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I owned this vehicle for about 2 years. It was a solid performer from day one. I bought it used in 2013 with about 180,000 miles on it with a rebuilt engine.
Paid all at once in cash to the previous owner. I will say that you even with that many miles on it, it still ran great. I put about another 100,000 miles on it for the two years I owned it. The car itself was very low to the ground which gave it amazing handling. That baby could take turns without even barely slowing down. Had excellent acceleration for a car with almost 200,000 miles. It was a 4cylinder 5 speed manual transmission.
Very cost effective on gas and still had power when needed. I did a lot of work under the hood as Toyotas are great cars to modify.
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Not because of break downs but just to sup it up even more so to spe. I owned this vehicle for about 2 years.
It was a solid performer from day one. I bought it used in 2013 with about 180,000 miles on it with a rebuilt engine. Paid all at once in cash to the previous owner. I will say that you even with that many miles on it, it still ran great. I put about another 100,000 miles on it for the two years I owned it. The car itself was very low to the ground which gave it amazing handling.
That baby could take turns without even barely slowing down. Had excellent acceleration for a car with almost 200,000 miles.
It was a 4cylinder 5 speed manual transmission. Very cost effective on gas and still had power when needed.
I did a lot of work under the hood as Toyotas are great cars to modify. Not because of break downs but just to sup it up even more so to speak.
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I loved that car, only reason I do not have it anymore is because I made it a little too fast and ended up driving it into a tree. Even with hitting a tree at 60 mph the engine still held up, the axels broke in two but the car still cranked right back up and wheels still provided movement. I have never know any other car to do this in my entire life.
Will say though that it is a compact car so not recommended for 'bigger' people, but it was well worth the price I paid for it, and I firmly believe it could have gone another 100,000 miles no problem if it were not for the accident. Highly recommended.
Excellent on gas without loss of power. It came pretty low to the ground stock without any modifications and the wheel size play was a great factor.
I ended up putting some pretty big tires on it and still had full turn radius without modifying the wheel wells. Also that car is built extremely sturdy and could take a beating for a compact car which is rare. Still ran excellent with over 200,000 miles and I firmly believe I could have gotten at least 350,000 miles out of it if it were not for the accident.
Excellent on gas without loss of power. It came pretty low to the ground stock without any modifications and the wheel size play was a great factor. I ended up putting some pretty big tires on it and still had full turn radius without modifying the wheel wells.
Also that car is built extremely sturdy and could take a beating for a compact car which is rare. Still ran excellent with over 200,000 miles and I firmly believe I could have gotten at least 350,000 miles out of it if it were not for the accident.