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@ytr8989

5 ай бұрын

What do you thing of the new front mounted engine with a rear mounted turbo?

@TamponTea

5 ай бұрын

hey @scottykilmer what do you thing of the 2011 for ranger xl?

@srobertskowronski3585

5 ай бұрын

@LordRuneArim 3:38

@angelahoward6256

4 ай бұрын

If you can recommend a good mechanic in or near Auburn, AL I would appreciate it.

I have a 2001 Tundra - 200K miles, 2011 Sienna - 250K miles, 2012 Highlander - 200K miles. All work well and no major repair issues. I am 65 years old and I may never buy another car before my time is up. Keep doing great work Scotty.

@mechalovessquirrels

5 ай бұрын

May you live long ,just like your cars

@subaruamazon

5 ай бұрын

07 camry 146k. it is the famous oil burner but that is ok. it did need repairs from 120k to now - fuel pump, water pump, lower control arms bearings. but engine and tranny 100 percent. change the oil every 5k synth. should last a while.

@deangailwahl8270

5 ай бұрын

Those 5.7lt get scary bad fuel economy.

@jimv77

5 ай бұрын

​@@deangailwahl8270Gas is cheap. Engine and Transmission are expensive.

@Barneyrubble241

5 ай бұрын

@@subaruamazon I had an 09. Ran it to 302k. oil pump went on the highway during rush hour. By the time I got pulled over it was seized. It was burning less than a quart every 5000 miles, so oil burning wasn't the issue and I'm very consistent with oil changes. But I only paid $4500 for it when it had 95k. I put 207k miles for $4500. Those repairs you did to yours are just normal maintenance. Stuff doesn't last forever, but Toyotas come close!! Definitely keep changing the oil on your Camry every 5k. The oil burning should stay minimal for a long time and you'll probably get it to 300k+ without much fuss.

Holy crap! I just bought a 2010 RAV4 sport 4wd V6 with 60,000 miles. I work at a Toyota dealership and an older lady traded it in. One owner, pristine paint and always maintained. I had to buy it. Got it for 13.5k with repairs included. Will last a long time

@titanproductions3628

5 ай бұрын

Mannnnn you'll never think about buying a car again, your practically set for at least 8-10 years of driving, gotta love Toyota 💪👏

@HemoFlier

5 ай бұрын

14 years old car that only lost 50% value (which usually lose that much value in 5 years only) I think you got robbed Would you please buy my 2010 Avalon limited for same price 😂

@sakispsinakis

5 ай бұрын

In UK they would give it to you for free! What a rip off 😂

@adam_c_music

4 ай бұрын

You overpayed

@topo520

4 ай бұрын

I bought mine from out of state for 16k. It was a 2012 in pristine condition and loaded with navigation and more! It was the limited trim and it drives really smooth and fast as well. Mine is all wheel drive with no rust. I used to drive a Mercedes I bought brand new the AMG (trashy suv) and has always been in the shop. It was a good choice because those cars Rav4 V6 are rare here in Arizona to find. Mine has 96k miles and one owner.

I bought a 2014 Camry with 111,000 miles it’s now at 165,000 miles no issues Just oil changes and brakes

Can’t believe Toyota hasn’t gifted Scotty a car yet.

@donniev8181

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I know! He has influenced more people to buy Toyotas than any other person on earth probably

@FransceneJK98

5 ай бұрын

I don’t think he’d want a brand new Toyota anyway

@mr.2cents.846

5 ай бұрын

Maybe one more time. 😂

@lotus956

5 ай бұрын

He definitely had stock in Toyota.

@gabrielpaulsmom

5 ай бұрын

Scotty doesn't want a brand new Toyota.

We have a 2012 RAV4 that is still my wife’s daily driver, 220,000 miles and still going strong. She still loves it.

2009 Highlander v6 200k 2002 Honda civic manual shift ex coupe 250k 2005 Camry 4 cylinder 140k All going strong, no major issues Just belts, batteries,tires regular maintenance.

Old Toyotas are great. Less electronics to go wrong is NEVER a bad thing.

@AdamWanly

5 ай бұрын

The problem is, as a manufacturer you can’t avoid technology nowadays!

@ThomasKing19933

5 ай бұрын

​@@AdamWanly That's true, I guess.

