TOYOTA 2000GT
TOYOTA 2000GT
money.cnn.com 2007 Toyota Yaris S Sedan doing 400000 Miles in 3 Years 6 Months without any major mechanical problems. Regular Maintenance: 1. Denso Iridium Spark Plugs ever 50k miles 2. OEM Drive Belt every 50k miles 3. OEM Oil Filter ever 5k miles 4. Any Synthetic Oil or Regular Oil with an Oil Stabilizer every 5k miles 5. Battery every year Parts that are still working properly: 1. All Sensors (Oxygen, Crank, Cam, Knock, Coolant Temp, Oil Press) 2. Starter 3. A/C Compressor 4. Electric Power Steering 5. Fuel Pump & Injectors 6. Ignition Coils 7. Radiator 8. Brake Booster, Master & Slave Cylinder 9. Throttle Body 10. Engine 11. Manual Transmission Here’s a list of repairs that I’ve done on my Yaris so far: 1. Struts & Shocks @ 153000 miles on 9/7/08 2. Alternator @ 323000 miles on 4/15/09 3. F&R Brakes @ 400000 miles on 2/21/10 (First brake job) 4. Driver’s Side Rear Hub Assembly @ 435000 miles on 2/19/11 5. Clutch @ 448000 miles on 9/3/11 (First clutch job) 6. Sway Bar End Links @ 451000 miles on 11/2/11 List of Acessories & Mods: 1. SUS Custom 2.5″ Air Intake Kit 2. eBay Exhaust Headers 3. Magnaflow Catback Exhaust System 4. Weapon-R iThrottle Controller (Best investment ever!!!) 5. Rims (From 15″ to 16″ to 17″ and now 18″) 6. Tanabe Lowering Springs (With 450k miles on them) 7. Scangauge II 8. HID’s & LED’s 9. Double OEM Spoiler & Lip Combo SECRET TO LONGIVITY: TLC, Regular inspection and maintenance with only Toyota OEM replacement parts.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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the engine on the 1967-1970 Toyota 2000GT
Engine
2.0 L 3M I6
2.3 L 2M I6 150hp
everybody keeps going on about the friggin e type the best looking car ever well it isn’t.No where near theres the ferrari 240 gto then teres this.I hate to say it but when it comes to car design the japs take the lead.this is the most beautyful car i’v ever seen and i want one.
From the day I saw one of these… I told myself:
«One day… One of these beauties will stand proudly in my garage!»
Thumbs up if you think there should be a merger between Toyota and Yamaha.
wow, my two favorite japanese cars (mazda cosmo and 2000gt) were limited production.
That sucks hard, I wish they would have made alot of them so I could own one one day ):
dang!!! that car only had 44000km. wonder how much that car is worth.
This is one of my favorite cars of all time. A timeless classic!
@dwnrety1
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had that XKE style…….too bad they never kept going.
I love the song. Wish I knew who it is. Nice early ’80′s vibe.
0:35 to 0:53 reminds me of a screamer I saw once…
the days of beauty are over only for Toyota
never thought toyota had beautiful cars (except z)
@dwnrety1 lol i was about to ask y u skipped the mk3 untill the end lol n i got one too
I want 1!!!!!!!!!!!1
@masterkayaki awesome. smart lady getting a toyota. lol
@dwnrety1 my moms first car when she came to america was a 79 celica supra
if i ever come into any substantial sum of money i want to get a 2000gt, a 79 celica supra, a 83 celica supra, and a 98 supra TT6. (i already have an mkiii)
Some say it is worlds best inline 6 engine!
have got a very good hint for you to keeping the nice old Engine in good shape with todays ultra dry eco fuels: Use 1:100 API TC two stroke oil / fuel mix as regular driving fuel, that keeps the old fuel-system gaskets, rubber parts, alloy parts etc… and cast iron metal surfaces of those vintage engines in excellent shape and it also lubricates the valves and upper piston regions. Most Porsche vintage owners do so Also keeps carbs and tank clean and rustfree! ..
