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I owned a Toyota (V6 Camry) once, it was junk. The only thing that was 'reliable' about it, was its ability to drain my bank account of money, because of the pricey repairs it needed. I will never own another Toyota, nor would I ever recommend that anyone buy one.
@@tropicalstorm339 I wish that was the case. Then I wouldn't have wasted over a $1,000 on that junky, Toyota V6 Camry. Enjoy your ignorance, and blind loyalty. I'm sure Toyota really appreciates it.
@@BruceTheSillyGoose I'm not making it up. The V6 Camry had about 56K miles on it when I got it. The previous owner had been father, who had only did city driving, and he took pretty good care of it.
I think Toyota did a good job on givng people more hybrid options. Not everyone want a sports car. Most just want a reliable vehicle will last years, without problems. The reason why Corolla is the best selling car in the world. Toyota Iso has more experience in hybrids than any other company.
Did Toyota just prove that you don't need a wedge shaped hybrid to achieve the same fuel economy? Same power train as Prius in a normal shape, same mileage. Interesting.
In Europe Toyota offers all the trim level even for hybrid I don't know what's wrong with USA I was so excited to get new Corolla hybrid but when I went to dealership in United States there was really big disappointed (you must check European fully loaded version it's gorgeous)
Not sure what the LE version is, but it lools basic enough. All the Hybrid versions are available in Ireland up to Luna, Luna Sport and Sol. The Luna Sport is great. I can't understand why they are all available over here in Ireland. We only have a population of 4.5 million and the USA is hundreds of millions???
@@GerWalsh5 It has nothing to do with population numbers. It has to do with the attitude and mentality of the people buying cars, combined with government regulations, and economic shifts. In the US, we don't have as big of regulations on emissions and fuel economy as in most of EU. We also have far too many millions that still hold on to the "bigger is better" bs mentality and therefore want trucks and SUV's. I have looked at the EU Toyota site and am totally jealous of what they make available over there as compared to here. With that said, I have a deposit down on a 2022 Corolla Hybrid LE and can't wait for the dealership to let me know they have it and it's ready for pickup.
I've been driving a Hyundai ionic since Feb. 2018. I've been getting upper 50s to mid 60s around town and mid 50s on the hwy (going less then 70-80 on our interstates and two lane stat roads. Of course I'm 70 years young to. I also show 650 to 670 range on my 12 gal. tank. I also do what you said in another of your videos I just watched this morning, I also "top" my tank off. If I stop at the shut off I only show 450 or so range.
Toyota and "Android" not being in their cars is making drivers like me that use Android to Choose other Manufacturers instead to buy a car. Toyota get on the bandwagon already it's 2019, have you Heard? BTW as always, Great Review "Everyman Driver"!
Was waiting for you to mention the Telluride, you didn't disappoint. It's all about compromise, so you'll end with something like, the RAV4 Hybrid, or Rogue Sport Hybrid, so you can both meet in the middle.
There is a power driving mode and the cvt is not like any ordinary cvt failing from other manufacturers, it has planetary gears, research this a bit more and it's more than meets the eye. Toyota knows what they're doing, they have been around to know what works.
My thoughts exactly, I figure get this now resell and upgrade in 3 years for the one with AWD, a hatch and the full compliment of trims like Rav4/Prius.
It's really unfortunate people still think wagons and minivans are lame. This isn't the 80's with gigantic Chevy wagons anymore. These days, even regardless of how it looks, some simplebrain will still think it's a bad thing because it would classify as a wagon.
Yep, would be intelligent for Toyota to sell the Corolla wagon here, but they want you to buy a RAV4 if you need cargo space. Other countries have a lot more choices in vehicles than US and Canada. But no shortage of CUV, SUV, and pickups. VW is dropping their wagon in North America to replace it with a compact CUV. The only advantage to the Prius now is either the plug-in option and the hatchback shape that lets you carry more stuff than a sedan.
If I had to chose between the Prius or the Corolla Hybrid I would choose the Corolla. The Prius design I don’t like. However most will choose the Prius because they will want all to know how noble they are for driving a hybrid.
Joshua Graham - Wow, you sound more arrogant than any Prius owner I know. I opted for the Prius because of the hatchback design, which allows a lot of flat, usable storage. The styling is kind of odd, but I’ve become used to it.
