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Toyota Auris Touring Sport
They had a fairly long model run for 2013 to 2019
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.carbuyer.co.uk/to...
They had a fairly long model run for 2013 to 2019
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.carbuyer.co.uk/to...
Roboticarm said:
Toyota Auris Touring Sport
They had a fairly long model run for 2013 to 2019
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.carbuyer.co.uk/to...
Winner! CheersThey had a fairly long model run for 2013 to 2019
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.carbuyer.co.uk/to...
Deranged Rover said:
CraigyMc said:
Front left looks flat.
I suppose owner came to their senses and abandoned it?
Might be worth checking he/she's not inside still at the wheel having died of boredom...I suppose owner came to their senses and abandoned it?
Lots of 
in this thread.
However... I don't think this is a particularly dismal car. It's a car that the majority of PHers would not even remember exists come new car buying time, granted, but for reliable transport with a decent boot for someone who only wants 'A to B' motoring (notice how that phrase is always used to describe snoreworthy motors?) and a giant warranty, I can't think of anything better than an Auris estate. Except maybe a Corolla estate, because they're slightly less s
t looking.
Wow, there's a sentence I didn't see myself ever saying.
in this thread.However... I don't think this is a particularly dismal car. It's a car that the majority of PHers would not even remember exists come new car buying time, granted, but for reliable transport with a decent boot for someone who only wants 'A to B' motoring (notice how that phrase is always used to describe snoreworthy motors?) and a giant warranty, I can't think of anything better than an Auris estate. Except maybe a Corolla estate, because they're slightly less s
t looking.Wow, there's a sentence I didn't see myself ever saying.
Baldchap said:
Lots of in this thread.
However... I don't think this is a particularly dismal car. It's a car that the majority of PHers would not even remember exists come new car buying time, granted, but for reliable transport with a decent boot for someone who only wants 'A to B' motoring (notice how that phrase is always used to describe snoreworthy motors?) and a giant warranty, I can't think of anything better than an Auris estate. Except maybe a Corolla estate, because they're slightly less st looking.
Wow, there's a sentence I didn't see myself ever saying.
Not so sure. I've luckily managed to avoid an Auris, but the Toyota Aventis was the single most dreadful, dull, beige car I have ever driven. I was given it as a loan car from an Alfa dealer years ago, the dealership was 30 miles away but the Aventis was so bad, I drove it back after 2 days and said i'd rather get the bus. They had a knackered old Fiat Punto they said was the only car they had. I took that instead, it felt like a Rolls Royce in comparison. in this thread.However... I don't think this is a particularly dismal car. It's a car that the majority of PHers would not even remember exists come new car buying time, granted, but for reliable transport with a decent boot for someone who only wants 'A to B' motoring (notice how that phrase is always used to describe snoreworthy motors?) and a giant warranty, I can't think of anything better than an Auris estate. Except maybe a Corolla estate, because they're slightly less s
t looking.Wow, there's a sentence I didn't see myself ever saying.
I had an Auris, same colour as this.
Actually quite a decent car, only got rid due to the violent catalytic converter thefts locally.
Underneath the hybrid is just a Prius, so capable of 150k miles easily.
But if someone steals the cat, it's getting on for £2k to fit a new one.
Catlock shields, tilt alarms and etching are all pretty useless to deter thieves unfortunately.
Actually quite a decent car, only got rid due to the violent catalytic converter thefts locally.
Underneath the hybrid is just a Prius, so capable of 150k miles easily.
But if someone steals the cat, it's getting on for £2k to fit a new one.
Catlock shields, tilt alarms and etching are all pretty useless to deter thieves unfortunately.
Whataguy said:
I had an Auris, same colour as this.
Actually quite a decent car, only got rid due to the violent catalytic converter thefts locally.
Underneath the hybrid is just a Prius, so capable of 150k miles easily.
But if someone steals the cat, it's getting on for £2k to fit a new one.
Catlock shields, tilt alarms and etching are all pretty useless to deter thieves unfortunately.
This guy lowered the car by letting the air out of a tyre to make it harder to get a jack under.Actually quite a decent car, only got rid due to the violent catalytic converter thefts locally.
Underneath the hybrid is just a Prius, so capable of 150k miles easily.
But if someone steals the cat, it's getting on for £2k to fit a new one.
Catlock shields, tilt alarms and etching are all pretty useless to deter thieves unfortunately.
:P
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