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Replying to: jeauxsr (Aug 23, 2006 9:57 am) Just wanted to share this with you all.
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Replying to: ilovecars1 (Aug 23, 2006 11:00 am) |
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Replying to: ilovecars1 (Aug 23, 2006 11:00 am) I made the plunge, and i now have 20thousand something miles on the vehicle, and NO hesitation. In fact, it has been an excellent vehicle. I hope you haven't made a decision based on comments in this fourm. It is imperative that you drive the exact vehicle you plan to buy, and test it in your regular everyday driving patterns to correctly know if it is right for you. Good luck PS: I bought a 2007 Camry HYBRID to add to my Highlander. and love it, altho it is a bit more $.
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Replying to: jbollt (Aug 23, 2006 11:13 am) As you guys are saying, I am more sad now about breaking the deal. I need a vehicle very soon. I waited for this camry for so long, went on 8/7 and made a deal. OTD was 21800 which was not great, but it was a ok deal.On 8/8, one of my friend told me about this forum, and I was scared after reading all these issues. I just graduated this May, I have a new job and I never bought a new car. I live in a city. I do not have anybody to come with me and test drive the vehicle. If this car has any problem, I will be screwed, mentally and financially, apart from the fact that I may be involved in an accident because of the car (if there is any problem. Well, as I said, it was very painful. I saw the car and saw my name on it in paper and still could not decide what to do! Finally, went inside and cancelled.
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Replying to: ilovecars1 (Aug 23, 2006 11:50 am) No agrument that it is a big decision, but I doubt that you will be "scr%#ed". If the car you end up buying REALY has a serious defect, and you interact with Toyota rationaly, they will be very accomodating.....
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Replying to: jbollt (Aug 23, 2006 12:33 pm) One thing bothers me! Some people are saying that the problem developed after 800, 1700 or even 5000 miles. I got more scared about the problem beacuse that can come later. Please suggest.
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Replying to: ilovecars1 (Aug 23, 2006 12:38 pm) I read the exact same words on these forums a year and a half ago about the Highlander...As I said, 20,xxx miles later absolutely NO hesitation. I even posted that in the forums, and the folks who were the loudest and most frequent posters would say that THEY would be able to detect that hesitation in my car! I tried to make my Highlander hesitate, over and over again, even asked the posters who experienced it to give exact steps to get it to hesitate....I never did get that hesitation. Please understand that there are folks who are very upset with their cars, and may or may not be rational about it posting on the internet. I once had a car that I was totaly happy with, until i read on the internet that the steering wheel was slightly off-center to the drivers seat. I hadn't noticed, but now, i noticed it every time I drove that car. LOL power of suggestion Some years ago, I had a toyota with a problem. (not serious, just rattles, but it was a brand NEW car, and expensive for me), and the dealer kept saying "normal", or "can not duplicate"...i got very annoyed, and perhaps was not rational with my dealings with them. Long story short, I went to another dealer, with a much more tempered approach, and got the issues resolved.
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Replying to: jbollt (Aug 23, 2006 12:49 pm) 
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