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Car Forum / Toyota / Camry / March 2008Ash Tray?
OK, I am an older type individual who still has the horrible habit of smoking. Not withstanding the pros and cons of that habit, what are similar folks using as an ashtray for the newer Toyota vehicles, specifically a 2008 Avalon, that don't have an ashtray? Using a soup can or a tuna can with some water in it in one of the cup holders does not seem to be a particularly elegant solution. I know that this is supposedly a Camry group, but the generic Toyota group does not appear to one that has any meaningful Toyota discussion. But we also have a Camry. Regards, Dan > OK, I am an older type individual who still has the horrible habit of > smoking. Not withstanding the pros and cons of that habit, what are [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Regards, Dan There are ashtrays one can purchase that fit in your cupholder. They come with a lid also. >> OK, I am an older type individual who still has the horrible habit of >> smoking. Not withstanding the pros and cons of that habit, what are [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > There are ashtrays one can purchase that fit in your cupholder. They > come with a lid also. At least you plan on USING an ash tray. I see a.sholes every day using their open window for an ash tray. >>> OK, I am an older type individual who still has the horrible habit of >>> smoking. Not withstanding the pros and cons of that habit, what are [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > At least you plan on USING an ash tray. I see a.sholes every day using > their open window for an ash tray. Or, you could limit your smoking to outdoors only, in other words, not anywhere you're inside windows....this will include your car. I have an '03 Avalon and the ashtray is as pristine as the day we bought it. Anyway, having a smoke while you stretch your legs during a driving break can be a good thing too. You can't smoke on a plane, so why do you feel it necessary to smoke in a car? (oh yeah, and it stinks up the car too.) > OK, I am an older type individual who still has the horrible habit of > smoking. Not withstanding the pros and cons of that habit, what are [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Regards, Dan I doubt that Toyota would be able to sell a car without an ashtray in the Asian market, that is, if my understanding that the people there love that nasty habit is true. I don't believe I have ever seen a car without an AT. Can this be the first mass produced car in history to have this traditional necessity removed? Anyway, I think it a nasty habit but you should be pissed that Toyota has such a low regard for your embattled group. :-( david In the US more and more cars are becoming smoke-free, with ashtrays as an option ($$$). On Mar 5, 7:57 pm, "Dan Schumacher" <d.l.schumac...@worldnet.att.net> wrote: > OK, I am an older type individual who still has the horrible > habit of smoking. Not withstanding the pros and cons of that [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Regards, Dan > In the US more and more cars are becoming smoke-free, with > ashtrays as > an option ($$$). It turns out that the optional cup holder ashtray for the Avalon is the same one as for the Camry. Cost is about $17-19, depending upon the dealer. Regards, Dan >> In the US more and more cars are becoming smoke-free, with ashtrays as >> an option ($$$). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Regards, Dan Meaning that in all likelihood, you could buy the same thing (or something that will fill the bill just as well), for about $3.95 at Kragen or AutoZone. |
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