Are you having problems with your Toyota? Let our team of motoring experts keep you up to date with all of the latest Toyota issues & faults. We have gathered all of the most frequently asked questions and problems relating to the Toyota in one spot to help you decide if it's a smart buy.
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It depends what you're going to use it for but, generally, the highest spec model is generally the best one to buy. If you're looking for something a bit more rough'n'tumble for off-road duties the base model might be the pick, however.
Turn the key to ignition on, so the engine is off but all the dash lights are illuminated, and then select trip computer A. Turn the key off then, while holding down the DISP button on the steering wheel, turn the ignition back on so the dash lights are on but the engine is off. Turn the key back off, then start the car and the maintenance light will not be illuminated.
The best for one person could be completely different for another person. Generally, the highest-specification model will be the best.
The RAV4 range offers 2WD or 4x4, diesel or petrol engines and a range of trim levels. For urban drivers doing short trips a 2WD petrol auto model would be the go, while long-distance tourers who might do a bit of sand or dirt driving would be better off with a diesel 4x4.
As for picking a trim level, that all comes down to budget.
The current-generation RAV4 is 4570mm long.
While you can change the indicator, parker and high-beam bulbs in a current-generation Corolla, the low-beam is sealed into the headlight housing that means it has to be replaced as a complete assembly. To replace any of the other bulbs you simply open the bonnet, unplug the wiring off the back of the bulb you need to change, and then twist the back of the bulb and it will pop out.
Toyota recently launched the 12th-generation Corolla as a hatch model. However, when they unveiled the new-gen model at the Geneva Motor Show earlier in the year they confirmed a sedan variant will follow the hatch sometime in 2019.
There are no firm figures available as at 2018. However, Toyota sold their 40,000,000th Corolla in July 2013 so they will likely be approaching their 50,000,000th Corolla soon!