Congrats on the new car! The 2023 LE now has the same 2.0 Dynamic Force engine that used to only be available on the SE and XSE models. It's much more efficient and a lot more powerful than the old 1.8 that it replaced. Plus the LE also gets the same unique CVT with the first gear launch gear. It's definitely a win-win.
@@rickm8456 Don't worry about that. There are Corollas and Lexus UX200s with the same 2.0 engine and CVT with physical first gear that have already crossed 150,000 miles and still chugging along.
The infotainment was a let down. Why remove physical buttons that used to be on 2020 to 2022 models. For those in cold climates, those physical buttons are more useful especially when that screen freezes. For those in cold climates know what I'm talking about
@@braetonwilson4296 I understand what you saying but some people like physical buttons and that alone will be an issue for some people. The charging pad yes its a good addition and also they removed the tuning knob which used to be on the right side as the 2020 to 2022s came with a tuning knob on the right side. The only real upgrade for 2023s is the addition of USB ports for rear passengers.
Crazy how your Toyota Corolla has a Lexus engine and a Lexus transmission!! Lexus UX 200 has had the same 2 liter engine and CVT with physical first gear for the past 5 years! What's even more impressive is that the Lexus UX 200 is about 400 pounds heavier than your Corolla LE! So your Corolla is faster than the Lexus! Congrats on buying a truly amazing car!
I have been watching many reviews on corolla 2023 lately. This was althogether best video. Driving home new car, recording video and talking at same moment is the great skill. I have been driving corollla from last 12 years, and booked 2024 LE model only because of new engine and all safey features. Which is more powerful compare to previous model
I took delivery of the Corolla LE hybrid AWD about 5 weeks ago. Sill less than 500 miles on the odometer, and getting around 45 mpg, mostly city driving. I expect better mileage when the winter is over and I don't need the cabin heat. I have had some issues with the smart key door locks, and the Android Auto system. Sometimes I can't seem to unlock the rear door by holding the front door handle, and once even the unlock button for the door didn't operate the read door locks. Also, twice the Android Auto connection 'timed out' and I had to pull over and re-establish it, or just operate the phone GPS 'naked'. The car drives quite well, however. I[ve had occasion to use the adaptive cruise control, and also noticed that the blind spot warning works well. Car has enough acceleration to merge onto the interstate, and engine/transmission noise is NOT noticeable, as some have complained about.
Good video. When I bought my 2005 Pontiac Vibe, I had the same thing with the steering wheel (they were able to re-center it). Would be nice to see another video with driver information system and the fuel economy (panoramic view). I think you did the right thing waiting for the 2023 model.
I currently have the Corolla 2022 SE upgrade and I love that car with the 2.0 L engine and CVT transmission. Best choice is an amazing car specially with all the new upgrades for the 2023
@@mridulmath29 I found it while in "freight" status at a dealer. After that, if took about 3 weeks to be delivered to the dealer. I called about 15 dealers statewide.
Interior looks nice. 50 mpg is insanely good! Steering wheel being offset happened to me on my 2022 Toyota too. Unfortunately, my local toyota dealership said I couldn’t have it fixed for free. I drove it for 6 months before a new manager said that’s not correct and that the steering wheel and alignment is under warranty for 12 months or 12k miles. I would never take it there again if I lived somewhere else.
I’m glad you got it fixed. I actually had to go twice. The second time to another dealer. This first one attempted to fix it but it still wasn’t quite right. The second one got it right. They also told me 12k miles. I figured my Rav with 170k miles didn’t have this problem, so my new car definitely shouldn’t.
@@rickm8456 thanks for the reply because mine still isn’t quite right. I won’t give up and will travel a few hundred miles to a different dealership I guess. It is unacceptable for Toyota to have these quality issues on brand new cars!
Hey Rick, does the 2023 Corolla LE have remote start from the factory? I know it would require a subscription, but I cannot figure out if it is capable of remote start from the factory without the LE convenience or LE premium package
Congratulations on the new car, I bought the 2022 Corolla LE. Probably should’ve waited on the 2023 model but I’m thankful to have a new car, I upgraded from a 2013 Honda Civic. You said it’s got wireless apple car play? That’s super convenient!
@@rickm8456 its reliable but at 139 HP woefully underpowered compared to the competition. I will add I drove a 1990s Civic with a little over 100 HP for over a decade and it was fine. Sometimes I wonder if we really need cars that go past 200 HP.