@LamelKendrick

5 ай бұрын

old gm was great too. 2010s ford was good

@terrancecloverfield6791

5 ай бұрын

I thought EVs was going to be more simplistic so we can modify them more, since we don't gotta worry about emission controls. But for whatever reason, EV makers missed the memo.

@bryanCLXT

5 ай бұрын

CO worker has a 03 Lexus es with 222k just replace the serp belt and did and oil change and said when he gets to 300k he might look for something else smart young man he's 22

THIS man consistently has the best, most enjoyable and entertaining car channel out there!!!

@eriknobles3946

5 ай бұрын

Yup

@derekgardin1512

5 ай бұрын

Except for telling people it's OK to put just 2 snow tires on.

@golferpro1241

5 ай бұрын

Scotty is the man!

2005 highlander here still running strong 💪

These older, 2011 Toyota RAV4's with the 3.5 L V6 engine, which produces 269 horsepower and the five-speed automatic transmission are excellent compact SUV's to purchase, if they are well-maintained, because they are fast and enjoyable. The downside is that they are not fuel-efficient, but they are very reliable. Thank you very much and have a great night.

I just bought one of these. From my parents. $10 but it was worth 15. It’s a 2011 2GR-FE. 72K miles. I changed the transmission and differential oils as soon as I could. If it wasn’t for salt rot, i’ll bet I could run it to 400000 miles. Excellent car!

@donniev8181

5 ай бұрын

Have it undercoated, you can buy the stuff yourself and simply spray it on all the metal parts under the car. Make sure you knock off any surface rust that's already there.

Ok. Its 1:40 am here in Florida. Bad storm day, woke up and couldn’t get back to sleep. I watched this video and got good information. More than that you made me smile and literally laugh out loud. My favorite channel hands down. Now if you want to laugh, my wife just bought a 1994(pristine) Corvette for 15k. 37k miles. Runs like a bat out of hell. (A little coolant leak now and then, but whatever). Car was bought new in Montana; garage kept and trucked to Florida a while back when her friends moved here. She’s already been offered 25k but won’t sell it. Obviously not a daily driver but fun to take into town. It turns heads every time. Bless you and yours sir…Thank you.

That’s the reason I have kept my 2004 & 2006 Toyota’s in my garage Scotty . Thanks for your videos.

Scotty, never stops being the man! 🤘

The more tech, the more problems!

We have a 2005 Toyota Highlander Limited with a 3.3 V6! 165,000. miles and perfect! LOVE IT!

We have a 2016 Rav-4! Absolutely love it!

Thank you for the video. Blessings to you.

Just bought a 2015 tundra 4x4 with the 5.7 and 83k miles , gotta say, your channel was a major influence. First time in my life I didn’t by American

A couple years ago I bought a 2001 RAV4. 4 cylinder, AWD with a manual. Love the car.

Thank you Scotty for your wisdom and advice

The "beauty cover" lol. I love this guy! Extremely knowledgable and entertaining to watch. So glad I found him. This is my car, except mine just crossed 211K. It's the one I learned to drive in and a decade later, it's still going! My mechanic did express concern about a fuel rod potentially going sometime in the future, but couldn't put a time on it but it was kind of ominous - like, it COULD happen sooner rather than later but then again...maybe not. Hmm.

Scotty you are awesome enjoy watching your updates on youtube😃

We have that exact make and model Rav4 and I can tell you after 221,000 miles, leaving off that cover makes the igniters last a lot longer. That cover traps heat in there and "cooks" the igniters.

@megatuanis

3 ай бұрын

Does the Camry have that cover? Just wondering because I have an old Camry

Marriage counseling should involve the question, are you willing to drive used cars? If either answers "no", they shouldn't get married.

@fatbroccoli8

5 ай бұрын

Lol that's funny and great advice

@russellpayne9106

5 ай бұрын

That would be Scottys question if he was a marriage counselor

here in Malaysia i'm using minivan 2006 Toyota estima with similiar 2grfe 3.5 v6 engine. this year has been 18 years with 180k km but guess what the engine is still very smooth and quiet and no major problem whatsover. really love my toyota V6 hope it will last forever

@Raj-qc2fz

4 ай бұрын

In Malaysia there was a Proton brand is that good?

I want to go back in time and thank myself for buying a 2008 4Runner and keeping it.

@mrgarrison3516

5 ай бұрын

You need a Delorean if u want to do that 🤔

@phatgringo2.0

5 ай бұрын

You were surprised how fat you got.

