Jan 29, 2015 04:25 pm | feedback@highgearmedia.com (Richard Read)
Toyota is recalling approximately 52,000 Avalon sedans from the 2011 and 2012 model years. According to Detroit News, an electrical problem could cause the vehicles to catch fire. The problem with the Avalon stems from its audio system -- specifically, the subwoofer wires located in the trunk of the car. If cargo in the trunk moves those wires out...
Jan 29, 2015 03:30 pm | feedback@highgearmedia.com (Viknesh Vijayenthiran)
From The Car Connection: Honda Pilot Vs. Toyota Highlander: Compare Cars If you're a busy parent, especially of the kind that doesn't want to be seen in a minivan, seven-passenger crossovers are good substitutes. And if your escape from sliding doors brought you to either the Honda Pilot or the Toyota Highlander, you're on the right track. Study...
Jan 28, 2015 11:36 pm | feedback@highgearmedia.com (Bengt Halvorson)
Afraid that making just one auto-insurance claim will raise your rates? That fear is entirely justified by the results of a new study—pointing to a premium rate hike of 41 percent, on average, after making just one $2,000 claim. That’s about $370 annually, on average, and a premium that could haunt you for several years. ALSO SEE: DEA...
Toyota is recalling approximately 52,000 Avalon sedans from the 2011 and 2012 model years. According to Detroit News, an electrical problem could cause the vehicles to catch fire. The problem with the Avalon stems from its audio system -- specifically, the subwoofer wires located in the trunk of the car. If cargo in the trunk moves those wires out...
From The Car Connection: Honda Pilot Vs. Toyota Highlander: Compare Cars If you're a busy parent, especially of the kind that doesn't want to be seen in a minivan, seven-passenger crossovers are good substitutes. And if your escape from sliding doors brought you to either the Honda Pilot or the Toyota Highlander, you're on the right track. Study...
Afraid that making just one auto-insurance claim will raise your rates? That fear is entirely justified by the results of a new study—pointing to a premium rate hike of 41 percent, on average, after making just one $2,000 claim. That’s about $370 annually, on average, and a premium that could haunt you for several years. ALSO SEE: DEA...
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