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Toyota Yaris Transmission Problems

88 messages,  Last post on Oct 12, 2009 at 1:03 PM

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#69 of 88
Re: Auto Transmission 07 Yaris [mattwmdb] by herb18
Mar 04, 2009 (9:29 pm)
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Replying to: mattwmdb (Feb 17, 2009 5:00 pm)

bought mine new 5/07. i was told the delayed upshift when cold is computer controlled and normal.
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Toyota (contract/fees by aztec1972
Apr 11, 2009 (5:30 pm)
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Well after looking at this some will say i got taken hook line,sinker so thats why i decided to post this for thread for any comments or suggestions for future references:
Well i went and picked up a 2009 Toyota Yaris (3dooor hatchback ,automatic) from A toyota dealership
Sale Price of Car$15,423.29
Manuf Rebate - $1,500.00
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Sale Price $13,923.29
Texas Sales Tax$870.21
Dealer Vehicle Inventory Tax$26.45
Documentary Fee$50.00
Deputy Fee$5.00
License Fee$59.80
Title Fee$49.00
State Inspection Fee$36.25
Extended Service Contract$3,900.00
Total Insurance Product(Gap/Credit Insurance$1903.47
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Subtotal$20,823.47
Down Payment$2000.00
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Total Amt Due$18,823.47
What i would like is someone that is really knows toyota contract to look this over and tell me those fees that i can avoid next time i go and get another car.
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Re: Toyota (contract/fees [aztec1972] by backy
Apr 11, 2009 (6:29 pm)
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Replying to: aztec1972 (Apr 11, 2009 5:30 pm)

That's easy. You paid way way WAY too much for the extended service contract and the gap insurance, where "too much" is probably anything over $0. With a reliable and low-maintenance car like the Yaris, you really don't need any extended warranty or service contract. Certainly not one that's $3900. And for what you paid for Gap insurance, you could have just increased your down payment by that amount and pretty much eliminated any chance you would be "upside down" on the loan, given that the Yaris and Toyotas in general hold their value well.
 
The other thing that stands out is that it appears you did not get any discount on the car except the manufacturer's rebate. If so, you paid too much for the car. The Yaris is not selling very well right now, so you should have been able to get a discount on the car above and beyond the manufacturer's rebate.
 
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. I wish you had posted your question before you bought the Yaris.
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Re: Toyota (contract/fees [backy] by aztec1972
Apr 12, 2009 (5:37 pm)
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Replying to: backy (Apr 11, 2009 6:29 pm)

iwell i guess we all live and learn but i will be better prepared next time i walk into a dealership.Backy quick question after looking over my note for example most dealerships charge you (Sale price of car,sales,tax,title,license,but you never see when a car is being advertised being charged for
1.Dealer Inventory Tax $26.45
2.Documentary Fee$50.00
3.Deputy Fee$5.00
4.State Inspection$36.25
If you have any friends that work for toyota or have connectionscan you or they explain these other charges
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Re: Toyota (contract/fees [aztec1972] by backy
Apr 12, 2009 (5:47 pm)
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Replying to: aztec1972 (Apr 12, 2009 5:37 pm)

The only one that looks out of the ordinary to me is "dealer inventory tax". You might call the dealer's finance person and ask them to explain that fee. Actually, the time to ask the finance person what the fees are was when they presented the paperwork to you at the dealership. But I suppose you realize that now.
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Oil dripping out of air tube by kavi
Apr 12, 2009 (8:56 pm)
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I recently bought a yaris 1.0 (yr 2005) - automatic transmission and changed the gearbx oil. Its running fine exept that while idling for about 4mins in the morning gearbox oil drips out of a tube, apparently an air tube. At first the quantity was consequent, gradually diminishing to about 20 drops but does not stop. Can anyone advise me please.
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Re: Toyota (contract/fees [backy] by lhanson
Apr 14, 2009 (12:54 pm)
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Replying to: backy (Apr 11, 2009 6:29 pm)

Backy, I hate to admit it, but you are right on every point you made in this post. I would only add that I have never seen a bigger rip off than these charges for the extended warranty and and gap insurance. Actually, they are almost criminal in nature. All of the other add-ons are inconsequential in comparison. It reminds me of William H. Macy in Fargo with the undercoating scam, only worse. I think that the dealer should be reported to Toyota. The extended warranty shouldn't be much over $1,000 for this car.
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UNBELIEVABLE! by dake
Apr 15, 2009 (5:33 am)
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HOLY CRAP, I'd go back to the dealer and demand a refund on the extended warranty or threaten a lawsuit. It hasn't even been a week (since your post anyway) and I think in Texas you get 30 days. Tell them if they don't a) reduce the cost of the plan or b) remove the plan completely with a full-refund you'll give them the car back. At the absolute minimum, tell the sales manager you will report their dealership to Toyota and the Better Business Bureau for unfair business practices.
 
Just for reference, I paid 1170 dollars for the Platinum Extended Warranty on my wife's '08 Yaris (7 yrs or 70k miles). I really only bought it b/c I got more than double for my trade-in than what I expected so it was basically free in my mind. In the grand scheme of things, I doubt I'll ever need it. 3900 bucks is the cost of a good, used second car - that's just outrageous.
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Re: UNBELIEVABLE! [dake] by backy
Apr 15, 2009 (9:49 am)
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Replying to: dake (Apr 15, 2009 5:33 am)

Actually that's an excellent point--these extended warranties usually have a refund clause. I just got nearly all of an extended warranty on my car refunded because it was totaled (the refund wasn't dependent on the car being totaled).
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Re: Auto Transmission 07 Yaris [mattwmdb] by phllbit
May 15, 2009 (7:10 pm)
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Replying to: mattwmdb (Feb 17, 2009 5:00 pm)

no it is not completely normal - I too have a 2007 yaris auto and mine won't even get out of 2nd gear when it is cold let alone 3rd! True, until the engine coolant has reached about 68 degrees I am told by the dealership, it won't go into top gear and that is for emissions control they say?
 
I have found some error codes with my code reader even though the dealership say there is not a problem and the codes all point to air intake and coolant sensor issues - the might be intermittent or there could be an open circuit somewhere. This is all happening right now in May and the air temperature outside is well into the 70's!
 
If your coolant light stays on for more than a few minutes and it is warm outside take it back now and demand they check/change the sensors. Before that if you can, go to your local automotive shop and purchase a code reader they are about 100 bucks or have some one check your car with a code reader - if any codes come up this will help your cause.
 
Good luck.

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