K&N High-Flow Original Lifetime Engine Air Filter: Increase Power: Premium, Washable: Compatible with Pontiac/Scion/Toyota: (See Product Description for Select Models) 33-2360

UPDATE: 8/17/2018Still holding up guys! I didn't get to wash my air filter this year (yet), but I'm thinking of purchasing a new one mainly because I'm too lazy to wash it lately. Anyway, mileage has gone down now to 32.4 MPG and I am getting (fluctuates) between 360 - 365 miles. Acceleration is still good.UPDATE: 11/13/17Wow. 2017 is almost over! After 1 year of my last update review (2016), and 2 years later after my first review (2015), My air filter is still performing good. I cleaned the air filter during the summer of course along with having my local Toyota dealership doing a clean of the MAF Sensor and an air intake system cleaning which costs me about $200. I could've done it myself, but I was just too lazy. Anyway, my mile range has gone down to 372 miles and am sitting at 32.8 MPG since September 2017. That's of course, taking my car to countless of road trips throughout 2017 and in to the last stretch of the summer 2017. It's still not bad, compared to my paper filter that sat at 32.2 MPG and fluctuates between 350 - 361 miles for 3 years. This truly lasts long guys and my acceleration is still pretty good too!UPDATE 11/27/16:I am now sitting at 33.5 MPG with 397 mile range for my Toyota Corolla S 2012 model. Wow. It just keeps going up!UPDATE 9/21/16:Okay, I lied about my 2 months update as I got so busy that I completely forgot about updating this review. Anyway, it's been almost A YEAR of usage now and it is still the best filter. My mileage has gone down though (from first review) and I am sitting at 33.4MPG. HOWEVER, the amount of miles my car can travel for full tank has gone up at a steady mileage of 389 miles compared to 361 miles. I cleaned the filter over the summer (July 2016), and it has kept my car running smooth. Accelaration definitely increased in terms of merging to freeways, uphill drive, or from a stop to go on a traffic light.PREVIOUS UPDATE/FIRST REVIEW (2015)Not gonna lie, I was super skeptic about this filter at first. Decided to give it a shot for my 2012 Toyota Corolla S after plateauing at 32.2 MPG on a regular paper filter. Note that I "ghetto" modded my factory corolla 2012 airbox (drilled some 1990's style holes and some snorkel delete mod) before I installed the K&N air filter. Anyway, I reseted my Avg. Mpg first of course and took for a 1.5 hour test drive to 4 different cities round trip. My mileage sky rocketed to 38.7 MPG. But keep in mind that was day one, but I'm very happy with the result as I never saw my MPG spiked up like that before. It has been over 2 weeks now since I got this filter and I must say, it is definitely worth it. My mileage fluctuates from 35.5 MPG to 36.4 MPG depending on how rainy it is and how cold/warm the temperature is. Will update after 2 months of usage, but as of right now, I am lovin this filter!

Fits perfectly and I did feel a slight improvement in throttle response as quoted. The quality of the product is great, functionality is good. I’ll continue to see if my fuel efficiency improves.

I have used several K&N filters on my all my vehicles and they’re superb! I notice mpg increase and smoother throttle. Definitely worth the purchase. Follow cleaning & drying instructions put back on and it works like new always. Excellent quality & peace of mind knowing my vehicles running better. Love K&N products!

This fits great in my Toyota. Very good quality. Just need to clean and re oil it. It will be the last filter my car needs

👍👍👍 perfecto 👌

Direct factory replacement. Easy to install.

They say that the best thing you can do for your car is keep the oil clean and quality and replace your air filter often enough. Failing to do so accounts for most problems and doing so keeps your car in good shape. I change my own oil and filters to ensure that these jobs are done correctly, and I only use the best supplies since I save lots of money doing so.My goal is to increase the efficiency of my automobile, reduce waste, and save money.I'm hoping that this will do all three. From what I can tell, all I need to do is ensure a good deal (they do sell some filter grease for that, too) and clean/re-oil the filter every 7k miles or so, and I should realize slightly better MPG and performance. So I just do this at each oil change.As an added benefit, I think I noticed a slight increase in power in my commuter car, a Toyota Yaris- it's not a car you buy for its power, so a little more power feels nice indeed.

Why does Amazon now say it doesn't fit? I've bought 4 of these over 10 years of service from my Corolla - same model, over and over - and now Amazon says it don't fit? I can only speculate why the disinformation. This filter is awesome, boosted my car from 70hp to 80 - so, I'm not gonna win any races, but it certainly helps - Pollen in Florida is murder, this thing is a champion