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Blinks have to be done at the dealership.

It's tough to say because they haven't even offered to fix it once, but I don't see why a judge wouldn't look at your paint and tell them to fix it or buy back the car 100%

Get some pictures up! Curious to see how it came out.

Gonna need to invoke Lemon Law to do that and get an attorney.

I dunno man. It's a great car, but I won't do 6 year loans anymore.

If you have the Entune or Entune Premium, you go to car settings. Then there will be your lock/unlock settings as well as the headlights and dome light settings.

Ah alright. Yeah having a negative on your trade-in is the pits. Been there, done that.

The timer for the interior lights is in the stereo. The turn signals need to be done at the dealership.

Check Amazon and see what they have.

If it fits and is DOT legal, you can't go wrong. Amazon is usually the cheapest (except eBay but I hate them with a passion). Rockauto.com might be another good place to look.

P0441 is an evaporative emissions failure. That code and the light could be triggered by a faulty purge valve or a vacuum leak in the system. Start there and get rid of the code before doing anything else, and make sure the mechanic actually tests the parts before assuming them faulty.

If you have never done major repair work on a car, it will be too much of a project for your first time, given that dropping transmissions in a FWD car involves removing suspension, mounts, etc. It would all depend on your mechanical aptitude and how good your friend is. If you're a pretty...

Only if i is $0 down with an alarm, Toyota Care, Extended Warranty, Tire and Wheel protection, etc. That's a lot man, even with bad credit.

I use Disc Quiet as well. And I would have used a stud with a welded nut ... if my rotors had the holes from the get go >.<

Also, the car will be fine to drive, but you may foul the plugs if it is driven aggressively or in open loop for an excessive amount of time.

Alright, check the sensor if it was used on eBay, might be banged up. Also, for electrical, I never recommend use parts, as it is easier to get a damaged or defective unit that will waste more time because it is assumed to be good. You should be able to check the resistance of the thermistor...

The height is non-adjustable on these headlamps. I wouldn't move them down anyway, because curving up a hill, the cutoff would be too early.

Yup. Same here.

What are you trying to say?

Sorry ... I meant ... that brake kit would cost over half of what the car was worth when it was BRAND NEW!!!