[MilkViper]

Morning, so my CT is a 2011 and from what I have seen 2014 and up are the go to models. The 2011 doesnt have alot of aftermarket support especially in the audio department. I do have navigation, so thats a whole other issue. Im not sure if I want to mod is since there is so little. Any advice would be appreciated.

 

[ddonalds]

Mines a 2011. Never modded it, never needed to. Hasn't broken down and the after service has been exemplary.

 

[TobiasSing]

Is there something wrong or a problem with your 2011?

 

[MilkViper]

Is there something wrong or a problem with your 2011?

No the car is fine, Im just not used to the small aftermarket support it has. My previous cars were S Chassis, so there were tons of parts and mods. Its a good car and very stylish, guess I will just lower it and add wheels then call is a day.

 

[Build-a-CT]

I have a 2012. My audio famously has been broken since I bought it, but from what I read there are ways to add aftermarket amps while maintaining the infotainment system.

When it comes to performance mods, I always get a giggle seeing what people do to the CT200h. Its a dressed up Prius after all, it will never be fast. Its heavy with narrow fuel efficient tires, it will never handle well by modern performance standards. Modifying it to accomplish those things would be very expensive and trade away the amazing things about our cars for mediocre improvements to "performance".

 

[MilkViper]

I will mostly likely keep is stock since the lack of aftermarket support. Also am getting a decent LS400, so i can make a proper VIP car.

 

[Mark walker]

If nothing's wrong I would keep it, mostly since you can find some audio fixes outside of the aftermarket support offered if they don't give you a solution