I don’t understand what’s so hard about making a good looking hybrid. This one is one of the best I’ve seen. But why can’t they make the Prius actually look good
There is a lot of good looking hybrids. Good looking hybrids actually outnumber the bad looking hybrids especially when you count the super car hybrids.
Perfect car-share vehicle. The Prius SCREAMS Uber car nowadays... Uber/Lyft riders laugh at Prius.... it's got a image problem. A hybrid Corolla sedan is less "Uber driver" looking. The Camry hybrid is even better. People equate Prius with ride share....
Who really needs a ton of torque when you are in lousy stop and go traffic most of the time. This car is specifically engineered to thrive in lousy stop and go traffic.
This is an example of why I don't watch your videos much anymore. Too many facts and not enough of your opinions and driving impressions. I did like the few impressions you gave at the end.
@NORTHWOODSPREPPER1 actually he's been phoning it for some time.. use to be good, take time, now just squeezes in between bicycles rides ..plus he always adds " go see what you think"..not reviewing..( an look at his old ones a few years back, they were great"..he's moved on that's all..so don't be stupid..
I've never gotten below 60 mpg in hours. Very happy with it, get 61-64 mpg most of the time. Got 65 once. This is from the math at fillip. Don't trust the display. It's usually 2-4 mpg off in our case.
Spend $2000-$3000 more and get a rav4 le hybrid with 219 hp. Or as I did Tuesday since they aren’t dealing much on rav4 hybrids, I bought a highlander xle hybrid for over $9000 off msrp. Made it just a few thousand more than the rav4 hybrid. With over 300 hp and better equipped.
I bought a gas 2019 RAV4 LE. It is getting over 40 mpg. I don’t see a reason to buy a hybrid. The long term maintenance costs will be more than the gas savings. They knocked 6k off.
Q M V Cruise Control kills the mpg on my RAV. I use eco mode and watch traffic so I don’t brake much. It likes to be driven between 55 and 65 mph for the best mpg. 8th gear is very tall. I drive about 1/3 city, 1/3 exurban, and 1/3 rural. The engine shuts down at stop lights.
Q M V it was $39635.13 total. Listed at $45724 discounted down to $36659.00 (included $2000 from Toyota rebate) add $410 for doc fee title and license plus tax of $2566.13.
Very noisy and unrefined. If you're over 6 feet tall, it's too tight. Gas Mileage is great and so is resale. It's all I can say after driving it. Interior is very cheap, with tiny buttons. For a little more money, you're better off buying the Prius, and tons more interior room and better use.
When my lease ends next year i might have to go with one of these =/ coming from an ILX it might be tough. But i just simply cannot brush off that excellent fuel economy. I just started a new job that requires a ton of driving and the more i think about it, the more the corolla hybrid just makes sense.
*Under the flat tire kit is the spare tire. All you had to do was lift the foam holding the flat tire kit to reveal the donut spare tire. It also has a button to turn off the eco mode for better acceleration then turn back on the eco mode for the better gas mileage.* 😂 *LMAO!!!*
How do you really know there is a donut or any spare under the fix a flat tray? I’ve lifted up some of those trays in other cars and there WAS a little bit of room underneath but no spare.
I'd say it's 8k more than this, most people drive it around empty and solo, they care about status symbol, I'd want a used one in three years, just too overhyped and overpriced at the moment.
Just like Toyota only offers the manual in the SE trim, the hybrid is only in the LE trim. Maybe in the future, they will offer in other trims. Since it just came out, they want to see how popular the hybrid Corolla will be
I'd pass on this myself and go for the SE with the 2.0L or the XSE hatch - be tough to choose, but they would a manual for sure. What about the Highlander for the "family" vehicle - Toyota reliability and can be had with a nice V6 with plenty of room for bikes, family etc... Definitely keeps it's value around here.
I just bought one, despite two main complaints I have - no blind spot monitoring and no spare tire. At least there is a place for a spare, and I am considering buying a temp spare to take up some of that space (and a jack and lug wrench, of course). I guess I need to “learn how to drive” and not run over nails and stuff.