@binhdangvn

5 ай бұрын

So, the 2023 gx460 is still enjoyable? It has V8, no electrical brake, no lane assistant neither.

@DannyTorrancesFinger

5 ай бұрын

haha, didn't know that - these cars are basically like a platypus - no change over the years@@binhdangvn

@nhitc6832

5 ай бұрын

I miss my 2004 honda civic with manual windows lol

Thanks so much Scotty for your great advice.

I had one and I actually miss it. I honestly wouldn't mind buying one again. I had a 4 cylinder 2008, and I loved it. It had 1 year less km than it should for its age. I don't know if it was from Japan, but it was a good suv.

@albertwinton8717

5 ай бұрын

J

Raise your hnd if your "new" car has a CD player that you use 🙌🏽

@alstewart1186

5 ай бұрын

✋

@SteveWidlund

5 ай бұрын

✋️

@FransceneJK98

5 ай бұрын

Mee!!! I love my CD player. Sound is louder and more crisp than when I use Bluetooth Apple Music from my phone connected to the car

@rawfeekee657

4 ай бұрын

just bought an rx350 with. 6 disc changer. thats right. SIX lol

@loraborealis2551

3 ай бұрын

Mine has a tape player! 😂

I love my 2011 4 cylinder RAV4! I named her 11. Lol! Just replaced her battery and the oil change is next. She's not perfect but is very dependable. My only two gripes are the hard seats and small gas tank. She has 108K mileage and is fun to drive.

Battery Tenders can be used to keep the 12V lead acid battery charged in these new Toyotas. Hooking up a Battery Tender every night also increases the battery life. I have never changed the battery in my 2012 Camry that I purchased new.

@donniev8181

5 ай бұрын

Which battery tender do you think is the best?

@nigelnazeemjohannes85

5 ай бұрын

garyclark979 which one are you using if I may ask.

My favorite motto nowadays: "If my car doesn't have it, it can't break". The best cars were made when the gouvernment didn't impose too many laws/regulations on manufacturers.

I love those older Ravi's!! They are so cute!!

I have an 2013 Honda and she is going great!!!

I have an in-car navigation system in the door of my Toyota. I bought it from Rand McNally's. Works like a charm.

Those older Rav4's were the best. I like the swinging tailgate and the door mounted spare, more room and the hatch is easier to operate. The car is also damn near indestructible if you show it a little love. Why they had to move the spare and make the hatch a liftgate I'll never know. I see a bunch of them down here on the gulf coast and they all look like they are in great shape. You can easily change that radio and put in a killer carplay/android with simple/common tools. I did my wife's matrix and it took no time at all.

My 2001 rav4 transmission had to be rebuilt at 80,000 miles. I drove it normally. Never sped around or red lined it either. It’s at 170,000 miles now doing well

I totally agree with you sir. My toyota car model 2007 still running on the road fine🙂

The best solution for longevity and lower cost, is manual transmission.

My 2012 sport model is still going my daughter drives it and loves it, 155,000 km great vehicle , 4 cylinder great car, I have a 2017 limited but the 12 is roomier

I’ve got a 1999 Tacoma I purchased used in 2008. Its has 180,000 plus miles on it now. That truck has been so reliable it’s unbelievable. Keep up the routine maintenance and drive it. Thats it. I hope Toyota keeps their business philosophy going. We in the west could benefit from learning and implementing it ourselves. Especially our auto manufacturers 😉 …….🤣 ya, that aint gonna happen.

I have a 2010 Camry LE and bought it with 148k miles. Now at 162k miles it has been bulletproof. I don't drive a lot but I don't worry about it. Needless to say, going from an 06 PT Cruiser that was riddled with head gasket issues, cam sensor issues, and a timing chain break all before 100k miles, to the Camry has been like waking up from a nightmare to find yourself in paradise.

@subaruamazon

5 ай бұрын

07 camry 146k. i dont know how chrysler gm and ford stay in business with all the junk they produce.

I really, really wish Scotty would stop saying stuff like, "It's a Toyota! All you gotta do is change the oil every 5K miles!" I'm so tired of seeing used Toyotas for sale that have literally been driven to the moon and back and are so worn out you can see sunlight shining through the metal parts and the sellers are asking ridiculous prices because hey! It's a Toyota! And you're LUCKY if they've even changed the engine oil because people like Scotty have put it in their heads that it's a Toyota, it's reliable, it'll never break down therefor you never have to get any work done on it. So they never do.

