When we got our Ecoboost it was the only way to get all wheel drive so it was a no brainer. No regrets although if we were getting one now the AWD hybrid might get consideration. But Since we only drive around 5,000 miles per year I might stick with Ecoboost.
When I got my trifold cover on my 2024 Lariat the instruction said I needed to remove the adjustable bed rails so I did. After getting the cover in place I realized the rails wouldnāt interfere so I put them back
Had a Beagle that got carsick. And that was the least of her negative. Agree with the original poster. Our Highlander has a moonroof and our previous Avalon had one NEVER used them
Hybrids are at there best around town on short trips. On the open roads electrics turn most operations over to gas. Thereās two ways to look at it. I have an Ecoboost. The amount of driving around town at 25-28 mpg isnāt financially significant. On the open road at freeway speeds Iām gonna get...
Hereās a thought: take a Lariat hybrid and one Ecoboost. Take each up Pikes Peak. See which one gets to 14,000 feet the quickest with the least hassle.
I have acc on my 24 Lariat. Frankly wouldnāt own a new vehicle without it. Iām 80 now and itās a huge help. But imo a person would be way ahead cost and irritation wise just to get it already installed.
What is the big deal about keeping the fob with you? RU afraid the lump in your pocket will spoil your physical appearance? Why have something designed to be a vehicle theft deterrent if you are going to leave it in the vehicle?