1986 Toyota Cressida 2.8L Fuel Injected
Summary:
A piece of junk!
Faults:
The grounding wire from the battery had a short circuit causing a small fire in the engine.
License plate lights had to be replaced.
Replaced the factory headlights with even brighter ones.
Replaced corner lamp lights.
Replaced the turn signals in the front.
Body is rusted and painted over.
AM/FM radio works, but the tape deck is broken.
Some lights on the instrument are bad.
Glove box light does not work.
Passenger side headlight bulb will not stay in place.
Hubcaps are rusted and stained.
Air conditioner is broken.
Leaks a lot of oil.
The light that indicates the air condition is working is broken.
Rear deck is sun damaged.
Spare tire is missing.
Jack is missing.
Carpet is worn.
General Comments:
This is the most awful vehicle that has been in the fleet of cars we have.
The steering wheel is difficult to turn.
The cup holders are awful.
There is little leg room.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 15th October, 2002
19th Dec 2002, 08:11
You bought a car with 95,000. miles and gripe about a missing jack? I guess that's Toyota's fault.
Also, warn carpets, Hello. it's a car with 95,000. miles. Could be the previous owner (s) were hard on it, or even normal wear and tear.
I owned two Totota Cressida's. I loved them both. Very good ride and reliable. Best cars I ever owned, I bought them used, with approx. 50,000. miles and kept them until well over 100,000. miles, then sold them. I had to "Buy American" because I work within a union, and got peer pressure. NEVER AGAIN!!