@Argedis

5 ай бұрын

Scotty always mentions you should have a mechanic inspect any vehicle prior to purchase or hook up your own scan tool like he does if you know what you're doing. If the engine was neglected that will show up on the scan tool live data, engine fuel trims, misfires, etc

Warren Buffet who can well afford a new car(s) every year considers new cars a waste and drives used cars. My daily driver is 23 years old and I am considering buying a second car. My daily is a full sized pickup 14/21mpg so a 2nd car with 23/37 mpg would cut gas cost. The reason I like keeping two older drivers is that if one breaks down I have something to drive while I get under the hood and fix things. Right now when some things go wrong I have to get to a repair shop and labor, and towing, costs lots. A 2nd driver means if it takes me all week to figure out what's wrong and fix it I can.

@Argedis

5 ай бұрын

Scotty actually has a whole video about driving 'beaters' and older cars. The beauty of driving beaters is you can own multiple for cheap. I personally bought a beater truck as a second vehicle for $3k cash. And yes new cars are arguably what keeps most people broke. Car payments are normalized. All my neighbors have brand new Trucks and SUVs and I have my beater truck in the driveway, but my house is paid off and I have no debt while they still have a mortgage and truck payments. They've told me themselves.

Going to be looki g for a Toyota Sienna soon. Hope to have good success

That's one of the reasons that I will stay away from EVs since they have too many electronics for autonomous driving. I think the cost of ownership for such a vehicle will be expensive when the parts need to be replaced. The other concern is the battery replacement cost and insurance cost which is high in California. Will definitely buy a hybrid car to help out the environment. Own a 2019 Toyota Prius Prime and it can drive from San Jose to San Diego in one full tank.

@heybeter5935

5 ай бұрын

You buying a hybrid isn’t really helping the environment lol . Do you realize they blame fossil fuel emissions on normal people when it’s these huge corporations that get a slap on the wrist when they’re the ones who create all of it

My 2019 RAV4 is just amazing

Scotty I just picked up an 08 all wheel V6 auto sunroof. Showroom paint and interior 99k for $9000. Runs great !

Solid advice

So funny on the mouse nest- I had one on my 2005 Tacoma close to same area

I have a 2007 Rav4 6 cyl with 102K and it's never had a single problem. I wouldn't mind a newer car but the one I have just goes so well.

@damianpierre3249

4 ай бұрын

You don't need a new car. Your car could last forever

My 2021 Toyota 4Runner Off Road Premium (was told it’s one step under the pro) doesn’t have a lot of electronics on it. Let it sit for a few months and it start just fine and I am very happy with my purchase. I have a 96 Chevy express Mark 3 custom and a 2015 Honda Civic and have been very fortunate for no issues on any of my cars. But the premium 4Runners have those electronic drains and a lot more technology into them than my model does. Idk if that’s the difference

Good Advice Scotty! If you are retired and not rich enough to buy a $9,000 used Toyota like I am, I believe you can do nearly as good for about half that price, in my case, $5,000. I bought a 2011 Showroom Condition Magnetic Gray Nissan Versa Hatchback S with the 1.8L AND a smooth as glass Six Speed Manual Transmission with only 51,000 original miles! Depending on how you drive the Versa it is capable of 40MPG under ideal conditions and with tire snow cables/chains it will go most anywhere. The 2011 Nissan Versa is our second Nissan Versa, the first was a White, 2007 Versa Hatchback, 1.8L, 4 Speed Jatco automatic transmission. I bought it for $1,800 with 147,000 miles and sold it with 200,000 miles for $3,000, of course it ran better when I did sold it after doing some "Scotty" maintenance upgrades & new Tires!

@subaruamazon

5 ай бұрын

stick is good better than that cvt crap

That's true about fuel injectors, 1992 Camry wagon Australia, owned since 1999,auto, engine & tranny doing the job good, a few generic things of course, have been replaced since 1999, fuel injection: Ace's !

