Nobody wants that stupid ass little turbo motor for $7,000 more than the previous truck & less quality Glad i bought my Tacoma when i did. Lil slow & rough around the edges but 1 hell of a rig 🤠👊
We’ve been a Toyota family for 20 years, but between quality issues over the last year and the fact they can’t seem to manage their inventory so they change a premium we bought two new Subarus instead. Keep playing games Toyota.
I have zero empathy for these dealerships. 2020-2023, they treated customers like trash. They would show you the door if you were not willing to pay their 10-30k markup. They took advantage of people and now they are in trouble. Now the people are showing these dealerships the door.
The problem at Toyota is arrogance like they are entitled to sell vehicles just based on their reputation instead of substance of the current products. The legendary Toyota years from around 1987 with the launch of the most leap forward Camry to around 2006 when the LS430 ended production took place when the top brass at Toyota was mostly born before WW2. Their mentality was to build the best product for the customer and find a way to be profitable. Gen Y is now in some high level management at Toyota. The mentality is to maximize profits and make it durable enough for the warranty claims to not kill them. They managed to botch that with the Tundra engines. Their vehicles are no longer bargain priced or durable. If you really do not keep a car after the warranty ends you are better off in a BMW lease. Don’t buy a newer used Toyota out of the warranty period and expect it to be like the older models where things rarely broke and when they did it was inexpensive to repair.
That is absolutely correct ,my 2004 Toyota 4runner with 80k mile on it ,did some painting and mechanical work. looks nearly new and drives like new. Then they were built like a tank but today's build is nowhere near the. Quality of 20 years ago.at my age I will keep til I am no longer around. New vehicles never, grossly overpriced. And way too many Quality issues.
The local dealership keeps trying to get me to trade in my 3rd gen Tacoma. I told them that I would sell it for $400,000 cash. They haven't responded to my offer.
This week I sold my 2023 CX-30 Mazda (10K Miles) 4 cyc. POS for a used 2010 Lexus GS 350 with 136K miles. Best decision. Will never buy a new car again.
Curious about the issues. I worked with Mazda when they shared architecture with Ford and was impressed with their Engineering and design validation practices. Thanks.
This guy is a suck up. He needs to show window stickers. He won’t cause most (many) of us will laugh HaHAHa Tell the truth brother. Sh*t vehicles Way Way Way overpriced…,
I think a lot of this isn’t for the planet but pull in more service into the dealers. It’s about how can they bring in more revenue over the lifetime of the vehicle.
I really do love Toyota. I own one and it’s the best vehicle I have ever owned, bar none. But definitely not a fan of their products and pricing these days.
Bring back manual transmissions, naturally aspirated engines and lose a bunch of useless technology and maybe customers will come back if prices drop sharply.
I wanted to buy Camry 2025 model by the dealer. But their asking price is 5k+ higher right now. So, waiting till November. If they don't sell me at MSRP then I'll go buy Honda Accord. Which has good class car with 3k incentive.
Again , as you have mentioned, turbos do burn out after 100-150k. Most people don't know how to start and turn off their turbo vehicles, especially on hot days or sustained driving. This is due to higher federal fuel mileage requirements, no doubt.
These dealers/manufacturers have two choices...let the unsold vehicles sit, rot away, and do nothing or...reduce all MSRP's by 33%. That will sell them!
Mark I think you’re video is spot on I would buy a new 4Runner SR5 4x4 for list price But most dealers have 2 4Runners in stock which are loaded with a bunch of extras So I guess that I won’t be buying any and definitely not any turbo vehicles One question though - I’ve read that the 3.4 L twin turbo engine has been in production for a while and used in the LS-500 Is that BS or not? To me it sounds like it is My dream vehicle is a 1960s to early 70s Chevy Nothing like a vehicle that you can fix yourself Push rods and low tech stuff is the way to go Who cars about fuel economy?😂
I still see shortages of Camrys, Corollas, Prius and RAV4. I have some questions on the 2025 Camry Hybrid powertrain and there are times when I'd prefer normally aspirated. I also note that Toyota has dropped the 6-cylinder engine option. It seems like they've dropped their higher-displacement engines. Add-ons are still an issue at my dealership and I'm waiting for them to go away.