@@rickm8456 Whew! That's a relief as I HATE those kits to fix flats in too many cars of today. There was another TH-cam review of this new Corolla that gave me the impression that it did not have a spare. Perhaps the woman was talking about the hybrid version which I have heard does not have one to get more mpg. I would think that ALL Corollas should have one. I would HATE to be out on a desolate road or highway with a flat tire that cannot be repaired and no cell phone service or if there is some, that no one can come out for hours. Anyhow, thanks Rick for your reply. (I hope you got your steering wheel issue fixed with no problems and that it was easy to do. Not sure how Quality Control at the assembly plant did not catch that issue.)
@@DougCeleste The hybid fwd is said to have room to place a spare. The awd hybrid is described as not having that much room. But I got the information from salesmen so who knows if either is correct.
I'm amazed at how low the engine is revving. It's barely above idle at 40mph. The 50mpg probably is a few MPGs off from reality. My 2018 Elantra would average 50mpg according to the computer at 55mph, but in reality is was several MPG lower. Still super efficient though. I had a 2020 Corolla rental and I couldn't stand the lane keep assist. It constantly ping-ponged the car between the lines if I didn't maintain dead center in the lane. It drove me nuts on my long highway trips. It was otherwise a great travel car though. Comfortable, smooth, and quiet. Economy cars have come a LONG way in the last 30yrs. How do you feel about the CVT with the 1st gear? I live in the city, so I wonder if I'd hate this CVT with all of the stop and go and traffic I do daily if it's constantly hopping in and out of that first gear.
Thanks for the comment. Yes, the CVT keeps the rpm’s down. I got 36 MPG on my second tank. Mostly around town driving. Honestly, I’m old school so I’m not a huge fan of the CVT. It’s what you get in this type of car, so it is what it is. It’s fine. It’s pretty responsive and smooth. The launch gear is good. Maybe takes a little bit to get used to it. Hopefully the transmission proves to be reliable. My plan is to change the fluid at 60,000 miles and then every 60k.. the lane keep assist and the tracing assist are pretty cool. I think the technology has gotten a lot better, even just from a couple years ago.
Great video. My EXLe was supposed to come last week, but the dealer said it, along with other crosses, are under quality control inspection, and can take a month or so. I see that this happens. I assume they found some minor things to fix. Did that happen to you?
Thanks for the comment. No, I’ve never heard of that. My car had a pre delivery inspection, but that was just a few hours. It was in freight for a few weeks however. Apparently the dealer doesn’t have a lot of control over when the delivery happens.
@@TheLittletroyboy yes, it’s a J Vin. Spent a couple of hours at my local dealer this morning and they fixed it. A pain to be sure. I think it was laziness at the dealer I picked it up at. They should have caught it. Anyway, it should be good now.
Thank you for the video and congrats on your new car! I am looking to buy a 2023 Corolla myself. Watching your video it seems to be a quiet and smooth ride. Can you tell me if it is please? I currently have a Rav4 which they say is on a Corolla chassis, is a very bumpy ride. The Camry is a smooth ride and was wondering if this car is as well. Thank you so much!
It’s a nice ride. Takes bumps well. It’s smooth and the steering is light. I’m comparing it to my 2010 Rav and I had a 2017 Prius. It’s not super quiet however; but honestly comparable to the Prius.
We ordered a 2023 SE AWD 2 weeks ago and haven't heard any word on its progress.....does anyone know how long it should take.....we need a new car for 200 mile hospital trips and are in a hurry......they said a month....??
I agree. The dealer that sold it to my should have caught that. It maybe have been off center from the long time in freight from Japan.. there is road noise and wind. But it’s not too bad.
Did you notice any excessive tire / Road noise? Test drove a pre-owned 2021 le yesterday and found excessive tire noise. I have xle hybrid booked and am having second thoughts on it.
Sure, there’s road noise. Can hear the tires. I think it’s par for the course for a car like this; at this price. Honestly, it’s similar to my other car - 2010 Rav4 with 170k miles. So I think it’s fine.
Jo, I drove a 2021 Corolla LE as a car rental from Albuquerque to San Jose and back to New Mexico in 2021 and overall, it was a GREAT car and probably the BEST car I have ever rented. Yah, there is road noise on the highways but that was to be expected for a car like this. NOT a deal-breaker. Just enjoy your Corolla experience. Cheers from New Mexico! 😀
@@rickm8456 also in the market for a new Corolla. In my decades of owning cars the Michelin defender tires are the quietest tires I've ever owned. Maybe a good option when the time comes.