What i learned from scotty If the generator breaks down of a hybrid repair will cost 5900$ Baterry replacement costs a small fortune!!!(1000-2000$) If the generator breaks buy another car better
I have eight friends who have 5-12 year old Priuses and the generator had never been an issue. Most Prius owners say that they have never had this issue. Scotty just needed some click bait.
Tacoma98 he says that at 12-14 years usually battery goes bad and generator doesn’t go bad on all cars wait couple more years eventually it will on some of them
Corolla gas tank bigger by almost 2 gallons. LE 4dr Sedan 2020 Toyota Corolla Hybrid Specs FuelFuel tank capacity13.2 gal. EPA mileage estimates53 City / 52 Hwy 2018 Toyota Prius Fuel Economy and Range The Toyota Prius has long been known as one of the most fuel-efficient cars, and the 2018 model is no different. The entire fuel capacity of the gas tank 11.3 gallons.
I test drove the corolla hybrid the other day with the cloth seats and I have to say they are not designed for anyone over 6 ft, im 6'2"... the seats are too narrow and the headroom situation was not all that great either
I test drove one yesterday. I am 6’3”, and after lowering the seat some, I found the headroom adequate and the driving position comfortable - and I could just see the top of the speedometer through the steering wheel, which is not always the case for me. Maybe I am just more long-legged than you, but legroom was also acceptable - with the seat seat all the way back (just barely adequate). I liked the test drive enough to buy one. My 2013 Prius C, which I also just fit in, is going to my 6’2” (short) son.
Insight is more premium, drives better, has a larger trunk, offers Android Auto, and accelerates considerably more quickly. Corolla Hybrid will likely prove slightly more reliable beyond 250k miles and gets better fuel economy, particularly if you do a lot of highway driving at 75+ MPH.
I don't hate it, but it's almost frustrating how boring the dash is, I really think for a $600 upgrade, give it a JBL upgrade with Navi, heated seats, and either nicer hubcaps (to capture the same MPG) or nicer 16's rims (with maybe 1-2MPG loss), I'd take it. Methinks before this generation is up, they'll give it AWD. That would be another "take my money" option, too.
@Old Stock Canadian I mean fast enough to quickly accelerate to prevent from getting rear-ended! ( while merging) And No. It is Not Opinion ! It is Physics (hp/torque) Yaris; fit, corolla 1.8L; fiesta; CX3; HRV; etc.... ...does Not have enough power to get away from danger!
If you want a Toyota like Corolla, get a RAV-4 hybrid. I prefer regular RAV-4 because it has a regular 8 speed automatic. The Corolla is a car fit for college kid or recent grad or as a Uber car, thing else. They are good but too small
25Gs is a lot for what it is. Id take a new Jetta and get 40 on the highway with 184lb-ft of torque at a very low rpm.. This is perfect for someone who needs a daily driver for the highway and makes hella miles each year
121 hp is lower than the 1.8 gas engine at 139 hp. Other trims offer a spare tire. The rear seat is a little more squished than the old model. Push Button is not standard on other trims. The only other trims with that digital guage is the XSE/XLE
I have always loved my Toyota’s but I haven’t bought one in years. No Android Auto no buy. Very hard to get away from useful amenities. Maybe they can just start buying Uconnect systems from FCA as they seem to joint venture a lot these days. Love the Mopar hat
Toyota doesn't care though. They still selling cars like crazy without android auto. Looks like most people just put their eyes on the road and just drive as the car is supposed to be used and dont even use the infotainment system most of the time. Too much distraction Without android auto, the rav4 was still kicking everybody's butt in sales. In fact, among all compact cuv,s the rav4 had the biggest growth from 2016 to 2019. The rav4 hybrid sales went nuts without android auto. The rav4 hybrid basically has no competition in terms of sales, even without android auto.
@@roylappin4491 I really like the RAV4 Hybrid. But, it's a little big for me and my needs. I guess the UX 250h is more in my line. But it feels so much like that Corolla Hatchback. So a Corolla Hatch with the UX 250h powertrain would be pretty close to perfect for me.
I’d choose the Prius because it has a lot more space and is more comfortable and you get a damn spare tire. Well hey I own a Prius and love it. That dash layout on the corolla is just hideous as bad as the new Ford Explorer 2020
I would choose the Corolla for sure. The Prius is often used by its owners as some virtue signalling statement about how "green" they are. I would rather just have a hybrid that looks like any other Corolla. I will absolutely consider this for my next car (listen to your wife! lol).
