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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / April 20062006 Solara - Rear Window visability
I really like the car, but can not seem to be able to get a good look out the rear window. I can buy a 2006 auto w/ moonroof, spoiler, and carpet/cargo for 19,068.00 a great price, but I can't see out the freaking rear window. Any owners care to comment? I gottta decide today Did you try putting your glasses on? CP Yes. Thanks for the insite. > I really like the car, but can not seem to be able to get a good look > out the rear window. I can buy a 2006 auto w/ moonroof, spoiler, and > carpet/cargo for 19,068.00 a great price, but I can't see out the > freaking rear window. Any owners care to comment? I gottta decide > today If the deal is you 'gotta decide today' you should walk away. In most cases you are right. This place has a 72 hour promo. Its a good dealership. No pressure at all. the incentive ends tommorow.. > I really like the car, but can not seem to be able to get a good look > out the rear window. I can buy a 2006 auto w/ moonroof, spoiler, and > carpet/cargo for 19,068.00 a great price, but I can't see out the > freaking rear window. Any owners care to comment? I gottta decide today Under what conditions? Trying to use the mirror, or turning your head? How often do you need to see out the rear windoe?!?! Usually, Toyotas have good visibility through the mirrors. If you like the car otherwise, buy it, but just be aware you'll have to pay more attention to the mirrors!  SignatureIn the grand scheme fo things... What difference does it make? [to steve-o wrote] > Under what conditions? Trying to use the mirror, or turning your > head? > How often do you need to see out the rear windoe?!?! > Usually, Toyotas have good visibility through the mirrors. What about the mirror that's used most of all: the one inside the car? Geoff Signature"Support Darwinian evolution -- squash a weakling today." -- David Wren-Hardin > [to steve-o wrote] > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Geoff That's why I said mirrorS, Geoff! SignatureIn the grand scheme fo things... What difference does it make? > > [to steve-o wrote] > > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > That's why I said mirrorS, Geoff! That's the one I am talking about. I call ita rear view mirror. I didn't take the deal. Nor did anyone else I suppose as the car is still for sale. > That's the one I am talking about. I call ita rear view mirror. I > didn't take the deal. Nor did anyone else I suppose as the car is > still for sale. So now we know the market price of the car by definition is less than what the dealer was asking for it. This week I'll bet the 'incentive' is still there...and perhaps even more of a discount if you were to ask for it. >> > [to steve-o wrote] >> > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > didn't take the deal. Nor did anyone else I suppose as the car is still > for sale. Hmmm. I like Solaras. I should be buying one in a couple weeks. >> How often do you need to see out the rear windoe?!?! >> Usually, Toyotas have good visibility through the mirrors. : What about the mirror that's used most of all: the one inside : the car? > That's why I said mirrorS, Geoff! And I pointed out that the view through one of those mirrors -- the one that's used most frequently, in fact -- is through the rear "windoe," Hachiroku! Geoff Signature"Soon, nearly everyone in the room was announcing that no existing group adequately reflected their identity, and they needed to be in a group of one. It was like a capsule history of the American Left." -- East Bay Express >>> How often do you need to see out the rear windoe?!?! >>> Usually, Toyotas have good visibility through the mirrors. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Geoff I need to bake a potatoe... Hmmm...I drove Solaras all last summer and had no problem. |
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