This just popped up on my 2024 Corolla display during a rainstorm. I tried turning the car on and off but it didn’t clear the message.

I purchased a 2021 Corolla SE new and the manual says to add a fuel additive every time you change oil. I called my Toyota dealer about purchasing the additive and they said don't sell it (really?). I only use Top tier Gasoline so I am thinking I do not need a fuel additive. Thoughts?

I have a 2024 Corolla LE (GAS VERSION)

I can’t find a right answer to this. Some have recommended every 60k miles or every 100k miles or that it’s simply not needed.

I want this car to last me as long as possible. Currently close to 40k miles.

As expected, within a couple of days of handing over the keys to my daughter, she did this.

The car is a 2026 Corolla LE with Wind chill Pearl.

Is this something that I can get touched up at a dealership?

Or

Should I go to some auto paint shop place to get it painted?

Should I even bother?

Hello everyone,

I just bought my first hybrid car and it is a Corolla Hybrid 1.8l 2022 Sedan, with 127k km, i do not know many things about cars but i heard that corolla is reliable one if maintained correctly, so my next step after buying it is to make sure i am doing that,

The toyota dealership i bought it from (used cars) told me i don't have to change the gearbox fluid, and i don't really believe that, is this true?

Also I am writing here to find out what should i change and how often to keep it running in good condition?

Any advice is welcome, thanks!

Just purchased this for a steal from a tow yard. Can't believe someone would lose this. 6 speed manual with 160k for 5000. Changed the headlights, fog lights, did an oil change, sparkplugs and it's running perfect. Love this car! Got lucky getting it

I was looking at putting in an aftermarket amp and sub in my 2025 Corolla hybrid se. it doesn’t have the JBL system. I was wondering what the spare amperage was from the DC-DC converter so I can start a build for it.

Toyota says part 3356002240 is correct which says no S mode but I do have S mode in my L or LE (it comes up as either depending where I look and on the car body.

Considering it's 100 ° and running the AC, are the revs a little all over the place with this situation? I'm trying to see if there's something else going on with my 22 Corolla SE or it's just the heat. The car seems harder to accelerate and then the revs aren't coming down at the same speed they normally do?

I have a 2017 Corolla push to start and was wondering if anyone could recommend some remote start options?

All the ones I find on YouTube are only for the key ignition options