@paulbartlett3200

5 ай бұрын

Curiously too,@ 375,000 K's, original owners manual has record, of timing belt/ water pump being dealer replaced @ under 100,000, in the mid 90's & they are still operating fine @ 375,000 k's now, in 2024. Apparently, a 1992 Camry has the noninterference built into it

2011 Hyundai Genesis 362k and no issues. Still going strong 💪

You sold me! I'm currently in the market for a suv and have been looking at the Rav's. My friend has access to certified used vehicle auctions. He said he can find me a used certified vehicle for a heck of a lot less than a dealership. Would this be the route to go? Thanks for the video. It persuaded me to go after the RAV4!

Most people don't realize how expensive it is to get the new cars fixed because of the very high tech, not to mention the super pricey parts! Instead, I would go for a high trim of any 2015 or 16 model and still get all the essentials for a very reasonable price without all that crazy nonsense new gadgets such as electronic hand break and start&stop.

My family had a BMW X5 for 8yrs, a sports package with a Diesel engine. The engine was perfect but...there was every 2yrs a message to "check the engine" bec a censor would fall to the bottom of the "housing unit" (synopsis of the explanation from the mechanic) - a design flaw that BMW's engineers knew about but the corporation didn't admit to and it was $2K to replace. We also had a sunroof which we hardly used because the sun falls on the head or it's too cold...rainy seasons etc...I forgot, I miss my CD player and, Start/Stop annoyingly has to be turned off (might save some gas but will ruin the engine in the long run...my F150 from '19 has it).

I have a 2001 toyota camry. It sat 2x for over a year and still runs great. People have asked to buy it for almost 4x what it is worth but I kept it. 6 months ago I totaled my 2015 honda accord. Thank god I kept my toyota (my son was driving it), which is why the car sat. He always waited til I had no $ when he told me of repairs. I love this baby. I did the trans 2x and the used engine I bought only had 50,000. Great car.

I got more knowledge about cars and you made me laugh a lot. Thank you Scotty...!!!

@bobby1970

5 ай бұрын

How would you know you've got more knowledge about cars than Scotty? You might be surprised. He knows a whole lot about cars, likely far more than you do.

I like moon roofs. I like looking up once in a while.

Very nice car indeed , it beets any of the more electronic types due simplicity nice one

I thought it was the end of Scotty from one of his earlier videos? lol Love you Scotty!

Love ❤️ my 2024 Camry Hybrid SE Nightshade....208 hp is plenty.

Hey Scotty! Can you make a entire video about minivans? For example, can you talk about Toyota sienna, Honda odyssey, ford wind star, Volkswagen Routan, Nissan quest, etc? Thanks.

@tybrady4598

5 ай бұрын

I think there are only four new minivans being made, Toyota, Honda, Chrysler and Kia. Toyota gets the best gas mileage, 36 mpg, I just bought one. I guess you’re talking about used minivans.

@ryanlight1013

5 ай бұрын

Boring!

I own a 09 Camry Hybrid with 409500 km with the original hybrid battery and it runs great and it's getting 46 mpg..

Toyota Corolla (2002) - 380,000 km or 350,000 miles . Still going strong .

I just bought a 2024 Rav4 after owning a 2013 highlander because we were looking to go smaller and a Rav4 is about the only small SUV that doesn't come with a disposable 3 cylinder engine. I don't like Scotty's advice to just put snow tires on the front and drive it. Even with today's ABS and traction control systems, that's a great way to have your rear end pass your front end.

Here in Australia it is difficult to find a v6 rav4 most of them are the Notorious 2Azfe 2.4 litre 4 cylinder that is a known oil burner

I have a 2006 I bought new and it’s been a great car!

We need a top 5 old used car list

I love your videos we are looking to buy a new suv we have the Subaru forester but it sit a little to low for me the wife drives it but since we are getting to retire and I'm a bigger guy we have had Mazdas might look at the Mazda 90 but what would Be a good comparison? Thanks Thanks

Beautiful RAV4 and in amazing condition ❤️

Now i know what Christmas or birthday gift to give you Scotty... A brand new BEAUTY COVER for your Celica...😂😂😂.... ( just Kidding Sir )....Love your channel...Learned to be a COMMON SENSE mechanic because of you...❤❤❤

@icosthop9998

5 ай бұрын

L😂L

@jesusbarajas4840

5 ай бұрын

😅😅

I love ❤ Toyota ❤️ I have a 2016 Corolla. I have been blessed with that car. I would not change it for nothing else. Cvt transmission. Every 60.000 miles I spent $300 on a transmission oil 🛢️ change.

