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    Toyota Aurion: Service intervals?

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    Just letting you know I drive a Toyota Aurion and have so for the past nine years, with not a skerrick of trouble from it. It's the best car I've ever had but you never seem to talk about them. It has 90,000km up after nine years so you can see I don't get around much anymore. I'm 81. I haven't replaced a light bulb, battery or tyres, only ordinary services every 10,000km. A friend says it's time I had a full 90,000km service or some drastic things could happen to the 3.5-litre motor. What's your thinking?

    Answered by CarsGuide
    4 April 2016
    Paul Gover

    You definitely need to get the servicing done "by the book" on the number of years, not the kilometres travelled, as short stop-start runs are worse for a car than long highway trips. As for the Aurion, it's a great choice.

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