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Old 08-24-2015, 12:21 PM   #1
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--- No all-weather, reinforced "foot rest" rubberized plate to left of clutch/brake on raised "foot rest area". How did Toyota miss this in design??? I would rather not place my foot on the core vehicle carpet/floor, and undoubtedly soil and wear it out it over time.
Lame that I drive a 2007 and this dislike is still relevant. My carpet has a wear spot on it and my car only has just over 60k on it. How in 8 yrs have they not gotten enough feedback about this to have added it? First thing I noticed when going from my Civic LX to the Yaris.
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Old 08-24-2015, 07:13 PM   #2
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One thing I forgot to include in post #3.....I agree with you about the one blade windshield wiper . I was worried that one blade wouldn't work as well as two, but my concern was unfounded.
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Old 08-24-2015, 08:03 PM   #3
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Lame that I drive a 2007 and this dislike is still relevant. My carpet has a wear spot on it and my car only has just over 60k on it. How in 8 yrs have they not gotten enough feedback about this to have added it? First thing I noticed when going from my Civic LX to the Yaris.
I did a double-take when I first got into the car and noticed no protective plate on the raised foot-rest area. I was like WTF!!! I wonder if I could velcro/attach something to that spot, without it being a potential safety hazard of it coming off and getting caught up under a pedal or something. I don't want to win a Darwin Award or anything, after all

As it is, I have changed my sitting position with that leg/foot, so that I don't put my foot on the baseline carpet/flooring there.

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Old 08-24-2015, 08:38 PM   #4
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I did a double-take when I first got into the car and noticed no protective plate on the raised foot-rest area. I was like WTF!!! I wonder if I could velcro/attach something to that spot, without it being a potential safety hazard of it coming off and getting caught up under a pedal or something. I don't want to win a Darwin Award or anything, after all

As it is, I have changed my sitting position with that leg/foot, so that I don't put my foot on the baseline carpet/flooring there.

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Yeah, unless it's securely screwed down, I wouldn't risk it.
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