Took our 2016 Lexus RX350 in for service recently and had a new RX loaner. It just wasn’t as much fun to drive as our rock solid V6. We’ll keep our RX till the wheels fall off. No turbos for us…
It sounds like you read the title of another video but didn’t read the disclaimer and ignored the decades that Toyota hybrids have been reliably running 🙄
@JDMSwervo2001 there's are some, but I wouldn't say 100. My local dealer's front facing vehicles are all the current generation trucks. In 2021 around this time they had two trucks on the lot.
Good luck finding a Corolla, Corolla Cross, GR86, Prius, Camry on the lot. If they are desperate it's because both the Tundra and Tacoma have had one issue after another, but still cost as much as $80k.
Toyota is fine Camry corolla RAV 4 all good Of course prices are going up and yes it’s the trucks with the new engines at least they are going to replace them all will see
I dont get it, there's barely any Toyotas on lots up here in Canada.. Dealers have maybe 4-5 cars\trucks Total? Lots are empty.. Other brands are fine and lots are loaded, it's only Toyota for some reason that are scarce.. And it's not because people are buying them, there's just no Toyota inventory here.
The last 4runners sold out quickly a month ago or so. I have yet to see a new GR86 or GR Corolla, there may be one Supra and a handful of other cars/trucks. Go elsewhere and there will be a lot more to see. Toyota dealers seem to have trucks, a couple of SUVs and many B4ZXs.
Toyota dealers in the GTHA require you to order new vehicles as virtually no inventory on their lots. My friend just ordered a 2025 Corolla hatchback with delivery expected in 6 to 9 months. Visited 4 stores and all were similar situations yet a recent visit to a city in Ohio the dealers had lots of inventory to pick from.
I live in San Fernando valley in Los Angeles and I see toyota dealerships empty and I see Chevy, dodge , jeep , ford dealerships full of new cars ; I wonder why. 🤔 I think because Toyota is selling and the rest are not .
No one can afford new unreliable vehicles. New technology will and more complicating causes recalls making buyers experiment on what will cause their vehicles to break down. I feel bad for folks who expected the new Tundra to run like the older model that is far more superior and reliable. I like that if it is not broken don't fix it. New Toyota are not like the old reliable vehicles like they used to be.
Unfortunately, here we are dealing with Tundra & Tacoma problems. The rest of the Toyota lineup remains very solid. Maybe ask the USofA what is going on.
Toyota like Ford and John Deere, have distanced themselves from woke programs, but a little too late. Now you know where the added cost goes to fund DEI employees/programs/initiatives. PC is more important than quality now. NO THANKS. What a shame, since was planning to buy Landcruiser next year after my Subaru 3/36 mile warranty expires.
my friend is picking up his ordered RAV4 today in Ky. He is a Toyota freak and will never drive anything else. Great cars but are nowhere near worth what they sell for. No cars are, IMO. That and the fact that Japan is on the brink of financial collapse, worse than we are, should concern everyone relying upon their parts. When you see Subaru selling out to Toyota, they know when to get out. Looks like they were right.
You know Turbo will cause engine problems. It will cause engines to require lots of problems for the crankshaft bearings. This was explained by the BMW motor engineer.
Toyota is just not producing enough Corollas for the Canadian market. They are intentionally limiting sales in order to keep prices high for the dealers. Well, consumers are going to Honda Civic and Mazda3 instead, since they can't get a Corolla.
There's too much computer control and not enoug mechanical ones and hybrid are available but not enough of v6 ICE cars people want. There's waiting lists for some models; even.
Also Dealership games with the Markups and Toyota financial not being able to process payoffs for months and going away from what made them great Naturally aspirated V6 and V8 and they wonder why this is happening.
Shyster toyota dealership! Negotiation begins at the MSRP not the Bull Shit dealer mark up addendum. Amazing! The dealer was gonna back out of a "previous commitment" with a customer, to sell it to you for more. It's no wonder why people hate dealerships and salespersons.
That electric Viking guy is a joke. My thing is not a whole lot of people buy tundras sequoias and tacomas but they don’t have a hard time selling their other models
They switched the Sienna to hybrid only for the 2022 money year. I only know this because I was purchasing a vehicle at the end of 2021, and was considering a Sienna
I have bought Toyota 4Runners for decades. I recently switched and bought a Luxurious Mazda CX-90 Turbo S Premium Plus with a six cylinder engine. I bought it cheaper than a new 4Runner, and slightly over invoice. Mazda offered value for pricing, which Toyota no longer does.