@@rickm8456 Yea would be great! I was just trying to figure out if an iphone 11/12/13/14 size phone would fit in there. Please show in video if possible! I will stay tuned! Thanks!
Great video although I do not know how I feel about you driving while using your phone. It’s a 780 dollar fine for distracted driving on freeways over here, i do not know how it is in the states
@@rickm8456 i feel your channel might grow and you’ll make more of these fun videos because there are literally 0 videos about 2023 corolla. Why don’t you invest in a chest or head mount for phone or go pro? It’s not that expensive and you can return it if you think youtube is not your thing
Oh really. I didn’t know! You are so smart…. I was driving. It was easier to hold my phone this way and keep it steady. I thought that went without saying. i’ll follow you for more tips!
I have 2023 Corolla se and I’m really disappointed about it. Engine has ticking or knocking sound. Dealer said it is normal. Engine roars like someone is shocking to go up roads. Transmission sometimes especially in cold weather does not shift and keeps the rpm high in flat roads. Wind and road noises are horrible.
It's not the smoothest drivetrain. However, some amount of knocking is normal. Especially when the car is cold. The two types of fuel injectors switch off - port and direct.
@@rickm8456 oh, ok thanks. Here in Ireland, the cars registration plate has the year on it, so even if you buy a car on 31 December 2022 it will say 22. Then in January it will start with 23
Stop and go adds more wear. Furthermore, short trips aren’t great because the engine doesn’t get up to operating temperature. You are thinking about varying the speeds of throttle. Which I did, and I’m still doing. This is why I drove back roads and not on cruise control for a couple hours. Additionally, not racing the engine to high RPM’s. I haven’t even had the engine over 3500 RPM’s yet.
Hmm. I read that others had this issue too. Mine was fixed however I’m noticing it’s starting to go in the other direction now - the steering wheel that is. So at my 10,000 mile oil change I’m going to have them look at it again.
You should take several selfies so that in 30 years or a million miles from now, you can do a before and after
Congrats on the new car! The 2023 LE now has the same 2.0 Dynamic Force engine that used to only be available on the SE and XSE models. It's much more efficient and a lot more powerful than the old 1.8 that it replaced. Plus the LE also gets the same unique CVT with the first gear launch gear. It's definitely a win-win.
Thanks! Yes, that was one of the main reasons I waited till the 2023. Hopefully the 2.0 will be as reliable!
@@rickm8456 Don't worry about that. There are Corollas and Lexus UX200s with the same 2.0 engine and CVT with physical first gear that have already crossed 150,000 miles and still chugging along.
The infotainment was a let down. Why remove physical buttons that used to be on 2020 to 2022 models. For those in cold climates, those physical buttons are more useful especially when that screen freezes. For those in cold climates know what I'm talking about
@@alvinsimba734 True but the wireless apple carplay/android auto, over the air updates, and faster response time on the touchscreen sure is great!
@@braetonwilson4296 I understand what you saying but some people like physical buttons and that alone will be an issue for some people. The charging pad yes its a good addition and also they removed the tuning knob which used to be on the right side as the 2020 to 2022s came with a tuning knob on the right side. The only real upgrade for 2023s is the addition of USB ports for rear passengers.
Congratulations! Looking forward to watching your next videos!
Me too!
Please keep making videos like these! I’m considering buying a corrola in the 2023 year sometime. Any info helps!
getting mine in a few weeks- thanks for the post!
Awesome!
Crazy how your Toyota Corolla has a Lexus engine and a Lexus transmission!! Lexus UX 200 has had the same 2 liter engine and CVT with physical first gear for the past 5 years! What's even more impressive is that the Lexus UX 200 is about 400 pounds heavier than your Corolla LE! So your Corolla is faster than the Lexus! Congrats on buying a truly amazing car!
I have been watching many reviews on corolla 2023 lately. This was althogether best video. Driving home new car, recording video and talking at same moment is the great skill. I have been driving corollla from last 12 years, and booked 2024 LE model only because of new engine and all safey features. Which is more powerful compare to previous model
Nice video...short and to the point. Well done 👍
Just got myself a 2023 Corolla LE with convenience package. Man it’s a great car
Congratulations. Do you mean the premium package? If so, does it have hub caps?
