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Have you seen the movie Gettysburg yet? If not, it is a fantastic movie. One of the best I've ever seen and I highly recommend it. There are five actors that are paid, but everyone else you see in the movie is a volunteer re-enactor that took time off from their jobs to come and do this movie...

The 1998-2002 models had a design issue with the pistons that caused high oil consumption. 2003 and on up don't have that problem.

Yes, I too have noticed that feeling you get when visiting the Gettysburg battlefield. That something very big and very important happened there, on that ground. I can sense it. As if the soldiers are still there and I guess in a way they are. Here is a fantastic speech from the great...

Have you visited the Gettysburg battlefield yet?

Have you tried getting written estimates from competitors?

So you bought a dirt bike at Walmart? :)

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbsup::) You raised some great sons to have both of them join the Marines and serve all of us and our country! :) I saw a lady in a grocery store who was talking to her friend about her son joining the Marines and going off to go fight the terrorists. She was...

Advance Auto Parts lists seven different coils for this car. ?

Here are seven performance ignition coils - http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/c3/ignition-coils-performance/16592

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbsup: :)

Sounds like a transmission, clutch, or throwout bearing problem.

Simple answer; absolutely not.

No aftermarket products void a new car warranty. That would be against federal law, i.e. the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act - The below videos in our Aftermarket Products, Reviews and Installations forum will answer this question for you. :thumbsup: VIDEO - Are K&N Air Filters Worth It? -...

Why go to all the time, trouble and expense? The stock brakes are fine.

Most "synthetic oils" aren't truly P.A.O. based Group IV synthetic oils that can help to reduce oil consumption. No, most of them are merely petroleum oils subjected to more refining. That's not a synthetic oil in the traditional sense of the term, no way, no how.

You'll have much better luck moving this to our For Sale Forum - http://www.corollaforum.com/showthread.php?t=2925

What does the fuel gauge read?

For $1,900, for that to be worth it, the car would have to have a catastrophic failure of the engine or transmission. The likelihood of that happening with a quality vehicle like the Corolla I think is very, very small. This is why they push extended warranty plans so much, because it makes...