2014 / 2015 Toyota Corolla Review and Road Test

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  • Опубліковано 25 вер 2013
  • Because there was so much demand for the Mazda3 video, that went live before this video but I will make the disclaimer that this video was recorded first. Join me as I take a deep-dive into the all-new 2014 Toyota Corolla with it's ginormous back seat and new CVT transmission.
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  • @jdmtoyota7079
    @jdmtoyota7079 9 років тому +36

    Toyota builds the most reliable vehicles. My dads first car a 99 Corolla is our only car and it can handle Canadian winters ( -30 degrees Celsius, up to 2 feet of snow). The car currently has 297 000 kilometres so about 183 000 miles and the car only needed regular maintenance and new shocks because of the weather here

    • @aaronphillips5197
      @aaronphillips5197 7 років тому

      JDM Toyota Two feet of snow is nothing compared to where I'm from in canada.

    • @CleverFix
      @CleverFix 4 роки тому +1

      Agreed. Toyota is simple, reliable and easy to fix.. and now they even have better looks too. I had a Turbo WRX and downgraded to Corolla.. you'd think that's crazy, but I'm saving a bunch of on gas and I can fix anything on this car myself, I can even remove the engine, but the Subaru would've been insane.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +2

    The 4 speed auto is all about having a low base price. The auto is expected to be less than 9% of total Corolla volume but it allows them to cut the L model's price. 130 HP doesn't make the Corolla speedy but it is on par with the competition and the Corolla, despite growing significantly for 2014, only gained about 30 lbs.

  • @speedkar99
    @speedkar99 10 років тому +5

    I sat in the 2014 Corolla at the Autoshow and I'm very impressed with the interior. Toyota has come a long way on the interiors, but with the price for a fully loaded model topping $24K, economy cars are getting expensive! My $24K would be on a used Lexus.

  • @trudaroof
    @trudaroof 9 років тому +3

    This was the best review of (ANY) product I've ever seen. Excellent job. Thanks

  • @SEABOARDSYSTEMfan
    @SEABOARDSYSTEMfan 9 років тому +4

    Hands down you have the best car reviews on the internet. This is a great review of the Corolla; everything you discuss relates to what a buyer is looking for in a new car purchase.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    Thanks for that. All the cars we had access to were pre-production models that all lacked power seats. It's good that Toyota addressed this and I'll try to add a note in the video to correct this.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    I have a huge soft spot for the XJ. It's not as unique as the Quattroporte, but it is much better integrated in terms of electronics.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +5

    100% with you on the Mazda3. Like I always say, the date recorded is key. I literally flew from an event where I drove the Corolla to an event where I drove the Mazda3 and I felt like I needed to rewind time and re-record the Corolla review with that in mind. Sadly time travel is not possible. Still, the Corolla isn't bad, it's just far from exciting.

  • @kevler8803
    @kevler8803 10 років тому +1

    You have one of the most in depth reviews! Keep it up.

  • @xienon
    @xienon 10 років тому +1

    another very comprehensive review. Great work.
    The bit at the end is a nice departure from the usual credits music.

  • @sebastianabreu1101
    @sebastianabreu1101 9 років тому +1

    I enjoyed this very detailed review by Alex Dykes. I recently began listening to his auto reviews and love the simplicity and
    comprehensive information on the cars he covers.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    Yes, the sedan is slightly quieter than the hatch. We had a limited amount of time in a Mazda3 sedan that day.

  • @nnguyen2000
    @nnguyen2000 10 років тому +1

    Nice review Alex. I like the changes you made with the focal length setting on your camera. The vehicles look much more realistic and better proportioned. Keep up the great work!

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    Visibility is comparable. Both have medium height greenhouses and moderately thick C pillars. The Mazda3 can be had with blind spot monitoring to help.

  • @Gleanerizer
    @Gleanerizer 9 років тому +4

    I recently bought a 2015 Corolla LE (base trim) with some pretty good discounts and 0% APR. Traded in a 2008 RAV4 V6 (whose additional capabilities I really didn't need) for it and am very happy for the short time I've had it so far. It's nicely equipped, reasonably peppy, reasonably agile, efficient, and has usable, straightforward instrumentation. It has a similar footprint to the RAV I traded, and even more rear passenger room. The interior panels are a little chintzier, but otherwise I don't miss my old ride. I agree with this review pretty much full-stop, and it was very helpful during my shopping decision. Thanks for posting it!

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    That would be a bit tricky, but I promise we will do our best to include them in the future with as much of a comparison as possible.

  • @King_Kenny66
    @King_Kenny66 10 років тому +1

    Another awesome review Alex!