The Honda Insight seems to be a step above from this model. And a way more handsome design. But this Corolla is more appealing than the goofy looking Prius. Especially since we now know that the Prius' weird looks doesn't contribute to low fuel consumption. 54mpg out of a conventionally designed car? Why go with the fugly car?
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*Under the flat kit is the spare tire.* 😂 *LMAO!!!*
Everyman Driver where did you buy the things you have on the doors from the outside the keep it safe
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The best thing about this car, is that it doesn't look like a Prius.
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This is a Prius for people who hate what the Prius has become.
A Prius made for earthlings, not aliens.
Smart move by Toyota
I like aliens what do you have against green women anyway?
Well, there is a car for everyone. The Prius, for example, is bigger and more practical
@@EdPMur The Prius is ugly though.
Ed M the Prius is just really ugly and considered a woman’s car by many.
@@GokuInstinct1 Look is very subjective. And a woman's car, really? We're in 2019, not 1950. People who think that need to grow up, really.
For the price you can't beat it on fuel mileage, reliability and most importantly RESALE value.
I owned a Toyota (V6 Camry) once, it was junk. The only thing that was 'reliable' about it, was its ability to drain my bank account of money, because of the pricey repairs it needed. I will never own another Toyota, nor would I ever recommend that anyone buy one.
@@jesusislord8501 Why not just say you're a Toyota hater and just end it there? No need to make things up and lie about it.
@@tropicalstorm339 I wish that was the case. Then I wouldn't have wasted over a $1,000 on that junky, Toyota V6 Camry. Enjoy your ignorance, and blind loyalty. I'm sure Toyota really appreciates it.
@@BruceTheSillyGoose I'm not making it up. The V6 Camry had about 56K miles on it when I got it. The previous owner had been father, who had only did city driving, and he took pretty good care of it.
There's something wrong with you if you think resale is more important than reliability.
I think Toyota did a good job on givng people more hybrid options. Not everyone want a sports car. Most just want a reliable vehicle will last years, without problems. The reason why Corolla is the best selling car in the world. Toyota Iso has more experience in hybrids than any other company.
Tires are a lot more affordable in the 15" sizes.
Toyota is insanely reliable and efficient!
Meh, it used to be. Not nearly as reliable as they were in decades past.
I’m not like a lot of my friends
I don’t need a truck, a big suv or a sports car
This is literally my next car! I’m one who cares about MPG
Did Toyota just prove that you don't need a wedge shaped hybrid to achieve the same fuel economy? Same power train as Prius in a normal shape, same mileage. Interesting.
Wow...200k subscriber now....you deserve it
In Europe Toyota offers all the trim level even for hybrid I don't know what's wrong with USA I was so excited to get new Corolla hybrid but when I went to dealership in United States there was really big disappointed (you must check European fully loaded version it's gorgeous)
Not sure what the LE version is, but it lools basic enough. All the Hybrid versions are available in Ireland up to Luna, Luna Sport and Sol. The Luna Sport is great. I can't understand why they are all available over here in Ireland. We only have a population of 4.5 million and the USA is hundreds of millions???
Even better, in Europe we have 2.0 hybrid with 180 HP :)
@@GerWalsh5 It has nothing to do with population numbers. It has to do with the attitude and mentality of the people buying cars, combined with government regulations, and economic shifts. In the US, we don't have as big of regulations on emissions and fuel economy as in most of EU. We also have far too many millions that still hold on to the "bigger is better" bs mentality and therefore want trucks and SUV's. I have looked at the EU Toyota site and am totally jealous of what they make available over there as compared to here. With that said, I have a deposit down on a 2022 Corolla Hybrid LE and can't wait for the dealership to let me know they have it and it's ready for pickup.
I've been driving a Hyundai ionic since Feb. 2018. I've been getting upper 50s to mid 60s around town and mid 50s on the hwy (going less then 70-80 on our interstates and two lane stat roads. Of course I'm 70 years young to. I also show 650 to 670 range on my 12 gal. tank. I also do what you said in another of your videos I just watched this morning, I also "top" my tank off. If I stop at the shut off I only show 450 or so range.
