Heres Why Toyota is Marking Down Their New Cars
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Date: 2020-03-18
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Durango95
well really if you go back and look at the industry indexes the Auto industry is one of the industries that have fallen off the cliff it's been going down for something here so you can go back and look as many years as you'd like but you will pick up a pattern of a big down slide especially in 2019 coupled with the fact that the biggest competitor to new cars happens to be used cars and the biggest competitor to both is the repair Market has in when people don't have a lot of money they tend to fix what they already have and they don't buy anything
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well really if you go back and look at the industry indexes the Auto industry is one of the industries that have fallen off the cliff it's been going down for something here so you can go back and look as many years as you'd like but you will pick up a pattern of a big down slide especially in 2019 coupled with the fact that the biggest competitor to new cars happens to be used cars and the biggest competitor to both is the repair Market has in when people don't have a lot of money they tend to fix what they already have and they don't buy anything
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TableRocked
Ill stick with my paid for 2019 Avalon Limited Hybrid with the Advanced Safety Package, just crossed 8k enjoyable and serene miles and my 2018 Highlander Hybrid Limited Platinum package that just crossed 30k equally pleasant miles. and my 2008 Solara SLE convertible, on a trickle charger, with 36k miles purchased brand new (all fluids changed last year - transmission, coolant, brakes, steering. scottysavage, since the Solara has an interference engine, should I go ahead and change the timing belt?
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Ill stick with my paid for 2019 Avalon Limited Hybrid with the Advanced Safety Package, just crossed 8k enjoyable and serene miles and my 2018 Highlander Hybrid Limited Platinum package that just crossed 30k equally pleasant miles. and my 2008 Solara SLE convertible, on a trickle charger, with 36k miles purchased brand new (all fluids changed last year - transmission, coolant, brakes, steering. scottysavage, since the Solara has an interference engine, should I go ahead and change the timing belt?
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Anthony
Hi Scotty I have a 2005 Peugeot 407 sw that I bought almost 2 years ago. To be honest it has always run great but it gives me shitty gas milage and it's only a 1. 7 petrol. Their is a slight blow in the back box. Do you think if I change the back box I will get better gas millage? I change the oil regularly and I have recently changed the spark plugs, tyres and filters. Thanks Scotty.
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Hi Scotty I have a 2005 Peugeot 407 sw that I bought almost 2 years ago. To be honest it has always run great but it gives me shitty gas milage and it's only a 1. 7 petrol. Their is a slight blow in the back box. Do you think if I change the back box I will get better gas millage? I change the oil regularly and I have recently changed the spark plugs, tyres and filters. Thanks Scotty.
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amber
Hey Scotty huge fan here my cars engine was acting up running like scrap I chamged plugs amd ran good for a day not its rumming like scrap again it threw a p0300 code when I take plugs out and clean them it starts roght up for 2 mims than dies again amd womt start unless I clean plugs than again rums for 2 mins than dies any ideas of what I should try to fix at a loss here thank yoi
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Hey Scotty huge fan here my cars engine was acting up running like scrap I chamged plugs amd ran good for a day not its rumming like scrap again it threw a p0300 code when I take plugs out and clean them it starts roght up for 2 mims than dies again amd womt start unless I clean plugs than again rums for 2 mins than dies any ideas of what I should try to fix at a loss here thank yoi
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bcgrittner
In the early 60s Honda raced a 1. 5 liter V-8 in Formula 1. I can't remember the numbers on that engine, but it was powerful at extremely high RPM. It is no longer used. It wouldn't meet modern rules. Also, let's not forget all the brake pad and rotor/drum residue we leave behind. A few more weeks and I'll be back on my Trek bicycle. See you on the trails.
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In the early 60s Honda raced a 1. 5 liter V-8 in Formula 1. I can't remember the numbers on that engine, but it was powerful at extremely high RPM. It is no longer used. It wouldn't meet modern rules. Also, let's not forget all the brake pad and rotor/drum residue we leave behind. A few more weeks and I'll be back on my Trek bicycle. See you on the trails.
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howell603
Hay Scotty I recently bought an 2009 toyota venza for 10600 with v6 automatic fully loaded awd then three weeks of driving the vsc light came on and awd light on and trac control light came on code read gas cap but I replaced and unhooked the battery and about two weeks later the lights came back on please respond thanks
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Hay Scotty I recently bought an 2009 toyota venza for 10600 with v6 automatic fully loaded awd then three weeks of driving the vsc light came on and awd light on and trac control light came on code read gas cap but I replaced and unhooked the battery and about two weeks later the lights came back on please respond thanks
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MKep
Hey Scotty, I have a 2013 Subaru Legacy with 36, 735 miles and a CVT transmission. Sometimes when I shift from park into reverse there is a loud metallic clang sound. Do you have any idea what this could be? I cant wait to sell this piece of junk and get an older Tacoma or Ford Ranger soon. Love the content
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Hey Scotty, I have a 2013 Subaru Legacy with 36, 735 miles and a CVT transmission. Sometimes when I shift from park into reverse there is a loud metallic clang sound. Do you have any idea what this could be? I cant wait to sell this piece of junk and get an older Tacoma or Ford Ranger soon. Love the content
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T5rux
If some brands of tires don't wear (because over the years the car is not driven much) the tread rubber will get hard and provide poorer traction when you really need it. So be extra careful out there esp when it starts raining and you are running on still great old tires.
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If some brands of tires don't wear (because over the years the car is not driven much) the tread rubber will get hard and provide poorer traction when you really need it. So be extra careful out there esp when it starts raining and you are running on still great old tires.
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TableRocked
scottysavage, 2008 Solara SLE convertible owned since new, 36k total miles. have done 100% of fluids last year (coolant, transmission, brakes, steering with OEM fluids, should I go ahead and do the timing belt too? Its an interference engine.
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scottysavage, 2008 Solara SLE convertible owned since new, 36k total miles. have done 100% of fluids last year (coolant, transmission, brakes, steering with OEM fluids, should I go ahead and do the timing belt too? Its an interference engine.
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