I took delivery of the Corolla LE hybrid AWD about 5 weeks ago. Sill less than 500 miles on the odometer, and getting around 45 mpg, mostly city driving. I expect better mileage when the winter is over and I don't need the cabin heat. I have had some issues with the smart key door locks, and the Android Auto system. Sometimes I can't seem to unlock the rear door by holding the front door handle, and once even the unlock button for the door didn't operate the read door locks. Also, twice the Android Auto connection 'timed out' and I had to pull over and re-establish it, or just operate the phone GPS 'naked'. The car drives quite well, however. I[ve had occasion to use the adaptive cruise control, and also noticed that the blind spot warning works well. Car has enough acceleration to merge onto the interstate, and engine/transmission noise is NOT noticeable, as some have complained about.
Good video. When I bought my 2005 Pontiac Vibe, I had the same thing with the steering wheel (they were able to re-center it). Would be nice to see another video with driver information system and the fuel economy (panoramic view). I think you did the right thing waiting for the 2023 model.
I currently have the Corolla 2022 SE upgrade and I love that car with the 2.0 L engine and CVT transmission. Best choice is an amazing car specially with all the new upgrades for the 2023
Congrats on your 2023 LE! Just placed a reservation for mine...can't wait!
Thanks. You’ll like it!
@@rickm8456 How long is the wait time for the 2023 LE? I'm in VA.
@@mridulmath29 I found it while in "freight" status at a dealer. After that, if took about 3 weeks to be delivered to the dealer. I called about 15 dealers statewide.
Interior looks nice. 50 mpg is insanely good! Steering wheel being offset happened to me on my 2022 Toyota too. Unfortunately, my local toyota dealership said I couldn’t have it fixed for free. I drove it for 6 months before a new manager said that’s not correct and that the steering wheel and alignment is under warranty for 12 months or 12k miles. I would never take it there again if I lived somewhere else.
I’m glad you got it fixed. I actually had to go twice. The second time to another dealer. This first one attempted to fix it but it still wasn’t quite right. The second one got it right. They also told me 12k miles. I figured my Rav with 170k miles didn’t have this problem, so my new car definitely shouldn’t.
@@rickm8456 thanks for the reply because mine still isn’t quite right. I won’t give up and will travel a few hundred miles to a different dealership I guess. It is unacceptable for Toyota to have these quality issues on brand new cars!
@@E_Rice I agree it was disappointing. I would definitely goto another dealer if you can, because it can be fixed and should be under warranty.
Hey Rick, does the 2023 Corolla LE have remote start from the factory? I know it would require a subscription, but I cannot figure out if it is capable of remote start from the factory without the LE convenience or LE premium package
Hi! Got my 2023 SE. week ago. Have you ever noticed sny creaks/rattles coming from the dashboard area? Ive noticed even in smooth tarmac. Thanks!
Takumi would be proud
my 2021 camry has the same steering wheel thing. i’ve heard of that problem in rav4s too.
I did the same thing. The dealer I got it from was three hours away. Only one that has the trim I wanted.
Hey that’s a nice car what do you do for a living?
Nice i ordered 2023 Corolla Hybrid Le AWD 3 months ago so i should have it in about 10-16 months cause that is the wait time here in Canada
That will be nice. Enjoy!
Got my Toyota 2023 LE Corolla Cross too yesterday! ☺️I love it 🥰
Awesome!
What is it like?
@@Metaobserver I love it :)
@@SushmitaNiel yea you love it's face and color. Tell me the technical stuff. I heard it's too underpowered and louder.
@@Metaobserver i thinks it’s just perfect for me, It’s lightweight to drive and it has a lot of safety features I needed.
Congratulations on the new car, I bought the 2022 Corolla LE. Probably should’ve waited on the 2023 model but I’m thankful to have a new car, I upgraded from a 2013 Honda Civic. You said it’s got wireless apple car play? That’s super convenient!
Nice! I don’t think you can go wrong with a 2022. Yeah the wireless Apple CarPlay is nice. I’ve been able to hook up at least two phones to it so far.
@@rickm8456 its reliable but at 139 HP woefully underpowered compared to the competition. I will add I drove a 1990s Civic with a little over 100 HP for over a decade and it was fine. Sometimes I wonder if we really need cars that go past 200 HP.
can music be played while google map is on the screen...?
Rick, fine video and thanks for sharing! I hope the 2023 Corolla LE gas engine sedan has a spare tire!
Thanks! It does have a spare.
@@rickm8456 Whew! That's a relief as I HATE those kits to fix flats in too many cars of today. There was another TH-cam review of this new Corolla that gave me the impression that it did not have a spare. Perhaps the woman was talking about the hybrid version which I have heard does not have one to get more mpg. I would think that ALL Corollas should have one. I would HATE to be out on a desolate road or highway with a flat tire that cannot be repaired and no cell phone service or if there is some, that no one can come out for hours. Anyhow, thanks Rick for your reply. (I hope you got your steering wheel issue fixed with no problems and that it was easy to do. Not sure how Quality Control at the assembly plant did not catch that issue.)