These cars are great. I was getting Around 70 MPG in mine... didn’t feel compact to me.
Toyota and "Android" not being in their cars is making drivers like me that use Android to Choose other Manufacturers instead to buy a car. Toyota get on the bandwagon already it's 2019, have you Heard? BTW as always, Great Review "Everyman Driver"!
Was waiting for you to mention the Telluride, you didn't disappoint. It's all about compromise, so you'll end with something like, the RAV4 Hybrid, or Rogue Sport Hybrid, so you can both meet in the middle.
The Camry hybrid is really nice too. It’s more solid s well. The new RAV4 is also nice.
Your wife is right. Cars depreciate. Remember: happy wife, happy life.
Just 121hp?? AND a hybrid? Along with CVT? This Toyota is WAYYY underpowered and probably the only reason why it gets such a high mpg.
proudindian30 power is fine for everyday driving
There is a power driving mode and the cvt is not like any ordinary cvt failing from other manufacturers, it has planetary gears, research this a bit more and it's more than meets the eye. Toyota knows what they're doing, they have been around to know what works.
Toyota shoulda offered awd on this hybrid model like the prius did but over all great vehicle
First year, my guess is in the coming years were gunna see more options.
My thoughts exactly, I figure get this now resell and upgrade in 3 years for the one with AWD, a hatch and the full compliment of trims like Rav4/Prius.
There is a station wagon version in Europe.
It's really unfortunate people still think wagons and minivans are lame. This isn't the 80's with gigantic Chevy wagons anymore. These days, even regardless of how it looks, some simplebrain will still think it's a bad thing because it would classify as a wagon.
Yep, would be intelligent for Toyota to sell the Corolla wagon here, but they want you to buy a RAV4 if you need cargo space. Other countries have a lot more choices in vehicles than US and Canada. But no shortage of CUV, SUV, and pickups. VW is dropping their wagon in North America to replace it with a compact CUV. The only advantage to the Prius now is either the plug-in option and the hatchback shape that lets you carry more stuff than a sedan.
@@rizzlerazzleuno4733
Yeah making a corolla hybrid hatchback/wagon would interfere with their rav4 hybrid and prius sales so they won't offer it here
This car is faster than the regular Corolla. There is a vid that proves it.
If I had to chose between the Prius or the Corolla Hybrid I would choose the Corolla. The Prius design I don’t like. However most will choose the Prius because they will want all to know how noble they are for driving a hybrid.
Joshua Graham - Wow, you sound more arrogant than any Prius owner I know. I opted for the Prius because of the hatchback design, which allows a lot of flat, usable storage. The styling is kind of odd, but I’ve become used to it.
@@ymiinar4014 prius also has awd now places with snow
I don’t understand what’s so hard about making a good looking hybrid. This one is one of the best I’ve seen. But why can’t they make the Prius actually look good
There is a lot of good looking hybrids. Good looking hybrids actually outnumber the bad looking hybrids especially when you count the super car hybrids.
Perfect car-share vehicle. The Prius SCREAMS Uber car nowadays... Uber/Lyft riders laugh at Prius.... it's got a image problem. A hybrid Corolla sedan is less "Uber driver" looking. The Camry hybrid is even better. People equate Prius with ride share....
Can't make any money off Uber or Lyft anymore but it's still the perfect car to get to work and save money on fuel costs.
All the benefits of a Prius without the image issue associated with Pious owners.
... but no hatchback practicality. How about a Corolla hybrid hatchback?
Who really needs a ton of torque when you are in lousy stop and go traffic most of the time. This car is specifically engineered to thrive in lousy stop and go traffic.
Love your review! If they only made that hybrid available with xse, Toyota would have a hot seller
yes, too bad you can't get a sporty hybrid (SE/XSE)
they do now :)
This is an example of why I don't watch your videos much anymore. Too many facts and not enough of your opinions and driving impressions. I did like the few impressions you gave at the end.
spot on, listing specs is not a review..
@NORTHWOODSPREPPER1 actually he's been phoning it for some time.. use to be good, take time, now just squeezes in between bicycles rides ..plus he always adds " go see what you think"..not reviewing..( an look at his old ones a few years back, they were great"..he's moved on that's all..so don't be stupid..
