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599 messages, Last post on Oct 30, 2006 at 12:06 AM
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Replying to: smoder (Aug 03, 2006 8:23 pm) Also fixed were the seat fabric issues and a new design for the radio cover. I have experienced no problems and have owned quite a number of cars in my life. It is a safe purchase and am old enough not to refer to purchasing any car as an investment. |
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Any thoughts out there about the tc's fog lights ... I am thinking of getting them ,.... do they work well and do you think they look cool?
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WOULD TINTING THE WINDOWS, GIVE IT A BAD LOOK? I AM JUST SO USED TO HAVING MY WINDOWS TINTED THAT IT FEELS SO WEIRD THAT PEOPLE CAN LOOK STRAIGHT AT ME.
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Replying to: rlommbardi (Sep 20, 2006 10:51 am) If they look cool is a matter of opinion |
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I am new to this forum, so I wanted to see if anybody that owns a tC 2006 model had this issue or not. I have owned this car since September 05 and like it very much. But in end of August 06, when I was driving my car I noticed that my AC was not working. So, I took it in to the dealership and to get it checked. The service manager from the dealership called back to say that the condenser was punctured because a rock apparently flew in through the grill and did the damage. I was shocked to find this out! The car is not even a year old and I had to shell out $1000 on getting it fixed!!! I asked the service manager if this was a manufacturing defect or what, and he said "that this is a freak accident that can happen to anyone" and that if I had issues with it I should call the Scion customer service and complain to them. I had to go thru my insurance company to get it fixed. I have contacted Scion's customer service regarding this issue but have yet to hear back from them. I also researched the Edmunds website and found that some xB owners had this same issue, which means this could be a manufacturing defect from Toyota. Has anybody else experienced this issue? |
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Replying to: punita (Oct 03, 2006 12:51 pm) Another 'big ticket' item that can fall prey to this is expensive headlights on some vehicles. Apparently they get shattered by flying debris often enough for there to be after-market protection 'film' to be a big seller. JR |
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Replying to: punita (Oct 03, 2006 12:51 pm) |
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| I have a 2006 with 13,000 miles. I sit in stop/go traffic morning and afternoon. The brakes get hot and they squeal when I start putting them on and when full pressure is applied it stops. Dealer says everything is fine. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this. Appreciate any suggestions or comments. | |
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Replying to: punita (Oct 03, 2006 12:51 pm) I have found out in the last 2 days that Toyota has had the same problem with Corolla's and they will install a mesh covering under the condenser to protect it from road debris. I'm not super crazy about spending $800 for a repair that might happen over again and having Scion say tough luck. But what I wonder is how many of us are out there. If this happens in 3% of the cars they will do a fix.
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