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Still sort of a toyota Auris you haven't left yet

Hi guys, sold my 11 plate Auris today at 37k miles. We had the car for 1 year and it was a excellent car. Its really sad to see it go but the Auris was just too boring and therefore we're going for the Ct200h (not that its much more exciting but it does the job). I just want to thank all you guys for the help you have given to me when needed and being there. I'll be popping in occasionally on this forum to see if I can help anymore. Byee!

the alternative is not to sign the docs now & hope that they don't sell it in the next 8 weeks. Or find another car when you are able to sign the docs. As for the finance it depends how you are borrowing, sometimes it is the finance company that becomes liable for faults.

A Faulty Clutch release bearing would be the most culprit

if you don't sign the docs they don't get paid so the car isn't sold. Whilst it is on their books it is costing them money.

They probably want the sale in before the end of the financial year, ask them what will happen if you don't sign

So long ToyotaAuris, hope you enjoy your Lexus. I won't say it'll be trouble-free because remember the old adage 'Don't matter if it it's got t*ts or tyres, either way it's going to cause problems'.

What does what look like ? The LED I replaced it with was a cree on a star aluminium heat sink I then filed it down to size and fitted it back into its original housing - won't go into too much of the detail but it works and looks like a factory one !

Changed my interior light tonight to a more beefed up LED The light output is so much better The photos are of the light output afterwards, unfortunately I did not take any before photos for comparison

Since you're not using the Bluetooth, the only option left would be USB stick playback of your choice of tunes! ☺

On 28 Feb I was at our Toyota dealer. The showroom and outdoor sales area were awash with 15 reg's ready to go on the 1 march. Lots of hybrid yaris and auris. Even auris touring sports but no PIP and only 1 prius.

I think it depends on a definition of short supply. I'm sure there are many thousands ready to be built. The trouble is that fewer and fewer UK customers are buying them new. Personally I'm not surprised considering they're £22k for a base t3 and I paid £17.5k only 5 years ago. That's one hell of an increase. So demand is there for the car, just not at the prices Toyota are now asking. A couple years ago I was offered £4,700 trade in on my car with £60k miles on it. I have recently been offered £7,500 for it with 83k. That's with it being an ex taxi! Taxi drivers are converted to the car, just not the new price. One wonders why Prius sales have plummeted? I think last year Toyota barely sold 2,500 - including the PIP. In 2010 they sold 10,300. People want the car, they really do, but they're also not stupid and aren't going to pay BMW money for a Toyota. You can buy the luxury branded Lexus CT200h base model for less than the Prius, so it's nothing to do with currency issues either. Toyota UK don't want the Prius to sell - can't see any other reason and to confirm, you'd be hard pushed to see one in a show room these days. Oh, and are the rumours on the US Priuschat forum true? Is the gen3 the last Prius to be sold in non plug in form in the UK? I've heard tell the gen4 won't be coming to Europe.

Look for Corolla's in Australia on google

What tail lights are those? i never seen the center peace before

Heyyyyy Ivan, is that you house your car is standing in front of..............very nice both, the car and the house! Mike.

So close

The accessory section of the brochure for my previous 2009 Auris also shows the scuff plates as being 'front only'. In the first generation there are the standard plastic scuff plates on the inside sill of the rear door aperture, so perhaps Toyota consider these as sufficient.