Opportunity to be decent person who cultivates car culture and kindness by giving it to some random unexpecting kid completely squandered for $20.

The people who actually buy them don’t want any of the touch buttons or giant screens or the ride of the giant rims. Toyota isn’t really even trying to understand who buys this car (or they use it to sell highlanders)

3rd row smaller then last gen. Gonna take more then paint to fix that oversight

You know they’re buying the car back as long as it runs. Do you care for it? Even bother to change the oil?

Tall guy likes corvette; he buys corvette because easy maintenance American fun. Soon realizes he either has to dislocate a hip and balance on one leg to slide into it or extend his backside and kinda fall in frequently sitting on his nuts.

By the time most owners can afford ther dream car they can’t get into or out of the low seat. And the roof doesn’t help.

Neutral:

I manage a garage and can tell you that owners IMMEDIATELY stopped caring about EVERYTHING when they decided on the buy back.

I’m gonna guess crankshaft. Output side

Replaced brake lines, in detroit, I’d be seriously suspicious about undercarriage rust issues. Coupled with a cooling system issue that led to a head gasket / head / block problem and I have to say crack pipe. Very very very long term neglect can kill an indestructible anything.