Founded in 1999 in Rotherham, Burrows Motor Company is owned by local business man, Steve Burrows. Being a family owned and run business with sites in Rotherham, Barnsley, Doncaster, Sheffield, Worksop and York - we are large enough to help with any motoring requirement you have, whilst remaining small enough to retain the family, friendly feel, with each team member working constantly to ensure they offer the best possible service to each customer, whether they have been coming to us for 10 years or it’s their first visit.
So whether you are looking for a new Toyota, Mazda or Kia or wanting a nearly new or pre-loved vehicle we are here to help source the perfect car for you.
Of course, once you drive away the service doesn’t end there. With great options to help you maintain your vehicle in tip-top condition our fully manufacturer trained technicians, bodyshop technicians, parts and service advisors and our booking team are on hand to help with any enquiry.
😭just got my 2016 ND grand touring and i hated the position the steering wheel was in. i moved it down since it was all the way up but it felt so far away from me. now i yanked her back and i can actually drive comfortably
You forgot one more thing. If you push and hold the cruise control button you will turn on manual/fixed cruise control. It can be useful for those who hate adaptive cruise control because of braking behind every bicycle or moped.
Great video I just bought a 2021 white toyota corolla LE. I'm 6 foot 2. No power seats. So I pulled up latch. Now I'm seating higher. Thanks nice video. Chicago Illinois
Okay I had a rental Yaris for a day. Tried to use the tempomat but it didn't work, now I realised I just pressed the speed restrictor button.... man thx for the video. Next time i'll know what to press
Thank you very much for this clear demonstration and explanation! Although my steering wheel is on the left side of the car, the controls are positioned exactly as in your demonstration. Now I can enjoy my new Toyota even more. 😊
Toyota has got to have one of the worst button layouts I've seen. On Honda's the volume and skip track buttons are on the same side. Why the hell would Toyota put them on opposite sides!?