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So far the answer has been no replacement. I don’t want an LE because I don’t want a red interior (or exterior) but I hear you.

About to send in all my paperwork. I wonder when the sales stoppage will be lifted.

https://www.motor1.com/news/387930/supra-z4-330i-recall-headlights/

Wow

Side profile looks a lot more balanced.

I recall the Supra wipers being slowish but I only had it in rain once before it went to the dealer never to return. My loaner Camry is also slow on the fastest wiper settings...

Echoes my conversation with the buy back agent. She said she didn’t think replacement was on the table due to lack of confidence that the replacement wouldn’t have the same issue. She’s checking to make sure but they might be shying away from putting any more cars out there that could get lemoned.

I know there are some people who voted that should be in the more than a month group now as time has passed. You can change your vote so please update.

Totally accurate.

No no no. It’s nothing that simple. The part is a body ECU, and it can’t be cleared and reused. They’ve tried that - it’s not the same thing at all. The new parts need to be coded for the new vehicle otherwise the entire vehicle is a brick. Any cars that are “fixed” right now have lights that...

Even an A4 is woefully inadequate. The Supra is on par with an S4, and when I owned an S4 I usually got an S4 service loaner. Toyota knows how to do it right (Lexus is tops), I would (and probably will) advocate for the Supra being serviced at Lexus dealers. Given the customers they’re getting...

I have a sweet sweet loaner Camry... LOLOL

Actually if you read carefully it indicates that they’re preparing a remedy - so fix is not available yet. I’m one of the buybacks - approved by Toyota but not completed yet. 8 weeks in shop this Monday. Had it for 2.5 weeks and drove it 355 miles (299 before it broke). My thread...

Define “turned off”. Just read and digest the screen grab I posted from the owners manual. If you set the menu option to do so, the car can go into Idle state (as “off” as it gets) when you open the door to get out of the car after you’ve entered Standby state.

Off means it’s in Standby state. When Off disappears it’s in Idle state (true off).

The law varies from state to state. I’d suggest googling for both the law that governs your situation and an attorney. In my situation, the Toyota lemon response seems fine so I likely won’t be involving a lawyer. The lawyer I consulted indicated resolution could take up to 90 days and was a...

I wouldn’t trust the auto shutoff even though it’s supposed to happen. Who knows what code gremlins might keep the car awake. You want to be in Idle state FYI.

Oh? How did that conversation go? Was your original car a Launch?

Yeah I will be. Although I’m more than a little concerned about long term ownership.

No, just MSRP. Luckily.