2026 honda passport trailsport looks good as advertised! 3.5 v6 reliable motor new 10 speed transmission same awd system as the acura , s hawd ! They'll sell big time !!
Toyota can go pound sand if they think I will ever buy a turbo piece of junk ! The had great vehicles with the other engines and have ruined the brand by putting a 4 cylinder turbo in them !
3:10 the audacity to try and sell a customers car that they personally spec-ed out is a low blow and the icing on the top is adding other shit to make a profit 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
You truly Want to know how mama Toyota is in crisis mode? Go drive a base 1958 land cruiser for a whopping $60,000. Hard plastic interior anemic, drivetrain, subpar tech a hood prop, the battery placement as an afterthought and looks 10 times worse in person and manual seats all that for 60 grand. I’ll keep my FJ cruiser till hell freezes over and thank you mama Toyota for increasing the value of prior generation Tacoma’s and tundras.
Car Salesman: WHAT DONI HAVE TO DO TO GET OU TO BUY THIS CAR TODAY! Customer: Cut the price in half, triple the warranty (and honour it) and leave the I.c.e. vehicles naturally aspirated.
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Nobody wants that stupid ass little turbo motor for $7,000 more than the previous truck & less quality
Glad i bought my Tacoma when i did. Lil slow & rough around the edges but 1 hell of a rig 🤠👊
is the turbo only the solution. wtf is engineering doing
You are right, prices need to drop and getting back to durability is an important trait
Only $7,000 more? Where are you shopping? The prices I've seen are an SR5 priced higher than a previous generation TRD Off Road.
Amen! My 2002 still runs like a champ. Working on 400k miles
Toyota sold 1mln hybrids mainly in Europe this year......hybrid engines are very reliable.
Sakes are declining due to salesstop. Don't talk nonsense
The writing is on the wall...people dont want this turbo shit!!!
Charging an ongoing fee for remote start doesnt help.
"apps" are just a way to charge you a recurring fee for something you used to be able to own...
With gold at 2700.00 an ounce, paper money isn’t worth much anymore. A Toyota Corolla for 32,000.00 new? For me, it will never happen!😂
If I buy a truck it will be to tow stuff, I want a big V8, forget the 6 cylinder or turbo, those motors won't last in a big truck.
You must mean gasoline because every diesel truck has a turbo.
@@OldDarkHouse-t7h Yeah big block V8 sounds good to me!! 😂
We’ve been a Toyota family for 20 years, but between quality issues over the last year and the fact they can’t seem to manage their inventory so they change a premium we bought two new Subarus instead. Keep playing games Toyota.
$900 for nitrogen air in the tires...🙄
And to maintain whatever benefit that might provide you can only ever top off the tires with pure nitrogen. I gotta think that isn't cheap.
Air 78% nitrogen. Pay $900 for 21%? The remaining 1% is trace elements.
I have zero empathy for these dealerships. 2020-2023, they treated customers like trash. They would show you the door if you were not willing to pay their 10-30k markup. They took advantage of people and now they are in trouble. Now the people are showing these dealerships the door.
I don't know that I would call Toyota desperate. I would call Dodge Chrysler Jeep desperate.
We need a new Toyota Ceo and bring back the old toyota mechanics because the modern mechanics cant hang!!!
The problem at Toyota is arrogance like they are entitled to sell vehicles just based on their reputation instead of substance of the current products. The legendary Toyota years from around 1987 with the launch of the most leap forward Camry to around 2006 when the LS430 ended production took place when the top brass at Toyota was mostly born before WW2. Their mentality was to build the best product for the customer and find a way to be profitable. Gen Y is now in some high level management at Toyota. The mentality is to maximize profits and make it durable enough for the warranty claims to not kill them. They managed to botch that with the Tundra engines. Their vehicles are no longer bargain priced or durable. If you really do not keep a car after the warranty ends you are better off in a BMW lease. Don’t buy a newer used Toyota out of the warranty period and expect it to be like the older models where things rarely broke and when they did it was inexpensive to repair.
They don't seem to understand that you can destroy a reputation in a day after you spent decades building it.
That is absolutely correct ,my 2004 Toyota 4runner with 80k mile on it ,did some painting and mechanical work. looks nearly new and drives like new. Then they were built like a tank but today's build is nowhere near the. Quality of 20 years ago.at my age I will keep til I am no longer around. New vehicles never, grossly overpriced. And way too many Quality issues.