@@DougCeleste The hybid fwd is said to have room to place a spare. The awd hybrid is described as not having that much room. But I got the information from salesmen so who knows if either is correct.
@@normanwells2755 Thanks for sharing that information.
I'm amazed at how low the engine is revving. It's barely above idle at 40mph. The 50mpg probably is a few MPGs off from reality. My 2018 Elantra would average 50mpg according to the computer at 55mph, but in reality is was several MPG lower. Still super efficient though. I had a 2020 Corolla rental and I couldn't stand the lane keep assist. It constantly ping-ponged the car between the lines if I didn't maintain dead center in the lane. It drove me nuts on my long highway trips. It was otherwise a great travel car though. Comfortable, smooth, and quiet. Economy cars have come a LONG way in the last 30yrs. How do you feel about the CVT with the 1st gear? I live in the city, so I wonder if I'd hate this CVT with all of the stop and go and traffic I do daily if it's constantly hopping in and out of that first gear.
Thanks for the comment. Yes, the CVT keeps the rpm’s down. I got 36 MPG on my second tank. Mostly around town driving. Honestly, I’m old school so I’m not a huge fan of the CVT. It’s what you get in this type of car, so it is what it is. It’s fine. It’s pretty responsive and smooth. The launch gear is good. Maybe takes a little bit to get used to it. Hopefully the transmission proves to be reliable. My plan is to change the fluid at 60,000 miles and then every 60k.. the lane keep assist and the tracing assist are pretty cool. I think the technology has gotten a lot better, even just from a couple years ago.
Great video. My EXLe was supposed to come last week, but the dealer said it, along with other crosses, are under quality control inspection, and can take a month or so. I see that this happens. I assume they found some minor things to fix. Did that happen to you?
Thanks for the comment. No, I’ve never heard of that. My car had a pre delivery inspection, but that was just a few hours. It was in freight for a few weeks however. Apparently the dealer doesn’t have a lot of control over when the delivery happens.
Great vid! Looking forward to your next one on the 2023 Corolla LE! Did you pay MSRP or did you have to pay dealer markup?
Thanks! MSRP. Some dealers in my area had a mark up. Of course, I wish I could have gotten it under MSRP!
That crooked steering wheel totally blows. I would be sick to my stomach.
Is this a Japan built? I find the Japanese cars have more problems than the American built ones.
@@TheLittletroyboy yes, it’s a J Vin. Spent a couple of hours at my local dealer this morning and they fixed it. A pain to be sure. I think it was laziness at the dealer I picked it up at. They should have caught it. Anyway, it should be good now.
@@rickm8456 Im shocked the Japanese would allow a car to leave the plant with a faulty steering column.
Thank you for the video and congrats on your new car! I am looking to buy a 2023 Corolla myself. Watching your video it seems to be a quiet and smooth ride. Can you tell me if it is please? I currently have a Rav4 which they say is on a Corolla chassis, is a very bumpy ride. The Camry is a smooth ride and was wondering if this car is as well. Thank you so much!
It’s a nice ride. Takes bumps well. It’s smooth and the steering is light. I’m comparing it to my 2010 Rav and I had a 2017 Prius. It’s not super quiet however; but honestly comparable to the Prius.
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We ordered a 2023 SE AWD 2 weeks ago and haven't heard any word on its progress.....does anyone know how long it should take.....we need a new car for 200 mile hospital trips and are in a hurry......they said a month....??
I've heard sometimes they strap these cars down so tight during transport that it tweaks the alignment.
I thought maybe too.
Check your tire pressures. Don't assume.
How is the wind and road noise in the cabin? Crooked steering wheel shows lack of quality control.
I agree. The dealer that sold it to my should have caught that. It maybe have been off center from the long time in freight from Japan.. there is road noise and wind. But it’s not too bad.
Did you notice any excessive tire / Road noise? Test drove a pre-owned 2021 le yesterday and found excessive tire noise. I have xle hybrid booked and am having second thoughts on it.
Sure, there’s road noise. Can hear the tires. I think it’s par for the course for a car like this; at this price. Honestly, it’s similar to my other car - 2010 Rav4 with 170k miles. So I think it’s fine.
Thanks! I have a 2010 camry as well. I guess it's just normal for a compact car like this.
