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It would be cool...but I can't see it happening, unfortunately. One nice thing is that most of those cars are absolutely bullet-proof, so nothing breaks (usually). And in the case of the Supra, a lot of the tuners still have parts. Too bad I don't still have a Supra!

Turn car on to "acc". Make sure you see the ODO reading, not the trip. Turn car off. Press and hold the trip meter reset button while turning the car on. Continue holding it down for until light goes off (just a few seconds).

Sounds like a nice car...great miles! As for service: you may still be under powertrain warranty. If so, it might be worth your while to take it the dealership in case they find any issues that could be covered under the factory warranty.

What year and nav version do you have?

Unfortunately, TRD has a tendency to forget about anything more than about 5 years old. I guess that makes sense in a practical sort of way...darn it. If it makes you feel any better, TRD doesn't make anything for me either.

And the answer is?

Truth doesn't have to be quite so brutal. <_<

Nice mileage. Keep us posted on how that goes as your car gets broken in. It may change after about 3,000 miles or so. You'll also notice mileage differences between seasons, especially in the cold seasons when you're running more accessories. You'll get better mileage in the nicer seasons when you're not running heat, a/c, etc. as much.

Be nice...

I've never had a problem...should just be able to replace it. You'll have to reset clock, radio, etc.

Lexus is coming out with some new accessories, including a very nice ceramic brake upgrade (http://www.autoblog.com/tag/lexus%20f%20accessories/) for the IS-F...maybe you can find a way to retrofit them to an MR2. :P Check this out: Pretty, huh?

Try this: http://www.geocities.com/toyota_speed2003 (look about halfway down the page for a post from mrlajoie 12-23-2004 10:29AM). If that doesn't work, yeah, you may have to spring for a new one.

Another wonderful car...the XLE is very luxurious. Enjoy!

Fabulous car...enjoy!

The Toyota ones will have the best fit, and will be warranteed for (I think) a year after installation...may not be the cheapest, but the best for peace of mind.

Congratulations...that's a lovely car. Enjoy! Post pics when you get a chance.

I kind of like the thick black stripe on the hood...it looks like a racing stripe. It will look nice with the windows tinted.

If I remember correctly, aren't the control buttons located on the CD players themselves, not on the radio faceplate? If that's the case, it should just plug in. What I don't remember is any of the Corollas coming with JBL...?

Are you a dealer or a private owner?

Are you talking about the 6 disc in-dash CD changer? What year/model is it from?

Try resizing the images...I had to do that with a couple of mine.

Hey...it's okay with us if you have nothing better to do than post pics on TOC USA!! You could always put pics in your album too...

Don't wash it in the winter... How about a remote start? Just remember to leave the heat on full blast when you turn the car off.

Thanks for the posts, and welcome to our board! Your car looks like it's in really great shape!

Back to that security thing I brought up before...it might be better to mark the entrance to your subdivision as "Home". That way, if your car is stolen, you're not giving a thief directions to your doorstep. And you'd avoid the annoying navigation messages! If you just bought the car, it's worth at least asking the dealer if they'll give you a disc. It's not like they can control the navigation content, so it's not their fault, but they may have a little sympathy for you. The next Nav update is due out in November, so hopefully it'll have more of your streets on it.