I would love for somebody to bring in a BOSS 429 Mustang or a Trans Am with the 455 Super Duty and see Scotty take it to his favorite drag strip. Those tire marks would be there until that road got repaved. The biggest downside to just about any Toyota is that they have a very high resale value. I think that's what really dissuades people from buying a used one.

Love my V6 03 Tacoma

Saying that snow tires would only be needed on the front and that the back ones just roll would be a mistake. It is widely known that if you are only going to replace two tires, the best ones should go on the BACK not the front. This is because if traction starts to be lost on the back wheels, it is much easier to lose control of the vehicle and to correct than if traction starts to be lost on the front wheels. Stay safe everyone!

How much are the Toyota Stouts going to be and are they made in Japan? Also, can they be lowered and supercharged?

LOVE my 2005 Toyota RAV 4 (200,000 kms)!!!❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺

Sold Toyotas for years, the original Rav4 was slowest in the line. Funny they went from worst to first when the V6 Rav4 came out. 😂

My '03 frontier had an 8 year old battery in it. I would drive it once or twice a month. Never have me hesitation at the crank.

@jasonbednar3597

5 ай бұрын

I got about 7 years out of my last one

Those with the V6 are nice but they are not very comfortable for a driver over 6'2

I believe you may still want snow tires on the rear for braking reasons

Wish we had a 'scotty' here in australia.

Scotty, have a 2001 Toyota Sienna CE. ABS, Emergency Brake, and TPMS is on. The system shows right rear. Put two right rear wheel sensors and lights are on. What do you think it could be?

The timing belt and pulley issue is why I don't consider a Honda Ridgeline a truck

Thank you for the information about beauty covers. I believe ur right . They are stupid. I feel better now!😊 Sometimes I need to be told how to think 🤔. Poor me😂 I was on the fence indifferent until now. I have been liberated!

Glad you fared well in the tornado. I live in Clarksville and wondered if it got you or not

Had a rav4 like that for a year and traded it for a Highlander a couple years newer because I simply could not stand how noisy and uncomfortable the ride quality was 😕

My 9th generation Toyota Corolla is right under 350,000 miles and I spent less than $1,000 parts for maintenance. I don't care if you believe me or not. I have CV joint still good, the rest of my front suspension still original and good. Except for me buying two new struts. People will never learn because they buy what they want to buy. The engine is going to last 500,000 miles without even sweating. No freaking way in the world I would ever buy anything except a Toyota and I've had one Honda also. Everything else is pretty much a waste of money

Still driving my 2005 sequoia that I bought in 2005

@ 4:06 he said change the oil every 5000 miles. That is what i do.

Scotty! The rav4 in 2023 in the USA were sold 435 000 in the USA alone in 2023 just behind only to the 3 American pick up trucks F 150 and Chevrolet Silverado and dodge Ram

I have a 1993 Toyota starlet with 210,000 km on it and runs great but all the small things like windows and electrical fall apart during the summer heat

I was always a believer in snow tires on the front. I thought it was stupid to have them on the rear of a front wheel drive car.. but WalMart would not do it any other way. As I said, I thought that was stupid until I realized that if you have a lot of traction on the front and little in the rear.. when you take your foot off the throttle in slippery conditions, the front will stop but the rear end will come around. Any more I put my best tires on the rear.. and for winter I have four snow tires.. and they make everyone else look lame in icy or slushy or snowy conditions.

@NickChemist-yf6oj

5 ай бұрын

Wait you trusted wal mart with your tires ? 🤷‍♂️

@Meinstein

5 ай бұрын

@@NickChemist-yf6oj Not exactly. I ordered my tires on line and had them delivered and mounted at WalMart.

I'm close to 179,000 miles on my 2012 Rav4 V6 and other than routine maintenance this car has been fantastic. Had one VVT-i sensor go bad at 160,000 but that was simple to replace. OEM struts and shocks lasted 160,000 miles and so far just superficial rust on the undercarriage (shocking for a Minnesota car).

@donniev8181

5 ай бұрын

Buy some undercoating spray

@twincitiesdashcam9119

5 ай бұрын

@@donniev8181 I did a long time ago- I use Fluid Film on the door seams and undercarriage before salt season.

My grandpa would leave a 1998 Ford Taurus in the garage and it did him good. 3 months of the year it was used, not much broke. The heater core was bad but he only used it in summer so never fixed it and alternator once went bad. Very good car. Maybe if they sit they last longer.