Poor dealerships experience doesn't help either
I'll keep my V8s for as long as possible.
The local dealership keeps trying to get me to trade in my 3rd gen Tacoma. I told them that I would sell it for $400,000 cash. They haven't responded to my offer.
Call them back and come down to $375,000 🎉
turbos and hybrids, no thanks, I don't want more to maintain to do the exact same thing.
Exactly they should keep it simple
This week I sold my 2023 CX-30 Mazda (10K Miles) 4 cyc. POS for a used 2010 Lexus GS 350 with 136K miles. Best decision. Will never buy a new car again.
Curious about the issues. I worked with Mazda when they shared architecture with Ford and was impressed with their Engineering and design validation practices. Thanks.
I also have an old 2012 GS450H. There is no way I would replace it with this new junk.
You won't regret it. I tell people that my 2007 GS 350 will be written into my will lol it's a real gem 💎
Toyota sales are lower, because they don't have any camrys
They went WOKE with tiny turbo engines to “save the planet “and this is the results . Overpriced crap, let them rot at the dealerships
Turbos have a place in the market, but I don't want one on my daily driver.
This guy is a suck up. He needs to show window stickers. He won’t cause most (many) of us will laugh HaHAHa Tell the truth brother. Sh*t vehicles Way Way Way overpriced…,
@@doom4067 That is why the real name is turdbo because most are total garbage
I think a lot of this isn’t for the planet but pull in more service into the dealers. It’s about how can they bring in more revenue over the lifetime of the vehicle.
@@doom4067Yes,a turbo diesel .
USA been getting water down versions here now added issues with problems n high price is a no buy for me😢
I love when greedy corporations fall 👌bliss to my ears.
I really do love Toyota. I own one and it’s the best vehicle I have ever owned, bar none.
But definitely not a fan of their products and pricing these days.
People are getting desperate....Inflation Nation.....
Prices keep going up and up
Always Camry, but no more.
The 2025 is only hybrid.
No way, I’ll get a Sonata.
Bring back manual transmissions, naturally aspirated engines and lose a bunch of useless technology and maybe customers will come back if prices drop sharply.
I wanted to buy Camry 2025 model by the dealer. But their asking price is 5k+ higher right now. So, waiting till November. If they don't sell me at MSRP then I'll go buy Honda Accord. Which has good class car with 3k incentive.
Find a different dealer they're not all marking up 5K
My 1966 Corolla almost at 1,000,000 miles. Original engine and transmission no issues here.
Again , as you have mentioned, turbos do burn out after 100-150k. Most people don't know how to start and turn off their turbo vehicles, especially on hot days or sustained driving. This is due to higher federal fuel mileage requirements, no doubt.
These dealers/manufacturers have two choices...let the unsold vehicles sit, rot away, and do nothing or...reduce all MSRP's by 33%. That will sell them!
My 1958 Chevy Apache is running just fine
The only good things about these turbo trucks, is there’s room under the hood to swap in an older engine and transmission. 🔁
Mark
I think you’re video is spot on
I would buy a new 4Runner SR5 4x4 for list price
But most dealers have 2 4Runners in stock which are loaded with a bunch of extras
So I guess that I won’t be buying any and definitely not any turbo vehicles
One question though - I’ve read that the 3.4 L twin turbo engine has been in production for a while and used in the LS-500
Is that BS or not?
To me it sounds like it is
My dream vehicle is a 1960s to early 70s Chevy
Nothing like a vehicle that you can fix yourself
Push rods and low tech stuff is the way to go
Who cars about fuel economy?😂
I still see shortages of Camrys, Corollas, Prius and RAV4. I have some questions on the 2025 Camry Hybrid powertrain and there are times when I'd prefer normally aspirated. I also note that Toyota has dropped the 6-cylinder engine option. It seems like they've dropped their higher-displacement engines. Add-ons are still an issue at my dealership and I'm waiting for them to go away.
Now everybody fighting for older toyotas, i never should sold my first car that was a lexus sc400 with 300k still runs till this day!
Declining sales? Price gouging at the dealers?
