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  1. I would never buy anything else apart from Lexus which are also top notch. Had a vw never again, Toyota will always be open and honest if they have a fault and recall and fix free of charge unlike VW who cover things up, Vauxhall know they have probs but do nothing, bmw as well and you have to pay to sort yourself ! we all have different opinions.
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  2. Hi here is my gti put away for the winter. I am looking for gti alloys and also a spare wheel thanks. Enjoy Darren
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  3. The full owners manual, which is the one I referred to, or the abbreviated owners manual? The full owners manual may be downloaded from https://www.toyota.co.uk/tme#/my-toyota/eManual
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  4. Is this the same for the Facelift Auris Touring ( 2015) . the Horn is shocking to be honest , I think the dog breaks wind louder 🙂
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  5. Hi, Sounds like you have lowered the height of the air inlet if its now by the front grill, are you sure it will not allow lots of water / moisture to be taken up ? Always replace my air filter once a year, even good quality ones like Blueprint are cheap enough if you shop around, as DeTomato mentions. K&N do a standard air box filter for the Diesel and say you only need clean them at up to 50k miles intervals. My only concern about a high flow filter of any type, is will it adversely affect the engines performance at all, seem to remember seeing some forum posts about folk having such troubles when using them...?
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  6. Hi from Paul ; have had 4 rav 4s and nothing but great service from them ; would buy another tomorrow if i could afford it...old recalls done fine on my present 12 year old which i love. Always found local Toyota perfectly fair and honest ...Agree with Grumpy and you can add Ford to list as far as i,m concerned... Personally i think you'll end up paying ample whether you buy old or new.....Cheers..
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  7. My 2013 Yaris Hybrid has done 67000 miles so far and from the existing wear I imagine another 67000 is capable on the same discs. I have had 2 warranty claims, one for an aircon condenser leak and one for a Touch and go update - no quibbles and I was (and am) very happy, so much so that I extended the warranty to around 85000 miles for around £350 for 2 years. Compare the price to that of other manufacturer's hybrids and EV - usually £700 + per year to extend.
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  8. I must add I have personally been very impressed with Toyota over the last 3 years since owning one of their cars. Tbh at moment I wouldn’t consider buying anything else. They have always been honest and upfront and fixed things under warranty (nothing major may I add) without much of a quibble.
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