Car recommendations wanted - good fuel economy but not too tiny?
My 1997 Toyota Tercel seems to be on its way to the junkyard. It's got over 100K miles and the same thing it did two months it's doing now and I really don't want to put any more money into it.
As I haven't gone car shopping in over ten
Don't get me wrong - if you've got plenty of money then it's fine to get a new one. It's just most folks who post on here are head over heels in debt. My first advice would be 100k miles is nothing these days. Get somebody on it that knows how to fix






The refreshed 2011
As you prepare to spend a long weekend enjoying Presidential Savings on mattresses and used Toyotas, take a moment to acknowledge five presidents who kicked more ass than an action hero.
Racing is a time-tested way for a company to drum up excitement for its cars, and Toyota, which company execs have conceded could use a shot of adrenaline, has announced that it will participate in next year’s running of the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Apparently the next Toyota Prius will get an insane 113 mpg. It's going to use lithium batteries instead of nickel and will accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in under 10 seconds, compared to 11 for the current model.
By Dan Strumpf, Associated Press Toyota plans to roll out two new cars under the Prius name by next year, according to a dealer briefed on the plans, as the automaker seeks to turn its popular hybrid into a family of vehicles.