Took our 2016 Lexus RX350 in for service recently and had a new RX loaner. It just wasn’t as much fun to drive as our rock solid V6. We’ll keep our RX till the wheels fall off. No turbos for us…
Hybrids destroy engine faster, we want cars with a reliable engine, transnission and less “technology”
It sounds like you read the title of another video but didn’t read the disclaimer and ignored the decades that Toyota hybrids have been reliably running 🙄
Toyota is done, based on these videos, im never buying a Toyota again.
And there is 100 people that will line up to buy one of you say you won’t
@JDMSwervo2001 there's are some, but I wouldn't say 100. My local dealer's front facing vehicles are all the current generation trucks. In 2021 around this time they had two trucks on the lot.
@@JDMSwervo2001 100 idiots
Still don't understand why Toyota does not protect the catalytic converter with a shield. They are still too easily stolen.
I never owned a Toyota. Almost bought an MR2 years ago. Test drove a RAV4 one time and never liked it. Won't buy one now.
I will never buy a Toyota vehicle with turbo and its a shame because the new 4runner body style looks awesome to me ..
I hear ya. The 2025 4Runner look is great but I opted to get the last of the 6cyl and my order arrives in 2 weeks.
Good luck finding a Corolla, Corolla Cross, GR86, Prius, Camry on the lot. If they are desperate it's because both the Tundra and Tacoma have had one issue after another, but still cost as much as $80k.
Toyota is fine Camry corolla RAV 4 all good Of course prices are going up and yes it’s the trucks with the new engines at least they are going to replace them all will see
I dont get it, there's barely any Toyotas on lots up here in Canada.. Dealers have maybe 4-5 cars\trucks Total? Lots are empty.. Other brands are fine and lots are loaded, it's only Toyota for some reason that are scarce.. And it's not because people are buying them, there's just no Toyota inventory here.
The last 4runners sold out quickly a month ago or so. I have yet to see a new GR86 or GR Corolla, there may be one Supra and a handful of other cars/trucks. Go elsewhere and there will be a lot more to see. Toyota dealers seem to have trucks, a couple of SUVs and many B4ZXs.
That's interesting. My local dealer in Georgia has a bunch of vehicles. More trucks than I've ever seen on a dealer lot at one time.
Weird here in bc Canada all the Toyota lots are full
Toyota dealers in the GTHA require you to order new vehicles as virtually no inventory on their lots. My friend just ordered a 2025 Corolla hatchback with delivery expected in 6 to 9 months. Visited 4 stores and all were similar situations yet a recent visit to a city in Ohio the dealers had lots of inventory to pick from.
@@brianrsmith1741 Crazy wait times.. Not sure how these dealers stay in business with no inventory.
I live in San Fernando valley in Los Angeles and I see toyota dealerships empty and I see Chevy, dodge , jeep , ford dealerships full of new cars ; I wonder why. 🤔
I think because Toyota is selling and the rest are not .
No one can afford new unreliable vehicles. New technology will and more complicating causes recalls making buyers experiment on what will cause their vehicles to break down. I feel bad for folks who expected the new Tundra to run like the older model that is far more superior and reliable. I like that if it is not broken don't fix it. New Toyota are not like the old reliable vehicles like they used to be.
i think im gonna get a new 2025 outback premium. they are discounted in my area to 29k! good cars not many issues compared to toyota these days
Unfortunately, here we are dealing with Tundra & Tacoma problems. The rest of the Toyota lineup remains very solid. Maybe ask the USofA what is going on.
Toyota like Ford and John Deere, have distanced themselves from woke programs, but a little too late. Now you know where the added cost goes to fund DEI employees/programs/initiatives. PC is more important than quality now. NO THANKS. What a shame, since was planning to buy Landcruiser next year after my Subaru 3/36 mile warranty expires.
Market adjustment, inflation etc. Bullsht
Well done Toyota! If you keep doing it what I'm driving now will be my last Toyota.
"Oh what a feeling to go broke....Toyota!".......and before I forget.......America!!!
Im passing on most cars with trubo. All these new cars are way over price. Gonna have to stick with my 03 4runner v8 for a bit longer.
How much do they want for the silver Rav4 at 3:59?
my friend is picking up his ordered RAV4 today in Ky. He is a Toyota freak and will never drive anything else. Great cars but are nowhere near worth what they sell for. No cars are, IMO. That and the fact that Japan is on the brink of financial collapse, worse than we are, should concern everyone relying upon their parts. When you see Subaru selling out to Toyota, they know when to get out. Looks like they were right.
