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As a retired bean counter, I can’t recall a single occasion when I decided what would be included / deleted from a product.

And, of course, the 1958 has the cool round headlights whereas the LCLC’s attempt at the 80 series lighting falls short.

I prefer minimal options for a Ute or truck. If I could have spec’d my ‘02 LC any leaner, I would have. Thus, I like how the 1958 refers back to the 80 series when you could get cloth seats, waive the sunroof, etc. Plus, I like how my ‘24 1958’s sticker is not much higher than that ‘02. You...

Notwithstanding battery life concerns, I’m not sure why we should be overly concerned about Toyota electrical systems. I owned my last LC for 22 years, having bought it new. Over that time period, I paid a fair sum of money to replace worn parts but very little on electrical items. My dad...

You might also check the setting for PDA, the proactive driving assistance. When enabled, it behaves in a somewhat similar manner as adaptive cruise. On mine, it was enabled by default.

I’m guessing the OP thought it ridiculous also. But it is a real listing sadly

I don’t need the slight upgrade for my 1958 and you’re not conveniently located. But I must say that your price is reasonable, which is appreciated

It must have the new supercharged 5.7L V8?

I’d call it a hardish rubber. I’m not the best person to ask about puddle retention (I live in the South). For the driver’s mat, you do have a decent outer lip along the sides and rear (ie below the seat front). But there really isn’t a lip at the front of the mat under the pedals.

So far, I’ve liked the Toyota all-weather floor and cargo mats that can be purchased as an accessory (and was added by the distributor for my 1958). I’ve never really cared for the Weather Tech style

Ditto. It’s been more consistent than three past & current vehicles including both wired and wireless versions.

We’re supposed to check the oil monthly? Dang. Forgot to do that on the 100 series that I drove for 22 years and 315k miles. I feel bad that my neglect has likely limited the lifespan of that motor.

I have a Cayman GTS w sport exhaust and the 4L flat six. Sounds awesome and the open / close switch is nice to have. That said, I’m amazed at the number of fellow owners who will spend thousands on an aftermarket exhaust for that car or its GT4 cousin. Some folk just aren’t satisfied with...

Aftermarket exhaust? You wanting it to sound like the pizza boy’s ragged out Civic? 😉

It’s a bit underwhelming the first time you use it.

Paint correction should be done prior to application of ppf and ceramic. Then you just gently wash and dry. For a vehicle w/o PPF & ceramic, a clay bar is good to prep a recently-washed car for wax application. Every so often though, you might instead use a light polisher (vs clay bar) before...

It’s a Ute; don’t make it complicated. On a nice day and if convenient, I’ll wash by hand. But I won’t hesitate to use the car wash when time is short. We’ve had a dumpster and portalet in the driveway most of the summer. So, I haven’t yet washed the new LC. The occasional rain has kept it...

Mine is very smooth. That said, I’ve had to have wheels rebalanced after having new tires mounted & balanced. It’s an easy fix but frustrating that you have to take it back and say, “do it again!”. This has happened several times over the years and has involved several shops.

I just turned it off w/o experimenting w sensitivity settings. Once you’ve toned down the deceleration, why do you like the feature? ie, what proactive aspects are worthwhile? I’m not being argumentative. Just trying to decide if it’s worth revisiting the use of PDA - albeit w adjustments

This is really not a new thing. My old 100 series had some flare built into the metal fender but did not have the tacked-on additional flare of other 100’s that was a port-installed option. In a sense, we have the same thing continued now. Both the 1958 and LC have the same flare within the...

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I too wish there was some real-time indicator when you’re using the regenerative braking vs friction braking. Normally, I don’t like to ride traditional brakes but I have been braking earlier & more gradually in hopes of storing electricity. You eventually see that the electric battery’s charge...

Refer to my explanation on the prior page of this thread. I have a 1958

Yes, I’d rather use the various map apps available via CarPlay

Are you saying that’s a negative?

Adaptive cruise works fine with the 4 plug. I towed a UHaul recently for 400 miles. Initially thought I wouldn’t be able to use adaptive cruise but learned otherwise. You’re also supposed to turn off BSM but I found that it worked fairly well even with the short trailer. Back to adaptive...

The heated seats worked fine on my ‘02 LC with non-perforated leather. Haven’t begun to be tempted to try the feature in my new LC. I suspect the heat won’t be as noticeable with cloth seats. October update The seat heaters work. When leaving the house early, I notice heat under my seat well...

Thanks, I’ve had vehicles w both basic types of systems over several decades. I was just questioning the use of “part time” to refer to the LC’s system and he responded to that comment.

How does the Toyoguard’s 2 free oil changes work? Used after the factory-provided free maintenance ends at 25K?

What is part time 4WD on the LC? I’ve traditionally understood that term to refer to a system like that of the outgoing 4Runner SR5 4WD - ie where one is in 2HI until engaging 4Hi or 4Lo.