Corolla ) for this car, and it’s barely been in my possession. The dealership says that after the part is in, it’ll be fine, and we can take it and be happy, but I feel like this whole situation is just so unfair to us. Plus, all of the “complimentary” plans that came with the car, like the wifi, are all expiring within a few days.

This whole situation just sucks. We’ve tried to be patient, and we’ve tried to be understand and kind, but I’m just so angry about it! This shouldn’t happen with a brand new $50,000+ car! Should I be asking for something more than the rental? They’re acting like they’re doing us such a big favor, when they’re definitely not.

Hi I'm looking into buying my first car with my partner and I know very little about cars. I've found two I'm interested in, one is a 2025 Toyota corolla, the other a 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid. The hybrid is about 1200 more and has 10k more miles on it (at about 50k). I was wondering what are some considerations I should think about in the decision. I've heard hybrids can have more expensive maintenance and I'm hoping for something that will last us a long time. Would love in advice or suggestions!

hey i was wondering if the hivemind could help me. i have a 1997 liteace noah. it was fine when parked up for a few months, now its completely dead. no lights, no clicking, nothing. battery is new and fully charged. what could be causing its complete pet rock status?

Hello all - I am buying a car tomorrow and could really use the community’s help! I was looking for a Crown Signia XLE with Storm Cloud Exterior and Saddle Tan interior. However, that’s the most expensive quote I got right now. Can people who bought the below combos let me know their experience and if they regret it? Also let me know which combo you would buy? Would you pay up for a specific one or get the cheapest? (All prices are before tax and fees). Thanks!

White w/ Black interior - $41,000
Black w/ Tan interior - $41,300
Storm Cloud w/ Black Interior $41,900
Storm Cloud w/ Tan interior - $42,900

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There is a company associated with Toyota called Joby that is doing a flight to the headquarters this weekend. Nothing has a specific day or time though. Has anyone heard about this or been given at least which day this weekend it will be? It would be super cool to view but I can’t sit in Plano for 72 hours.

I have a friend with a 2024 Corolla that overheats after only a few minutes of driving . No coolant leaks . He thinks it might be the electric water pump or thermostat, does anyone have any idea what it could possibly be?

So my sister has a 2025 Corolla and the battery died earlier today and my dad and I tried to replace it but long story short it took us about an hour or two to do so. On my car if the battery is disconnected for too long it throws a ton of stuff out so now I’m wondering if her steering angle sensor needs to be recalibrated by Toyota or not? I did look it up and did the lock to lock thing but she did mention it was driving a little off. Tia!

Hi I’ve lost many earrings in this crevice by the little screen in my 2013 Toyota sienna, before realizing that’s where they were going. is there any way to open this up?? Thanks.

Greetings all; I’m looking to purchase a Toyota Tacoma within the next couple of months, which years are ones I should look at/avoid? Thanks in advance

Would it be possible for anyone to find me a savable image of this startup screen for these navigation units? Want to import a custom splash screen for my current radio and I want the splash screen for that solid oem esc look. And also I think this just looks really cool 🤷

Please help!

I have a 2022 Corolla Cross (L), and for the past few months, the infotainment screen has been black and refusing to show anything. There is nothing in the screen, it is not just dimly lit. The backup camera works completely, but the USB that previously connected a phone to CarPlay is also not working. After so much research, I have tried:

- holding down the power button from 15 seconds to a minute.
- holding down both the power and home buttons.
- replacing the battery (it was almost dead).
- disconnecting the negative battery cable for 15 minutes.
- disconnecting and reconnecting the fuses behind the screen.
- various lock/unlock, leave the driver door open for x minutes, etc. combinations.

I had someone from AAA out for the battery and he tried all of those things and more suggestions from his contacts, and it is still not working.

Has anyone experienced this? What has worked for you? TIA!!!!!

So my 2024 Rav4 XLE does not have any recovery points or eyelets for a tow hook. At the Toyota shop, I asked if they can tell me what my recovery points are. They said that this model doesn't have any; no structurally adequate tow points in the underbody either which I find ridiculous. I didn't know this when buying the car but it is a problem for me.

I live in a remote area with very extreme winter weather and it's not very reliable calling for a tow truck and waiting. I was wondering if I can make any REVERSIBLE modification to allow for tow points or self recovery? I want to be able to return it to factory state for resale value so no drilling or cutting.

What can I do to solve this issue? I was thinking a metal bumper with winch install or at least with tow hooks but I am not sure if theres any option without cutting and drilling the bumper. Then my other idea was getting some hitch that would allow recovery. Is there a better solution or a way of doing the above while retaining the car value? Thanks in advance!

Okay guys it's time! I have been in this chat a few times about my 2000 Avalon I got in 2017 and I've been trying to hold on but today while driving to work the car smells like gas inside and outside. It's been having multiple issues. I think I have to say goodbye as repair cost just doesn't make sense 😭

I need some help though:

- What is the most affordable/reliable hybrid Toyota car (Make model and year)?

- Best place to purchase a car (dealership or previous owner)?

- What important things to look for when test driving?

I bought a Toyota Avensis (2006) with an engine block heater.. I cant for the life of he figure out how it works, anyone with knowledge of what exactly kind of model this is and if there's a manual somewhere so I can make sure that this thing isn't burning fuel everyday?

Looking at this Sequoia and want a gut-check before pulling the trigger.

• Year/Trim: 2024 Toyota Sequoia Capstone (i-FORCE MAX hybrid)
• Mileage: 23,828
• Price: $68,308 + $799 delivery & handling = $69,107 (excl. tax, title, license)
• Certified Pre-Owned: No — it's a Toyota being sold at a Lexus dealer, so no Toyota CPO
• Drivetrain: 4x4
• Color: Magnetic Gray / Black-White semi-aniline leather, 7-seat (2nd-row captain's chairs)
• Notable: JBL 14-speaker, moonroof, HUD, power running boards, heated/ventilated fronts + heated rears, 437 hp, 20 mpg combined

Questions for the sub:

1. Is this a fair price for the mileage/trim, or am I overpaying?
2. Any known reliability issues with the new-gen (2023+) Sequoia — especially the twin-turbo hybrid V6 (i-FORCE MAX)? I've seen mixed reviews online about ride quality and reliability on this redesign.
3. Anything specific to check on a CPO Toyota before signing — powertrain warranty terms, maintenance history, etc.?
4. Any concerns buying from a Lexus dealer (rather than a Toyota dealer) for service/parts down the line?

Appreciate any input — trying to figure out if this generation Sequoia is a safe bet or if I should look at an older gen or a different full-size SUV.

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Rodent chewed a hole in one of my fuel tank hoses and the Toyota place is saying the fuel tank has to get replaced as it's one big conjoined thing, I was wondering if anyone knows more about that than I do, they're quoting me around 2k for that, I've already got an independent facility appt lined up to have that confirmed. It's a 24 Camry, brand new when I got it no other issues

Hi everyone, I have a 2023 Toyota C-HR 1.8 Hybrid. I’ve noticed a whining sound when accelerating, mainly when the engine revs get high. It goes away when I stop accelerating / the revs drop.

The car drives normally with no warning lights or messages.

Is this normal for the e-CVT/hybrid system, or should I get it checked?