You know Turbo will cause engine problems. It will cause engines to require lots of problems for the crankshaft bearings. This was explained by the BMW motor engineer.
Toyota is just not producing enough Corollas for the Canadian market. They are intentionally limiting sales in order to keep prices high for the dealers. Well, consumers are going to Honda Civic and Mazda3 instead, since they can't get a Corolla.
There's too much computer control and not enoug mechanical ones and hybrid are available but not enough of v6 ICE cars people want. There's waiting lists for some models; even.
Keeping my 5th generation 4Runner until these issues are fixed.
Turbo will be in all gas vehicles eventually. EPA standards
Also Dealership games with the Markups and Toyota financial not being able to process payoffs for months and going away from what made them great Naturally aspirated V6 and V8 and they wonder why this is happening.
Shyster toyota dealership! Negotiation begins at the MSRP not the Bull Shit dealer mark up addendum. Amazing! The dealer was gonna back out of a "previous commitment" with a customer, to sell it to you for more. It's no wonder why people hate dealerships and salespersons.
That electric Viking guy is a joke. My thing is not a whole lot of people buy tundras sequoias and tacomas but they don’t have a hard time selling their other models
When this happen on sienna?
They switched the Sienna to hybrid only for the 2022 money year. I only know this because I was purchasing a vehicle at the end of 2021, and was considering a Sienna
Mazda Folk's.. Your best bet👍...
Just bought a used Mazda 6. It’s a great little car.
I have bought Toyota 4Runners for decades. I recently switched and bought a Luxurious Mazda CX-90 Turbo S Premium Plus with a six cylinder engine. I bought it cheaper than a new 4Runner, and slightly over invoice. Mazda offered value for pricing, which Toyota no longer does.
Keep me updated on how that works out for you!, Out of all the 3 row SUV's the cx90 is the most affordable
I'm not buying a new car that will need a new $8,000 battery in 10-15 years. I keep my cars 10-15 years.
The 2024 toyota 4 runner is the last reliable Suv they make.
Toyota in orange country they hide car some where they just says they don’t have the car so ask for $4900 or $6000 more
2026 honda passport trailsport looks good as advertised! 3.5 v6 reliable motor new 10 speed transmission same awd system as the acura , s hawd ! They'll sell big time !!
Only thing about that 3.5 it has that stupid timing belt that needs to changed every 100 k
Toyota can go pound sand if they think I will ever buy a turbo piece of junk ! The had great vehicles with the other engines and have ruined the brand by putting a 4 cylinder turbo in them !
... COROLLA GR CATCHING FIRE.... 😂 btw, you can't drive it over 65mph or you loose your warranty 😂😂😂
Bring back the V8 Toyota.
3:10 the audacity to try and sell a customers car that they personally spec-ed out is a low blow and the icing on the top is adding other shit to make a profit 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Anything seems to go in this market right now
Paint protection gimmick
buy food, not cars
Tacomas aren’t a draw really
You truly Want to know how mama Toyota is in crisis mode? Go drive a base 1958 land cruiser for a whopping $60,000. Hard plastic interior anemic, drivetrain, subpar tech a hood prop, the battery placement as an afterthought and looks 10 times worse in person and manual seats all that for 60 grand. I’ll keep my FJ cruiser till hell freezes over and thank you mama Toyota for increasing the value of prior generation Tacoma’s and tundras.
Thanks for these videos. Consider upgrading your mike..too much wind noise.
Thanks for watching and yes I had a technical issue today
Damn
What a clickbait video. Sheesh
toyota going down
All vehicles are overpriced garbage compared to the 50s! 50s the best years! 😊
I was in the market for a new SUV, I bypassed toyota and went for the Honda Pilot. Toyota isn't really trying these days.
I own a tundra and I said fuck toyota
Who cares about trucks? 😂
Desperate? The only thing desperate here is your hyperbole
OVER PRICE JUNK
Indeed
Stay away from Toyota
MAKE JUNK NOW
Well….
Bring back cash for clunkers
Car Salesman: WHAT DONI HAVE TO DO TO GET OU TO BUY THIS CAR TODAY!
Customer: Cut the price in half, triple the warranty (and honour it) and leave the I.c.e. vehicles naturally aspirated.