Recent content by Delta

Happy birthday @AutoMechanic!

I have two Kohler Cimarron's in my house. 1 elongated and 1 standard round, both comfort height. Both seem to work ok. I've had Kohler toilets in many houses and they all did well. I do prefer the elongate one though. There's uhh more room up front compared to the round so yea, all I'm gonna...

This is exactly it! My house value with my improvements (enclosed carport and added a 1/2 bath) has went from 210K to 250K since I bought it in 2022. Some might say that isn't a whole lot, but in my area it is. Anyways, while I could stand to make a "profit" there's no way I'm getting something...

Might be a bit of a drive, but my local dealer has an automatic in stock. Automatics do indeed seem rather rare. Quite the opposite problem normally. https://www.youngertoyota.com/new-Hagerstown-2024-Toyota-+-GR86-JF1ZNBB18R8753287

So, first week driving impressions! First and foremost I filled up and hand calculated fuel mileage. 25.6MPG. That honestly isn't too shabby compared to my 3rd gens. I LOVE the 2.4 turbo and 8 speed automatic combo. They seemed to have finally gotten the right programming down. Truck will...

It appears so, yes. Was honestly surprised at that, didn't really notice that in all the online review video's. Truck really just hauls me and whatever junk I find; if I need to haul people that's what the Camry is for.

I sat in my chair in the garage staring at it for a while adult beverage in hand :ROFLMAO: Being an inline 4 it does sound car like, but I don't mind as it has the power the Tacoma has needed for years! Yes, I do seem to go through vehicles a lot, but I don't really vacation, party, or...

I'm only 5'8" on a good day, so it's really hard to tell. Rear seat room seems diminished compared to the 3rd gens I want to say? Just as good, if not better honestly. Still getting used to all the buttons and setup, but fit and finish is good.

So, against better judgement on getting a first model year on a complete new re-design I went ahead and went with the all new 4th Gen Tacoma. My 2022 TRD with the 6 speed manual was a good truck, but honestly I was getting tired of shifting the thing. Yesterday I took it on its first mini trip...

So definitely not what the OP asked, but I did a little digging. These are not base models, but cars on the lot which is going to be more of what you can still get. This is in my area, so your mileage may vary, but most Altima's are in the low 30's while Camry's are mid to high 20's. Mid level...

Nah, I don't blame you one bit. One time I stopped at a convenience store and a guy with some really janky cables and battery setup asked for a jump. I politely declined. I did immediately buy some of those jump packs for fear of karma...

Yea, no sane person is going over 130mph in a Camry :ROFLMAO:

I have a set of Cooper Endeavor in 18" on our '23 Camry and by far they are quieter than the Hankook Kinergy's that were on there. Also far better traction. Not to mention way less in cost.

Holy smokes, I haven't seen one of those in ages! 😲 They were quite common, but the salt around here got every single one of them. I saw a lot of them in the bodyshop as my father worked for a place that had a Hyundai/Kia dealership.

Especially on this road! It's a 55mph road and not uncommon to see people travel at 70mph and motorcycles 120mph+ :oops: