👉 New Toyota Corolla Hatchback Manual - Test Drive Experience
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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Good test drive video. I actually just bought (on 02/10/2021)a Corolla Hatchback, 6 speed, XSE in silver metallic with the black metallic roof, two tone option. I love the car. I feel the 6 speed helps make it sportier. I think the hatch has got to be roomier than a sedan's trunk and more convenient. Anyway I got the hatchback for the look. I love wagons (sport wagons) and hatchbacks. They just look better to me.
This is an excellent review on those practical important points characteristic on this 6MT corolla, made people enjoy driving this car and this video! GOOD JOB Mike
Thanks for the informative videos! They played a big part in my car buying decision. I’m picking up my silver manual xse Corolla next week.
I tested this car and I feel the same with the clutch. I did not like it... then i tried the 2020 sedan and for me it’s totally different, more pleasant. So I bought the sedan... I’m glad with the car. It’s a shame Toyota did not make the sedan XSE trim available in manual...
I own a XSE Corolla Hatch with a 6 speed manual. It’s small and not crazy fast but it’s fun to drive. I actually enjoy my ride to work and purposely choose a winding road! It’s not a boring Corolla and it’s very inexpensive. It’s a no-brainer to me!
Very informative test drive, just like a car's owner; unlike some others on UA-cam, really trying to abuse the car. Your 6th gear at 60mph and 2000rpm and details of shifting explanation are very helpful (use my formula i get around 2473 rpm at 70 mph). I plan to get one for my daily drive (I have another stick sports car) and let my two kids learn to drive a manual car. I've been comparing a few like VW Jetta, Golf, Honda Civic, Subaru Crosstrek and this one. I really like this one overall (long term reliability, N/A engine, mpg rating and Toyota brand) except the display screen on dash. Thank you Mike.
T Rex yeah it will be nice that this screen can be fold down
I agree about abusing the car. The vast majority of potential buyers do NOT plan to drive like that.
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I think the SE trim doesn’t get a digital dash
that intelligent manual option is nice so you dont have to keep the proper engine speed yourself
@Jake Wheelie Manual cars have had this for....well since cruise control got introduced. At least european cars. In fact, they'll let you accelerate as well. You can set your cruise control to a really high speed, and it will engage as soon as you start off in 1st gear, fully accelerate, then it will cut power when you press the clutch and shift gears, and then engage the cruise control again accelerate.
The intelligent manual works wonderfully. I use it a lot. The electronic park brake is painful. Crappy choice in a manual. Using the park brake to hill start is nearly impossible. It releases so fast, as soon as you tap the throttle in gear it releases. The car is also kinda difficult to heel toe properly too. Road noise is bad and the engine is quiet enough that you can’t really tell the rpm by sound. I miss rev matching consistently. The old truck was easier to drive at low speed. High speed driving (2gear and up) is super smooth though.
You're not supposed to use it to hillstart though, thats what the brake hold is for. Ive never rolled, or stalled it on my driveway, which is pretty steep.
My biggest gripe with this car is the electronic parking brake. I much prefer the manual parking brake in my WRX over this. Aside from that, it's a solid daily driver.
I like how you mention the rpm while at 60 mph. Most car reviews fail to say anything about it.
Saw the night video first, then the indepth look, and this one last, obviously :) Thanks for the vids! I'm getting my Corolla Touring Sport in October :)
i really enjoy your ride sir.i already contacted a toyota sales executive to see it in metal.i love to drive a manual transmission.
Very valuable feedback, thank you
It will do 7.5 to 60 with the manual which is pretty close to the more powerful Mazda 3. Definitely adequate.
I'm buying ONE here in Canada. Manual of course. I've had 5 Volvo's & 3 Toyota cars. Last one a AVALON. $60,000 BUT A LAND BOAT. COROLLA HATCHBACK IM GETTING NEXT MONTH.
Great review! Very informative.
i would liked to seen the nav screen in action vs late night test screen
I really like this Car and Im a Subaru fan
my civic has squeaky clutch as well
Do you think Toyota will eventually put the manual in the XSE sedan? It’s only in the SE version of sedan now. I’d like extra features of XSE and have manual in sedan.
Id be pissed off if they did, after buying the SE specifically for that manual.
Looks like a great car! I love a manual transmission, only type I'll drive. Automatics put me to sleep with boredom.
A well done video but you left out a very important factor. you didn’t comment on what the ride was like. How well does the suspension work? Is it hard or is it soft or is it overly busy?
