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OK, I've learned to curb my sarcasm, as it tends to be hurtful as often as playful or funny (particularly towards individuals). However, I find the sarcasm in this commercial comical and liked the salesman's ability to laugh at himself and the car. Now, as to the market, I assume he's aiming for the...

Thanks guys, I didn't state it, but AT is not an option. I love my MT and the 95' Prizm is almost fun to drive. Are all of the Corolla All Tracs wagons full time 4WD with a diff loc for bad conditions? vs the Terc which are FWD until engaged, and then 4WD?and does that create wear issues on the extr...

Hey All, Not looking to get flamed, but as I study the Toyota 4WD options, I seem to be leaning towards the All Trac wagons. EFI, a little more power and cruisability (most of my driving is 70 mph on the Interstate). The All Tracs probably aren't quite the off-road specialist the Tercs are, but 99+%...

Good to know. I fit in the Prizm well, but it sits pretty darn low. As I get older I can see getting in & out as being difficult.

Chris

Thanks guys, My only real experience with the Tercel Wagon was a drive from northwest MO to Colorado many, many moons ago. I'm not a performance nut, but I appreciate the 7AFE's smooth power band and ability to zip down the Interstate at 80 mph easily if desired. I do recall, even as a passenger, th...

Hello all, I've grown to love my 1.8L 95' Geo Prizm (7th gen corolla) as it is fun, economical (35 mpg), pretty easy to work on and just keeps going. If all goes as planned, I will be teaching my son how to drive a manual trans with this car and giving it to him when he turns 16, it should have 315,...