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Get a Mini-VCI. Same price as the bluetooth adapters, but you'll have the same capabilities as the Toyota dealer. Just requires a Windows laptop...
I would buy your 2013 PiP. Like TampaPrius said, if you lease a 2015, you'll just be in the same situation in 3 years. If you buy yours, you'll...
Winter tires will hurt your mileage in almost every case (unless your summer tires were super grippy). The tires you have are still low rolling...
Google is showing you the original EPA ratings for the Gen2. The ratings were changed in 2008 (lowered to be more realistic), the new ratings put...
Yep, takes about 3 gallons to get it to start after running out. Try adding a couple more gallons and see if that does the trick.
Just a note, you don't need a 32-bit Windows computer for Techstream/mini-VCI, it's just easier to get everything working with 32-bit than 64-bit....
In a manual car you're not really in gear when stopped, you're either in gear with the clutch pushed in or in neutral. Using the parking brake to...
Hooking up jumper cables should work to power up the car, but they might have to remain hooked up to keep the car on depending on just how dead...
The car won't let you hurt the ICE. If you hit a good hill going 80mph with the cruise on, it'll rev to 5k RPM (on my Gen2) and hold it till the...
A quick kbb check shows that they're offering about $1000 more than the private party value, so there's probably not much to be gained there. I...
I would look for a car audio shop to install aftermarket parts, but the dealer might be ok with installing factory parts.
Pictures would be very helpful for telling you how repairable it is. I bet you can easily find a Gen1 with a dead battery and have your battery...
I second the motion to skip nav in the radio and use your phone or a dedicated GPS like a Garmin. Bluetooth and aux in are the main features I...
Personally, I would just install an aftermarket headunit that does everything you want. Most factory nav systems aren't that great.
Are you aware of the rubber bladder in the fuel tank? It's supposed to expand and contract according to how much fuel is in the tank to reduce...