@klassiekerrally True. The only thing Toyota makes anymore is generic uninspired sedans.
the original supra
old school version of the LFA haha
@yf21bowman But even at $6,800 in 1967, that was still nearly twice the Datsun 240Z’s price in 1970, which sold for $3,526 that first year in U.S. (Port of entry.) The Datsun 240Z offered its own unique, beautiful styling and no less that base horsepower in an engine of 2.4 liters in size, thereby with more torque and yet for less money.
@bettydaw1970 150 bhp base and up to 345 in race tune for a limited handful for competition. All carried a 2.0-liter DOHC inline 6, a modified version of the ‘full-size’ Toyota Crown sedan unit.
we just bought a 2009 yaris. hope i get the miles out it like you did.
@metvelle I’ve got 453,000 miles on it so far and it still runs like a dream.
so if you are still driving this car, and this video is almost 13/4 years old how many miles do you have on the car now?
Iv heard yaris was a very reliable car. Dont know about the new yaris but i expect when i buy mine its gonna do all the miles im gonna need
you must not be driving as much anymore. I have a 2002 Echo with 825,000 km or 512,000 miles , ive had the car since Nov 02 when it had 108,000km. I do alot os stop and go and have done quite a few wheel bearings.
how many times did this song replay… holy tits shit
@triniper4mance thanks soo much for the reply i will be definitely considering it.. I also have another question… I have read that some people have purchased the yaris and toyota did not put an in cabin air filter and sometimes things would get into the air vents causing a raddeling noise or sounding like paper stuck in the vent ??? also have you ever had a problem with your AC being any mildew smell or things of this nature?? Thanks again
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@neoopera Nope, I’ve personally never had any electrical problem except when my alternator went out @ 323,000 miles and I had to replace it. Other than that, none.
@triniper4mance hey i REALLY want to get a yaris and I have read some reviews of people haveing some electrical type problems. Have you had any type of these problems. A response will be highly appreciated thanks in advance!
@Island728 Initially I used 3qts of Walmart brand Super Tech Synthetic 5w30 with 1qt of oil stabilizer. Then switched to 4qts of Mobil1 0w30 with no stabilizer, but I was losing too much oil in between oil changes. So, now I only use Mobil1 5w30 High Mileage oil only. And I’ve always used Toyota OEM oil filters from days one.
@triniper4mance may i ask what oil do you use and do you preform it based on manufacturing recommendation at the dealership? thx!
@Island728 I think I can do a million miles with it.
@triniper4mance how is that possible….. how far do you think the car can go just take a guess?
@Island728 Nope! 450,000 miles and still going strong.
@e36Bandit Check my new video of it turning 450,000 miles.
@manicbidder There are a lot of Honda’s and Toyota’s that I know of, that did a million miles on the original motor untouched. And Honda and Toyota gave them new vehicles for free in exchange for their’s. I actually did more miles in my Yaris locally than a friend of mine that use to drive trucks cross country.
the car dead yet?
Wow, and I thought my 17 year old BMW having 232k was high up.
I’m no fan of Toyota’s, but I have to say I am very impressed to see 400k on that Yaris already, Thats shocking to see on just a 3 1/2 year old car during the time that video was shot.
How many miles has it reached now?
@Broadcastbuddy2 You actually only ever see tougher truck motors make it that long and usually any vehicle with a million miles has had other major component replacements. I’ve never seen a domestic car make it a million miles on the original engine and transmission. It’s possible for truck motors to survive that long but we’re talking about a cheap Yaris here not a heavy duty truck motor.
@playmobil28 Speeding tickets? Sorry, but I never heard of those…..lol. I actually don’t get speeding tickets. I’m not a speeder.
how many speed tickets ?
@cupcake1556 Thx! If you send me your VIN#, I can check my price on that dash piece and anything else that you may need. Send me the info in a private message.
I like the2X rear spoiler concept looks great I have the exact same car year make and model that I bought at an auction w/50K miles in perfect condition except I need a lower plastic dash section driver’s side lower portion at cup holder toyota said it was $273 does anyone knnow a co that sells dash parts My price out the door was $6800 in Las Vegas
@mi3pwns I use to drive a lot because of my job. But now I don’t anymore.
@boner0329 I buy the OEM filters from my local Toyota Dealership. The 0w30 is better for fuel efficiency.
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