Hybrids always cost more in parts, the scam is known. The way i have mine affordable is do regular preventitive maintence and that always requires planning and money at milage at major mile stones, 50k trans oil, 80k struts, 100k plugs, trans oil, coolant, thermostat and water pump. I normally stockup early on my parts before reaching them 10k ahead and have stayed above water. I dont recommend hybrid to budget mined people because they tend to cheap out and the car ends up being junked.
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❤ You put me to shame - I only have 432 K on my 2001 runner
I did a lot of driving from Manhattan New York to Virginia five days a week so it’s easy to rack up my miles.
What did you repair during the 480k cycle
Struts, shocks, front hub assemblies, brakes, one time in the front spark plugs tie rod ends.
I think you saved more than that in fuel?
My water pump has 440,000 miles 2010 Kia soul
❤Why not fix the water pump and keep driving
I will in the future, I have another video about the coolant pump coming soon.
2020 Toyota failure?!? 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️😱😱 Is that even possible??? Mines a 2017 hybrid
How many miles does your 2017 have?
My water pump has over 481,000 miles on it
@@AutoLyfe 100k
@@AutoLyfe 😱 I'd say it did its job! Let it rest in peace 🙏 lol
@@AutoLyfeis the corolla still under warranty?
5 year unlimited?
Hybrids always cost more in parts, the scam is known. The way i have mine affordable is do regular preventitive maintence and that always requires planning and money at milage at major mile stones, 50k trans oil, 80k struts, 100k plugs, trans oil, coolant, thermostat and water pump. I normally stockup early on my parts before reaching them 10k ahead and have stayed above water. I dont recommend hybrid to budget mined people because they tend to cheap out and the car ends up being junked.
any videos or reddit posts that elaborate what you say? honest question. thank you