Hello again. I took the liberty to update your Topic. Only one GB, bluebird333, had the same issue. Maybe you can do a final post regarding what, if anything Toyota intends to do about it. It is not just a matter of seeing how many miles you can put on the car, but how do you schedule maintenance items like oil changes and tire rotations other than using the tripmeter. Take care :-)

Hello. Toyota in past years has been known for half-year changes, some quite major. I had a 1976 & a 1978 Corona which were fairly standard, but my friend had a 1978 Celica and we had nothing but problems from a wrong sized windshield, to a change in the clutch, to non-standard wiper blades. I am sorry that the Toyota dealer provided the wrong information. I picked that dealer because they're the biggest in the Columbia area. Customer service seems to be a problem everywhere. I can't believe they limited the odometer & wonder why. Corollas are virtually indestructible. I'm glad you found the answer & sorry I gave you the wrong one. Take care - Dan

Hello. You may wish to revisit your Toyota Topic. I called Toyota in SC -- there are no limits on the odometer and they have had 05 models with over 300K. Also no TSBs or "secret warranties/recalls". Glad to help you. Take care :-) .