Looks like automatic headlights are standard on the SE in '11, so they're on the Sport as well. The SEL has dual-zone automatic climate control and the Sport doesn't mention it, so that's something I'll have to look into...although I'm not sure that I care. The Sport also doesn't mention heated seats, which the SEL has and I really don't care about, or the keyless entry pad, which I do care about quite a bit.IIRC, the SEL has more "luxury" features like automatic headlights and automatic climate control that the Sport / SE models don't have. The sport has the select-shift automatic and the more powerful 3.5L, though.
Personally, I think the Sport is a great car if you can find it at the right price. AWD would be nice to actually put the power down to the road, but in any case, keep in mind that it's just a family sedan and not a sports car. You won't want to beat the crap out of these things.
-Automatic headlights are extremely annoying. I made a post a year ago about how I can't turn off my Corolla's headlights, so they shine right into peoples houses when I'm idling in the driveway waiting for them.automatic headlights are standard on the SE in '11, so they're on the Sport as well. The SEL has dual-zone automatic climate control and the Sport doesn't mention it, so that's something I'll have to look into...although I'm not sure that I care. The Sport also doesn't mention heated seats, which the SEL has and I really don't care about, or the keyless entry pad, which I do care about quite a bit.
Never assume that a car company is not run by retards. Ford probably does allow the headlights to be turned off if the car is in park or something, but make sure you double check that. Toyota is run by retards, so the lights on my car cannot be turned off even when the car is in park and the parking brake is on.Unless something has changed at Ford since 2008, the automatic headlights can still be turned off whenever desired or not operated in automatic mode at all. But I'll check.
Toyota is run by retards, so the lights on my car cannot be turned off even when the car is in park and the parking brake is on.
Sorry, it kind of was. I was pretty set on the Fusion but the question was mostly about the Sport. I guess I mostly just wanted to write it all down. /blog
A dealer is pricing out three different Fusions for me tonight: (1) SEL, FWD, Moon + Tune Package (401A), (2) Sport, FWD, Driver Vision Package & Moon + Tune (402A), (3) Sport, AWD, Driver Vision Package & Moon + Tune (402A). I'll share the A/Z prices tomorrow or whenever he gets back to me if you want.
I have an 06 Corolla and the headlights come on automatically, which is great. Sometimes though, I am waiting for my kids to come out of practice at night and it's cold so I want to leave the car running, but I want the lights off so they don't shine in anyone else's car. I can't find a way to shut off the lights with out turning off the engine. Does anyone know a way to do this?
(this won't work because it's basically a solar panel detecting light, shorting it out would mean it's dark, which means turn the lights on)dont listen to these toyota haters
if your are talking about the headlights . not that the day running lights
then thats easy man
just take the senson off the car.. i think its on the edge of the dashboard check and then tell me if it worked
How do i turn off automatic lights on 2001 toyota corolla?
I hate that my lights come on automatically as soon as my engine is turned on. It bothers my roommates and neighbors for example when i'm returning home from work and the lights shine in the windows. I want to be able to park in the driveway and turn off the headlights without having to turn the engine off. I was able to do this in my honda and miss that feature. Is there a way to disengage the sensor?
Okay, he gave me some lease/financing figures, he said he would email a full invoice later with some details.I'm curious, too, rc, what's A/Z pricing?