@@Jo-lp8vv yeah I think so! It’s not that bad and the car is smooth.
Jo, I drove a 2021 Corolla LE as a car rental from Albuquerque to San Jose and back to New Mexico in 2021 and overall, it was a GREAT car and probably the BEST car I have ever rented. Yah, there is road noise on the highways but that was to be expected for a car like this. NOT a deal-breaker. Just enjoy your Corolla experience. Cheers from New Mexico! 😀
@@rickm8456 also in the market for a new Corolla. In my decades of owning cars the Michelin defender tires are the quietest tires I've ever owned. Maybe a good option when the time comes.
How about tss 3.0
Does your phone fit inside any of the center cups?
Yeah I think so. I do a video on the inside
@@rickm8456 Yea would be great! I was just trying to figure out if an iphone 11/12/13/14 size phone would fit in there. Please show in video if possible! I will stay tuned! Thanks!
How did you get to the dealership?
My wife
Great video although I do not know how I feel about you driving while using your phone. It’s a 780 dollar fine for distracted driving on freeways over here, i do not know how it is in the states
Thanks for your concern. It was a back road with not a lot of people on it. I’m fine.
@@rickm8456 i feel your channel might grow and you’ll make more of these fun videos because there are literally 0 videos about 2023 corolla. Why don’t you invest in a chest or head mount for phone or go pro? It’s not that expensive and you can return it if you think youtube is not your thing
How much did you pay for it? We paid total $33,000 for hybrid version.
About 25k OTD
What's 2023 like? and hello from 2022
Great. I’ll see you in 17 days.
How much was out the door price?
Approx 25k
wasnt there a shortage?
Yeah, seemed like it
Good luck getting longevity out of a high compression overengineered engine. I’ll miss the 1.8
The 1.8 wasn’t all good at first. They worked it out. I plan to maintain it well. I’m not too worried.
Phones can go landscape mode too
Oh really. I didn’t know! You are so smart…. I was driving. It was easier to hold my phone this way and keep it steady. I thought that went without saying. i’ll follow you for more tips!
If the car was a little bigger and wider it would be perfect
Then it would be a Camry.
compared to a 1990s Corolla it is much bigger.
I have 2023 Corolla se and I’m really disappointed about it. Engine has ticking or knocking sound. Dealer said it is normal. Engine roars like someone is shocking to go up roads. Transmission sometimes especially in cold weather does not shift and keeps the rpm high in flat roads. Wind and road noises are horrible.
It's not the smoothest drivetrain. However, some amount of knocking is normal. Especially when the car is cold. The two types of fuel injectors switch off - port and direct.
How is it a 2023 but you got it in 2022
The next year’s car models usually come out at the end of the current year.
@@rickm8456 oh, ok thanks. Here in Ireland, the cars registration plate has the year on it, so even if you buy a car on 31 December 2022 it will say 22. Then in January it will start with 23
the gage cluster sucks on the lower models
It’s actually been updated for 2023. It nicer than I thought it would be.
@@rickm8456 yeah
You can get a larger screen. But it’s still a nice display with a lot of features.
@@MattCC16Gaming I agree. It’s fine.
Its functional and more importantly it is analog. Will never break like some of the newer digital ones.
There is nothing wrong with the steering wheel .
Yes there was. Confirmed at the dealer. Front Toe adjusted. I’ve been driving for almost 35 years. Thanks.
Don’t you need to do a break in? I heard long drives is not the best break in method, needs to be stop and go
Stop and go adds more wear. Furthermore, short trips aren’t great because the engine doesn’t get up to operating temperature. You are thinking about varying the speeds of throttle. Which I did, and I’m still doing. This is why I drove back roads and not on cruise control for a couple hours. Additionally, not racing the engine to high RPM’s. I haven’t even had the engine over 3500 RPM’s yet.
@@rickm8456 i see, thank you for that
Could never afford it not even a decent used one 2013
Amongst the btching at least it's gonna last 10 yrs.
That’s the idea
10 years? More like 15-20 years. These things are notorious for going past 200,00-300,000 miles.
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TH-cam can be a strange place
You can go to any dealer of any brand you buy for service. Toyota isn’t special.
Sure. But warranty service is Toyota.
I’m having the same exact problem with my 23’ SE AWD alignment
Hmm. I read that others had this issue too. Mine was fixed however I’m noticing it’s starting to go in the other direction now - the steering wheel that is. So at my 10,000 mile oil change I’m going to have them look at it again.
Good video but you don’t need to brake a modern engine in anymore 😊