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Hello:  My son recently purchased a 2003 Toyota Matrix as his first car.  Overall, the car was not in bad shape.  There are a couple of items that need attention, but I feel he chose well. This may seem odd, but one thing I'd like to do for him is to find a way to touch-up his interior trim.  If you look at the attached pictures, you can see that some of the silver trim in his car has become worn to where the black underneath now shows. Here's the question:  is there a way to touch up these worn spots as opposed to replacing the entire blooming trim pieces?  I'm wondering about something you can brush on, like plastikote? Yup, call me a crazy mom.  TIA for any suggestions or thoughts.    

Hi I think I would consult Drivetime as to their warranty policy and who is allowed to carry out this work without invalidating the cover

Hello, I bought my 2014 camry from drivetime. Since it's 2014 model, it still has warranty on power train, as per my understanding. The maintenance required light came up. I looked through the owners manual seeking help. The owners manual suggests to do some specific maintenance along with oil/filter change. My question is, can i go to any maintenance shop or will i have to go to a dealer? Also, can anyone suggest me any good maintenance shop near Cincinnati, Ohio? Apologizing in advance for my ignorance, this is our first car in USA.

Hi Mark...welcome to the Forum It certainly looks in great condition for the year and the mileage....I think you got a good deal there! Probably worth checking the EVAP system for the fuel tank breather side of things if the tank is gassing then it may be blocked. Good to have you onboard Cheers . Trevor

Got the problem taken care of..I have a revolving code on my opener so there is no need to us the hand opener while programing.