@NORTHWOODSPREPPER1 are you his mom?
I've never gotten below 60 mpg in hours. Very happy with it, get 61-64 mpg most of the time. Got 65 once. This is from the math at fillip. Don't trust the display. It's usually 2-4 mpg off in our case.
Spend $2000-$3000 more and get a rav4 le hybrid with 219 hp. Or as I did Tuesday since they aren’t dealing much on rav4 hybrids, I bought a highlander xle hybrid for over $9000 off msrp. Made it just a few thousand more than the rav4 hybrid. With over 300 hp and better equipped.
I bought a gas 2019 RAV4 LE. It is getting over 40 mpg. I don’t see a reason to buy a hybrid. The long term maintenance costs will be more than the gas savings. They knocked 6k off.
Q M V Cruise Control kills the mpg on my RAV. I use eco mode and watch traffic so I don’t brake much. It likes to be driven between 55 and 65 mph for the best mpg. 8th gear is very tall. I drive about 1/3 city, 1/3 exurban, and 1/3 rural. The engine shuts down at stop lights.
Q M V it was $39635.13 total. Listed at $45724 discounted down to $36659.00 (included $2000 from Toyota rebate) add $410 for doc fee title and license plus tax of $2566.13.
Q M V yes it is a 2019. I feel like I got a great deal.
Very noisy and unrefined. If you're over 6 feet tall, it's too tight. Gas Mileage is great and so is resale. It's all I can say after driving it. Interior is very cheap, with tiny buttons. For a little more money, you're better off buying the Prius, and tons more interior room and better use.
Gosh, if you need room get a hybrid Camry......still amazing gas mileage.
I like the new jump cutting style and delivery.
Well played, sir.
When my lease ends next year i might have to go with one of these =/ coming from an ILX it might be tough. But i just simply cannot brush off that excellent fuel economy. I just started a new job that requires a ton of driving and the more i think about it, the more the corolla hybrid just makes sense.
EKFiPod what happens if you end early your lease? I have a lease as well might trade it in for this car. Not sure how it will work any advice?
In Europe the hybrid also comes as a 180 hp version. Perhaps it will also in US?
I need more horsepower that 121HP. 180 would eb a pleasure to drive.
*Under the flat tire kit is the spare tire. All you had to do was lift the foam holding the flat tire kit to reveal the donut spare tire. It also has a button to turn off the eco mode for better acceleration then turn back on the eco mode for the better gas mileage.* 😂 *LMAO!!!*
How do you really know there is a donut or any spare under the fix a flat tray? I’ve lifted up some of those trays in other cars and there WAS a little bit of room underneath but no spare.
US doesn't offer spare
What would you say about the Hybrid RAV4? It's the best selling green car in America now.
I'd say it's 8k more than this, most people drive it around empty and solo, they care about status symbol, I'd want a used one in three years, just too overhyped and overpriced at the moment.
121 hp 'all that power drives the front wheels " lmao
I'll wait for a Mustang GT 350 hybrid.
Just like Toyota only offers the manual in the SE trim, the hybrid is only in the LE trim. Maybe in the future, they will offer in other trims. Since it just came out, they want to see how popular the hybrid Corolla will be
I'd pass on this myself and go for the SE with the 2.0L or the XSE hatch - be tough to choose, but they would a manual for sure. What about the Highlander for the "family" vehicle - Toyota reliability and can be had with a nice V6 with plenty of room for bikes, family etc... Definitely keeps it's value around here.
modmatt1 family Vehicle--sienna 😊
I like the screen is up higher. It was too low in the model model
U can get a camry hybrid le for the same fuel economy. Bigger car and expensive than Corolla.
Super fail of Toyota Corolla Hybrid there is no blind spot monitoring in this model big shame
I just bought one, despite two main complaints I have - no blind spot monitoring and no spare tire. At least there is a place for a spare, and I am considering buying a temp spare to take up some of that space (and a jack and lug wrench, of course). I guess I need to “learn how to drive” and not run over nails and stuff.
Saw the ad on tv for this literally a few days before our Corolla got wrecked
Improved design but... yes but.... the hubcaps looks cheap!
you can take the hubcaps off to reveal the rims
Davin Peterson The hubcaps help aerodynamics.
Hubcaps supposed to look to be fancy? lol
Phong Nguyen it helps with gas mileage
So the wheels arent alloy?
Since gas engine vehicles have a short term future, the carola Hybrid would be a used car 3 yrs from now.
Jesse Lee Peterson would have a hay day with that thumb nail.
Agree with your wife. She seem more down to earth.
What i learned from scotty
If the generator breaks down of a hybrid repair will cost 5900$
Baterry replacement costs a small fortune!!!(1000-2000$)
If the generator breaks buy another car better
I have eight friends who have 5-12 year old Priuses and the generator had never been an issue. Most Prius owners say that they have never had this issue. Scotty just needed some click bait.
Tacoma98 he says that at 12-14 years usually battery goes bad and generator doesn’t go bad on all cars wait couple more years eventually it will on some of them
The seats look like cheap seat covers you'd buy from the J.C. Whitney catalog. :)
Corolla gas tank bigger by almost 2 gallons.
LE 4dr Sedan 2020 Toyota Corolla Hybrid Specs
FuelFuel tank capacity13.2 gal. EPA mileage estimates53 City / 52 Hwy
2018 Toyota Prius Fuel Economy and Range
The Toyota Prius has long been known as one of the most fuel-efficient cars, and the 2018 model is no different. The entire fuel capacity of the gas tank 11.3 gallons.
Beautiful car. This is my new dream car!!
The body side moldings look good
Great review!
I test drove the corolla hybrid the other day with the cloth seats and I have to say they are not designed for anyone over 6 ft, im 6'2"... the seats are too narrow and the headroom situation was not all that great either
I test drove one yesterday. I am 6’3”, and after lowering the seat some, I found the headroom adequate and the driving position comfortable - and I could just see the top of the speedometer through the steering wheel, which is not always the case for me. Maybe I am just more long-legged than you, but legroom was also acceptable - with the seat seat all the way back (just barely adequate). I liked the test drive enough to buy one. My 2013 Prius C, which I also just fit in, is going to my 6’2” (short) son.
Tibia bones can be shortened.
You should do a comparison between the Honda Insight vs the corolla hybrid.
Insight is more premium, drives better, has a larger trunk, offers Android Auto, and accelerates considerably more quickly. Corolla Hybrid will likely prove slightly more reliable beyond 250k miles and gets better fuel economy, particularly if you do a lot of highway driving at 75+ MPH.
@@Pikminiman What if primarily doing city driving? Is insight a better option?
It’s a pretty sharp looking car. Needs a little more power tho
It's a hybrid. If you want more power instead of better mpg then go with the non-hybrid version.
Ur wife said no on a Telluride but ok on a corolla !
I don't hate it, but it's almost frustrating how boring the dash is, I really think for a $600 upgrade, give it a JBL upgrade with Navi, heated seats, and either nicer hubcaps (to capture the same MPG) or nicer 16's rims (with maybe 1-2MPG loss), I'd take it. Methinks before this generation is up, they'll give it AWD. That would be another "take my money" option, too.
Now you need to find some 17” Prius wheels to put on it.
How does it compare with features and price of the Prius?
My 16 Accord has Android auto. Come on Toyota. And fix those awful front ends.
Just bought one last Saturday. Was showing 670 miles at full tank. Almost drove 100 miles and still showing 610.
Same, depends on where and how you drive. I'm getting 56 mpg on 10 gal. Closer to 550 miles.
Gas mileage is not everything ! Comfort, driving pleasure & enjoyment win out.
Awesome review sir!
Does it have enough power to slow down and then quickly merge onto freeway traffic??
@Old Stock Canadian
I mean fast enough to quickly accelerate to prevent from getting rear-ended! ( while merging)
And No. It is Not Opinion !
It is Physics (hp/torque)
Yaris; fit, corolla 1.8L; fiesta; CX3; HRV; etc....
...does Not have enough power to get away from danger!
If you want a Toyota like Corolla, get a RAV-4 hybrid. I prefer regular RAV-4 because it has a regular 8 speed automatic. The Corolla is a car fit for college kid or recent grad or as a Uber car, thing else. They are good but too small
Now Toyota joins others with just the tire kit. Otherwise this is an economy car, great mileage.
