Toyota auris 2010 multimode auto - Toyota auris 2010 multimode auto

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Sun 27 Jan 2019 10:11
Toyota auris 2010 multimode auto - Toyota auris 2010 multimode auto - leemr

I've come to expect a lot from here !

Full service history. Mot history shows never required an advisory. 66000 miles on clock. If we'll looked after, how long should it last before big bills or xxxx

(Edit: Link deleted, and we've had this same thread already. Any more nonsense from this poster and his account will be disabled.)

Edited by Avant on 29/01/2019 at 11:45

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Sun 27 Jan 2019 10:35
Toyota auris 2010 multimode auto - Toyota auris 2010 multimode auto - gordonbennet

This is a straight copy and paste of a recent thread made by the poster 'wantstolearn'.

I haven't clocked on the obvious SPAM link embedded in the word scrapping, up to you if you want to.

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Sun 27 Jan 2019 10:48
Toyota auris 2010 multimode auto - Toyota auris 2010 multimode auto - badbusdriver

How long is a piece of string?

The multimode auto is an automated manual, and are never something anyone on this forum would recommend you buy, at least not 2nd hand. I would suggest you do not buy.

If you must have an auto, look for something with a torque converter auto. Not sure what your budget is, but cars of that size and around that age with a T/C auto would include the Ford Focus, Mazda 3, Kia Cee'd, Hyundai i30. Honda also dabbled with an automated manual which was available on the Civic (the i-shift), this should also be avoided. Cars from 2010 onwards had gone back to a T/C auto, which would be absolutely fine reliability wise. In the case of the Honda, the T/C auto cars have a standard looking gear selector whereas the i-shift cars have what looks like a normal gearstick which moves around a circular 'gate', which looks like this,

images.clickdealer.co.uk/vehicles/1680/1680850/lar...g

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