Toyota Corolla E170 Sedan (2012-2019) Questions & Answers

Has a chain, bro.

I always consult the Red Book price. https://www.redbook.com.au/cars/details/2013-toyota-corolla-ascent-auto/SPOT-ITM-324070/
Also check that you are not being scammed, view the car yourself in person and check that it's not stolen etc prior to inspection.
Never transfer money for someone who will deliver the car later, that is a well known scam. (usually they will say they are working on an oil rig, or mines etc)
All the best

my maps came with my hybrid. it's a little micro sd card they fit. it costs a few hundred bucks and once installed they activate the 'navigation' function in the apps page. handy tool. only down side to this feature is it costs money to update it (no automatic updates included). if you call your nearest toyota dealership they'll be able to give you a more accurate cost to get it ~ assuming your corolla model is like mine. Good luck!

Hello, I would suggest you take a look at the comprehensive owners manual provided with the car Toyota are very good at documenting how all the equipment operates on their products.

Thanks, but the supplied manual was of course the first place I looked. Also I unsuccessfully had a Toyota service staff member try to get a better result.