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I fully expect to pay $100k for a used '23 model year in '27.

Toyota GR Corolla | First Drive, Leveling Expectations - YouTube Press embargo was lifted a couple days ago and reviews for the GR Corolla are in. Overall it seems like the GRC lives (mostly) up to expectations, Toyota bringing an awesome challenger into the hot hatch ring. some of my...

Yeah, the GR Corolla will very likely be my next vehicle. Unfortunately it's the wife's turn to get a new car, so I may have to wait a few years.

So March 19th was my first autocross experience. I attended the Bremerton Sports Car Clubs (BSCC) Novice School which they host bi-annually, one at the start of the season and another at the end. I have to say I had an absolutely blast. All of the instructors were friendly, enthusiastic and...

Looks like it'll be my first season as a Novice! I've been trying to get to an event since 2018/2019 and it looks like this might actually be my year. Nothing's written in stone but I am pretty excited. EDIT: If anyone is planning to attend the Bremerton SCCA Novice Event in March, my plan is...

Yeah that is a definite possibility. However as Subaru has already unveiled their new BRZ, reports of Toyota holding off the 86 reveal until later in the year to differentiate the 86 from the BRZ, and finally because the 5th will be a joint reveal from both Toyota and Subaru, I'm thinking this...

Hey ya'll there's gonna be a new Toyobaru unveil in a couple days, per the article below: https://www.carscoops.com/2021/03/toyota-gazoo-and-subaru-to-unveil-new-car-on-the-5th-of-april/ My speculation is it's going to be a re-imagined Celica hatchback and perhaps the next-gen WRX/STI...

Wheel rotation was at about 9000 miles. There was no issues prior to that.

Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this but here goes. Both my front tires appear to have a leak (loss of about 1-2 psi per night). I had my tires rotated at my last oil change, and I've only got about 12k miles on the car. As this is my first new car, I'm not sure what the procedure is...

What offends me is when people discount others experience and make assumptions about that experience. I suppose I did come off as a little douchey in my post, but I see too many people having this dismissive attitude. Also, I have seen just as many "experienced" drivers complain about the...

I think there are some assumptions being made here. Instead of "lol newbs learn how to shift" maybe consider the fact that the complaints are so prominent, perhaps there is something to the complaints themselves - instead of judging others and assuming they don't know how to shift. I've stated...

Yeah I had some issues with the shifter getting stuck, feeling notchy and grabby on my '17 Si. After a while it improved, but I also did some shifter upgrades as well. My '18 Si doesn't have the all the same problems, but I bought it used at 5k and getting it into reverse is actually quite...

Does Android Auto from a phone stil work after the hack? Can I still plug my phone in and run AA off my phone?

Looks awesome

The general consensus seems to be as follows: 1. Tires - best improvement bang for your buck, but tied (imho) with the... 1. Ktuner - arguably provides most bang for your buck as well in terms of power gains. The dynos seem to show 30hp/50ftlb gains even with a modest tune and no other...

First manual I've owned but not the first one I've driven. My inlaws lent us their old truck for a few years, was a manual. Learned on it, and I gotta say the clutch in the Si is harder to get accustomed to than that old beater i learned on. First Honda, 8th car I've owned and driven. 32 years...

Your tires will be fine.

Good choice man! Its one fun little car. Love that color on the coupe.

> Nah that’s a micro-usb, which is rated for more power than the civic can produce Fuckin lol'd. Also thanks for introducing me to r/roastmycar