2001 Toyota Solara and inherited a 2001
Posted By: Toyota Corolla - LOVE THE SOLARA!..nm on 2006-07-19
In Reply to: POLL: What kind of car do U have and year? - Nielson Family
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2001 Toyota Sequoia - will
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I got taken in 2001
I can't believe they are still in business. You will be doing practice files until you die!
XP came out 2001, the other 2003. sm
It is almost 2009. If you will only upgrade your operating system and software when you are forced to, then you will end up in situations like this.
Keeping current is the name of the game in this field, you should know that. You will never be caught with an empty wallet and no work if you make your computer and software upgrades every couple of years.
2001 $35 hour
In 2001 with my own accts at $.14 gross line I made $35-40 per hour depending on the doctor. I have not made that in a long time.
I had it done in 2001 and it changed my life for
My vision used to be horrible--I was legally blind and then some. Not anymore. I see 20/20, and I'm now 42 years old. It was the BEST thing I ever did for myself. I NEVER take it for granted, and I ALWAYS feel grateful and thankful.
Make SURE that you really discuss the whole procedure with the doctor and staff. Find about the equipment they're using. How old is it? How does it work? The latests machines take zillions of pictures of your eye every second, and if ANYTHING looks wrong, they immediately shut down on their own. All that means is that you'll have to come back in a few weeks to have the procedure done, but it won't hurt you. The latest machines also perform constant internal checks every second. If anything looks wrong, they immediately shut down on their own.
Make sure you go to a reputable place. DON'T skimp--this is your vision we're talking about!! But oh........ you will LOVE it when it's done!!
I've had mine since 2001 and it is the best - sm
Seeing as I spend so much time in this chair, comfort equals production. I paid $450 for it from a local Herman Miller furniture dealer. They had it as a demo during one of the office furniture shows.
It has a 12-year warranty and when I needed my hydraulic cylinder replaced, they came to my home, fixed it on site and even replaced the seat webbing so the chair was just like new once again.
For all the money I had spent in the past on chairs I had to replace once a year and sometimes more, I figured I'm getting a good return on my investment.
Check ebay or other places on the web to see if you can find it at a more reasonable price.
2001 Monte Carlo SS, Torch Red sm
loaded. Leather interior, electronic sunroof, OnStar, a/c of course, CD player, and on and on and on.
Toyota Sequoia all the way!
My DH is a Toyota salesman and I have had ALOT of cars and SUVs, but this is my absolute fav!! It is the only car I have ever driven more than one year!
TOYOTA 4RUNNER IS THE BEST!
I have owned two Toyota 4Runners and they are absolutely the most dependable SUV I have ever owned. You cannot go wrong with a Toyota of any kind!
Toyota 4Runner! LOVE it! (sm)
It's a '97, & got it used a few years ago. Had Ford trucks in the past, but didn't like the crummy way they steered. Also had a GMC... it was a good truck but I was ready for an SUV that was slightly smaller. Found the 4Runner on the Web, along with a few others in the vicinity I wanted to look at. Ran Car-Faxes on them ahead of time, and as soon as I drove this one, I was sold. I did my homework and read forums on 4Runners, and almost everyone said their 'Yoda's just kept on going.... "hardly had to do anything but change oil & tires". Well, that may be an exaggeration, but I'm finding it's pretty close to the truth for me. The only complaints some people have is the stiff, trucklike ride (it IS a truck after all, built on a truck frame), but that's what I wanted... wanted a feel for the road and didn't want a mooshy car-like suspension. It has 4-wheel-drive which is sure handy in the mountains. The 6-cylinder engine has plenty of power. It carries all my stuff, and/or all my friends. With a 4-speed automatic transmission & overdrive, I think the gas mileage is quite good for a mid-size, 4WD SUV. A neighbor just got the Toyota Sequoia... fine for a really big family, but they have just one kid, and can hardly squeeze it into our narrow carports. Another neighbor has the newer 4Runner, which is smaller than the Sequoia but a bit larger than my '97. I still think mine is JUST the right size.
What do I dislike? Hmmm.... not much. I wish the display & buttons on the radio lit up so I could see them at night. There is also a rather large blind spot caused by the driver's side windshield post, though part of this in my case is caused by a plastic rain-deflector. STILL, I've found I have to be a little extra-vigilant about watching out for pedestrians in parking lots, etc. I also wish the car-alarm had a cut-off switch inside, for those times when you set it off by mistake. And since I drive on wet, snowy, salted or sanded roads in the mountains when I ski, another plus would be a larger window-washer reservoir.
But of course those are all minor things. I love the quality and solidness of it, the design (Toyota vehicles, especially the 4Runner, seem to be timeless in their design, and never look outdated.) I like its dependability and its ruggedness. The other night while driving home from skiing, I hit the Mother-of-all-Potholes on the freeway. It was a severe enough jolt that if I had been driving a car, or even a smaller SUV, there probably would have been damage to the front end, or at least the tire & rim. But my 'Yoda has nice big truck tires & rims on it, and although the hole was large enough that I actually came close to losing control of the car, later when I inspected it, the wheel was still intact.
Also, even with the back seats in place and not folded down, the cargo area in the back is huge.... much larger than many of the so-called luxury SUV's like the BMW, Lexus or Mercedes.
A used Toyota 4Runner cost me considerably more to buy than another brand, such as a Jimmy, a Jeep, or an Explorer, but I feel it's already practically paid for itself in the amount of money I've saved on repairs. I don't neglect it, of course, and do take it in for all its oil changes and scheduled maintenance. But when I do, they rarely find anything that needs repairing or replacing. I've had 4 pickup trucks, a station wagon, and a sedan, and my 4Runner is by far the BEST vehicle I have ever owned.
I am a Toyota girl!!! Forever!
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2005 Toyota Camry
Love it!
I LOVE my Toyota Corolla
We have both 2005 & 2006 models. It is priced reasonably, has excellent gas mileage, rides very smoothly & comfortably- I'm hooked! I think we will be loyal Corolla customers for many years to come. (Plus, I hear they will be coming out with a hybrid model!)
PS- it is funny because our neighbor just asked us the other day if we have a family member who works for Toyota because everyone that comes to our house, also has some kind of Toyota truck or car! 
1996 LIMITED 4-RUNNER TOYOTA, PAID FOR
Will last forever, body will fall off before the engine ever quits.
I was told my Pontiac had a Toyota Corolla motor
chances are--you aren't really. Girl don't feel guilty...go on and work for who makes you happy!
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