It’s quite soft and comfortable, but just stiff enough that it doesn’t feel 🐿’y in the turns 👍🏻 overall quite nice
How much room do the front seats have compared to the Sedan? Seems like I read they’re about the same, but the back seats are much more cramped.
Oooo awesome
That squeaking clutch is a known issue. The only thing keeping me from buying this car. It would drive me nuts.
Cowboytwinkie you can lubricate it with lithium grease
Grease the pivot points with high temperature disc brake grease and it won't squeak any longer.
electronic e-brake is nice and all... but it's an unnecessary technology that just add costs to the car. I'd much prefer that they have a manual e-brake + electronic hill start assist. Just so 20 years from now I don't have to worry about the electronic e-brake deciding to shit itself without any warning
Nice car
Late comment 😅 but lane assist doesn’t work on yellow line side
If you press the start button once start the engine as well? No needed second touch?
How tall are you? I'm 6'1, and i'm wondering if it'd be too small?
You should be fine in the front. I am 6'
I’m 6’1 210lbs, and have plenty of room in all directions:)
Sits a lot lower than my truck, so getting in/out is different but not in a bad way.
It is my first manual & I’m really having fun
Test drove one last weekend, I'm about 6'2 200 and had lots of room after adjusting. Definitely couldn't have an adult in the back seat behind me though.
@@foist101 So no on using this for Uber?
Is this available in india with right side steering, petrol version?
Toyota to meet emissions regulations has removed the sound deadening materials from the floors and they are all loud. Not to mention, or forget those lower profile tires are loud in general. Also all Toyota infotainment systems suck. Wife has a rav4 prime, even in that..
Hi Mike, What's the minimum speed to activate the radar cruise control? heard it's not a full speed range in the manual trans.
I drove a 2022 Corolla with a manual transmission today with your question in mind. I was able to activate cruise control at 20mph or higher and once activated I could reduce it to 18mph. 18mph was the lowest speed I could drive with the ACC on.
Nice video, mate. Lamentably, the arseholes at Toyota Australia won't give us the manual option on the ZR (xse).
I’m 6’5”... will I fit in the drivers seat or should I look for a bigger car? I really want to get a standard transmission for my first car.
I’m 6’1 and have about 3-4 inches
Go give it a test drive
I want it :(
It's gonna take forever to improve my credit and save up for a down payment :*(
Question ,iMT , when you shift the gear , can I shift without using the clutch ?
You have to push the clutch in, the iMT just adjust throttle to smooth out your shifts even if you aren't being careful with the clutch
@mikescarinfo, did you hear any whistle wind noise on either side of the side mirror?
Not that I can remember
@@MikesCarInfo I see, i do hear some wind whistle noise (at least on driver side) when going over 40mph. Read some of the forum for corolla and iM, the little vortex pieces on the side mirror and the A pillar appear to cause that noise... some of the guys covered it with a cardboard and test drove, and it seems that was the issue... Just curious if you heard the same thing.
Does it come with lsd ?
It's not the 70s anymore.
@@Grantorius lmfao good one
Ηow many inches is the rim?
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@@MikesCarInfo Ohh I see 18in. Is there any chance the noise from the road to be less with 16in rims?
@@stathisd.7877 Its not so much the rim size, rather the side profile of the tire. That being said, if you have lower-profile tires (which usually comes with bigger rims), you will have more road noise.
You lost me at electronic parking brake....Toyota....
yes, you deserve to forget to release your brake and drive down the street a bit.
Bill Moyer if you forget to turn off ur e brake in a manual car u shouldn’t be driving a manual car
I agree with the electronic parking brake I learned to hill start with a physical ebrake now I’m forced to rely on I assume an hull start or holding the brake than letting go and risking falling back and somebody hitting me for being too close
Manual transmission... 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
Manuals make a boring car like a corolla a little more fun to drive!
@@troot1967 I drove manual cars for 20 years in cities in heavy traffic. Manual transmission is for wannabe sunday drivers who drive less miles than what I cycle every year. Nothing makes a car 'fun' to drive in heavy traffic where all you do is 1st gear, 2nd gear, than neutral, all in the space of 20 seconds again and again. I started driving automatic, or even better, eCVT and I found I'm more relaxed and don't get so easily annoyed at all the morons around me.
@@cristiansmochina9056 Well, I've been daily driving my manual WRX in NYC traffic for years and can attest that you complain too much. Some of us seem to have more patience than you, and/or stronger legs 😙
@@kevinnorris6558 call when your puny legs can put out 1400 watts. 😂😂😂😂
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