Other trims do offer a spare tire
25Gs is a lot for what it is. Id take a new Jetta and get 40 on the highway with 184lb-ft of torque at a very low rpm.. This is perfect for someone who needs a daily driver for the highway and makes hella miles each year
That VW is also perfect for someone that enjoys having their car constantly need repairs with the added bonus of expensive parts.
121 hp is lower than the 1.8 gas engine at 139 hp. Other trims offer a spare tire. The rear seat is a little more squished than the old model. Push Button is not standard on other trims. The only other trims with that digital guage is the XSE/XLE
next week I am going to buy I am so excited
I would love to but this hybrid in an se or xse trim level
Canada has a Premium package it is $2000. wonder if I can import to Washington State?
Great looking new Corolla sedan
I have always loved my Toyota’s but I haven’t bought one in years. No Android Auto no buy. Very hard to get away from useful amenities. Maybe they can just start buying Uconnect systems from FCA as they seem to joint venture a lot these days. Love the Mopar hat
Toyota doesn't care though. They still selling cars like crazy without android auto.
Looks like most people just put their eyes on the road and just drive as the car is supposed to be used and dont even use the infotainment system most of the time. Too much distraction
Without android auto, the rav4 was still kicking everybody's butt in sales. In fact, among all compact cuv,s the rav4 had the biggest growth from 2016 to 2019.
The rav4 hybrid sales went nuts without android auto. The rav4 hybrid basically has no competition in terms of sales, even without android auto.
This guy really loves himself. Cool Hand Luke.....................
I'd be interested in the hatchback with Hybrid and AWD-e. But, that will never happen.
Take a look at the RAV4 hybrid!
@@roylappin4491 I really like the RAV4 Hybrid. But, it's a little big for me and my needs. I guess the UX 250h is more in my line. But it feels so much like that Corolla Hatchback. So a Corolla Hatch with the UX 250h powertrain would be pretty close to perfect for me.
Wow that Magic Trick! 3:44 HAHAHA
Wish the hatchback had the rear leg room of the sedan.
Too bad they don't sell the Corolla wagon in USA......more leg room and cargo capacity than the hatch..........
Here in Canada it's offered with a premium package.
2023 Honda Civic Sport hatchback hybrid with 18” wheels coming.
Cool
And most importantly.... it doesn't LOOK like a Prius!
Cool video men.
Most other reviews mentioned wind noise.
It does have a button inside for the trunk
I’d choose the Prius because it has a lot more space and is more comfortable and you get a damn spare tire. Well hey I own a Prius and love it. That dash layout on the corolla is just hideous as bad as the new Ford Explorer 2020
Interior volume versus Prius?
Does it feel cheap inside? Looks to be a whole lotta plastic and cheap cloth.
US doesnt get 2.0 hybrid? Too bad, its fast- 180 bhp, and frugal, and has bigger 18 wheels option.
Unlike your wife, I prefer the Telluride; Kia has made strides in recent years
I would choose the Corolla for sure. The Prius is often used by its owners as some virtue signalling statement about how "green" they are. I would rather just have a hybrid that looks like any other Corolla. I will absolutely consider this for my next car (listen to your wife! lol).
54 mpg - wow.
love your voice!
Nice muscular legs Mr Ericson!!!
He’s an Ironman competitor.
Yes his legs are legendary.😂
If you want something bigger.....check the spec of the LE 2019 Camry.....very close to the Prius.....has to be the LE Model
I've been getting 53 mpg on it.
The Honda Insight seems to be a step above from this model. And a way more handsome design. But this Corolla is more appealing than the goofy looking Prius. Especially since we now know that the Prius' weird looks doesn't contribute to low fuel consumption. 54mpg out of a conventionally designed car? Why go with the fugly car?
S. D. H. .... Looks like a carp! Lol
Is there a hybrid hatch?
The Pruis is a hatch. There's also the Kia Niro
Thanks
Dave, I noticed your massive chest, muscular legs, huge biceps
and popping veins. Looking good, as always. Nice review on the
car too!
Toyota will make Android Auto available in Australia by the end of 2019.