An Open Letter to YarisBueller and VitzBoy - Toyota Yaris Forums

advocate · 08-21-2009, 05:47 AM

As someone who is almost completely car illiterate, a wiki would be great to save me the embarrassment of asking things like "what does LSD stand for?" Rather than find out the hard way after 4 days of seeing the term used so many times that someone finally posted the un-acronym version.

This may not be the best example of a simple question easily answered from a wiki but it is 2AM and I have work soon so I'm pretty tired =) But my point remains! A wiki would be great to reference things like possible tire size / rim sizes that fit with the yaris as well as speaker sizes that work and stuff like that that will never change.

Overall my YW experience has been an amazing learning and eye-opening experience into the car world but there's definitely room for improvement.

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I wholeheartedly agree; something needs to be done ASAP	16	66.67%
I somewhat agree, but this "open letter" could be improved upon (please specify how/why below)	5	20.83%
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08-21-2009, 05:47 AM	#32
advocate Drives: car Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: location Posts: 1,033	As someone who is almost completely car illiterate, a wiki would be great to save me the embarrassment of asking things like "what does LSD stand for?" Rather than find out the hard way after 4 days of seeing the term used so many times that someone finally posted the un-acronym version. This may not be the best example of a simple question easily answered from a wiki but it is 2AM and I have work soon so I'm pretty tired =) But my point remains! A wiki would be great to reference things like possible tire size / rim sizes that fit with the yaris as well as speaker sizes that work and stuff like that that will never change. Overall my YW experience has been an amazing learning and eye-opening experience into the car world but there's definitely room for improvement.