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My question to the salesman was, what colour is "grege"? His reply "I think some kind of light beige color, not sure".

They haven't got a clue what the real color scheme for the new interiors are.......just guessing. Do any of you guys know what "grege" is ........beige, tan, caramel, brown, ivory???

This website still has the old pictures and details, but think it should give you an idea.

http://www.toyota-mideast.com/aurion/spec.html

Feel the grege

Disabling TRC sometimes helps, but in overall, since aurion gearbox use pulse style start to dig itself out and its FWD, its not a big deal.

And if you want to have little more fun on that long-long gravel and sand country roads that pedal sequence is just 5 seconds to do :) very easy. When I first time hit a wet mud road, oh man, VSC inference on some hard corner was very scary and dangerous, than you get used to it and can drift a little. But to be on safe side and have fun its better to turn it off.

Do I understand you correctly that hitting a wet mud road with VSC+Traction turned on makes the car slide more than without it? I've only used the Commodore with TRC in the wet and believe it to be very good for inexperienced drivers.

Actually, here in Saudi Arabia, we have dry heat or dry cold, so the maximum you get are sandstorms in the extreme heat of June-August and rainy season for 2-4months between Nov-Feb. So, over here VSC/TRC is only useful during the winter if it rains.

Hello everyone. I'm joining you all from Saudi Arabia as we only have arabic-based forums for Toyota Owners here. This seemed like a great place with helpful people who don't mind sharing the knowledge and experiences with their cars.

I stumbled upon this website while doing some research as part of my pending car upgrade, considering a Camry/Aurion (or possibly a brand change *shudder* ). I have found some wonderful treasure troves of information over the past few days related to Aurion here. Hope to stick around and possibly reach a higher level of enlightenment.

See you around.