Can someone tell me what the range (if any) of smaller Toyota vans or bigish
people carriers are available to buy in the USA. Anything from 1997 to 2008.
Was the Hiace van sold in the USA ? I know its available in central and
south America and the Caribbean.

a la Clinton, Cunningham, Feinstein, Pelosi, and company:
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/6600AP_WST_Stevens_Investigation.html?source=mypi

Who has some ideas before I REALLY dig in on my kid's car.
1995 Celica in good condition with low-average miles. Recently the ABS
check light started coming on, seemingly at random, with a variety of
codes such as:

I understand the concept that understeer (loss of traction of front
tires) is easier to recover than oversteer (loss of traction of rear
tires), so please don't try to explain that concept. I have read this
article: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=52

'96 Toyota Corolla DX 115,000 miles, stock tires Radial P185/65R14 and
rims
Car parked, parking lot flooded, 17 inches water at front bumper, at
least 8" water inside vehicle, front seats in at least 1 inch of water,

07 Camry LE
My maintenance req'd light came on yesterday and I can't get it to
reset. I am following the instructions in my owner's manual as follows:
1. Set parking brake;

I seem to remember that one could get a list of all the factory installed
option codes by using the VIN number, is this possible?  Where?
Ron in Ca

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My 2000 Mazda Protege has abt 27, 000 miles on the
spark plugs (copper ones I think).
The car seems to be idling rough.  Is 27k on a set of
plugs abt right? Time to change them out?

I have an old 91 Toyota Camry with a V6 engine.  It is a great running
car except for a recent problem.  I am finding that when I have the ac
on, it runs very rough in idle.  When I cut the ac off, it runs just
fine.  Is this because it is overcharged??  Any other possibility?

I am preparing to buy a 2008 Rav4 as soon as they come out. But I have
a question about 4WD.
Is it a good idea to get it? Does it make sense to get e Rav4 without
it?

I have a 2003 camry with ABS and am about ready to change pads and
shoes. Is there anything different in doing this on a car with ABS than
on a car without it? Any help will be appreciated as I usually do my own
work.