  • @northphillykid2154
    @northphillykid2154 9 років тому +7

    Its always good to know that you can fit a body in your trunk

  • @MEALTeamSixx
    @MEALTeamSixx 10 років тому +13

    I kinda wanna know why everyone gives Toyota such a hard time. Their cars are reliable, affordable, and I think they look great, especially the new models like the corolla. The car looks nice and performs well in its category, so why so much hate?

    • @Neno8403
      @Neno8403 10 років тому +9

      Because they are threatened and jealous of the success of Toyota. No one wants to be 2nd tier to someone else. Domestic fans are especially envious, as Toyota dethroned their now irrelevant Taurus, back in 1997.

    • @thomasbklyn
      @thomasbklyn 10 років тому +4

      toyotas are as relieble as any other car and not so cheap maybe in the 80s they were

    • @Grumpy_old_Boot
      @Grumpy_old_Boot 10 років тому +1

      There's some truth in both the replies from +Khemistry and +Patriot Fieri
      Back in the 70's and 80's Toyota, along with some other Japanese brands, stood well above other car brands when it came to reliability and bang for the buck.
      This pushed competition along just nicely, but also turned cars from domestic markets into bland copies of one another. This only got worse during the recent financial crisis.
      Many people, especially patriots, seemed to blame "foreigners" on the automotive industry's problems - Though I dare say people just didn't want to buy the bland econo-boxes they were selling.
      On a plus note, their reliability has improved quite a bit over the years, and by now, most western world cars are as reliable as Japanese cars, plus the price gap had been narrowed considerately.
      By now, I'd probably buy the Ford Focus, because I like it's design.
      The cars are almost the same across the borders, so it's like splitting hairs on which is better, so it's all down to personal preference.
      In other words, haters gonna hate, patriots doubly so.
      Don't worry about it and buy what you like the most.

    • @emilsponga2081
      @emilsponga2081 9 років тому +1

      Grumpy ol' Boot they were also quieter. smoother etc. thats not always true anymore.
      there was a huge gap between american compcts and asian ones until , say late nineties.
      huge.only car coming close to refinment was an escort. in compacts. that cant be said anymore. a lot of them got cheap. shit there was 2 or 3 years where consumer reports did not recommend the civic. like 2011 to 12 ?
      and he even says the toyota is noisy. they were very quiet. and mostly all except for what GM made had independant rear suspensions. who does that now ?
      i know from experience toyota got cheap in the late 90's. drive a 92 corolla , and then drive a 97. or even a 2004. big difference.

    • @Grumpy_old_Boot
      @Grumpy_old_Boot 9 років тому +1

      emil sponga
      Curiously, I've never driven any of the american compacts .. though that may be because I live in Denmark.
      Most of the compacts over here, during the 70-80's were either barebone automobiles, like the Mini Cooper or the Citroen 2CV, and indeed, those were apalling rackets, but also very cheap,which was a necessity, as WW2 had taken all our wealth away - Literally.
      Meanwhile, the bigger and more upclass cars, like Mercedes, BMW and Jaguar, they were just fine - Smooth like butter.
      As for the competition in the compact market, it was pretty good actually, we had Volkswagons, Peugout, Citroen, Fiat and Renault, to challenge the japanese brands.
      Mind you, the Japanese were still very successful. :)

  • @kasio22b32
    @kasio22b32 10 років тому +1

    Also, I would like to see all your car reviews to have all the lights on display in a dark environment. Thank you for all the detailed reviews! Keep'em coming~ ^^

  • @igeekone
    @igeekone 10 років тому +2

    Standard LED low beams is really a nice touch. I hope Toyota brings them across their line-up.

  • @ph33lix
    @ph33lix 9 років тому +2

    Rented a 2014 Toyota Corolla for my roadtrip where I covered 1700 miles, with one 840 mile stretch from Dallas to Denver.
    I think the tire noise was what bugged me most, there's this higher pitched whine that comes into the cab at around 60mph.
    Good thing that the sound system sounds pretty impressive and is able to take attention away from road noise.
    Definitely a fan.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    It is high on the list but hard to get our hands on.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    The Verano and Cruz are very quiet. The Golf is among the louder because it is a hatchback. In general hatchbacks are not as quiet as their sedan counterpart.

  • @iridius001
    @iridius001 10 років тому +1

    awesome review thank you so much / i was so waiting for this

  • @curiousGeorge68
    @curiousGeorge68 10 років тому +2

    I can not wait to get this car next weekend!!!

  • @liferx4343
    @liferx4343 2 роки тому +2

    If you want a strong running motor, durable and longevity car, Corolla is for you. If you want a nameplate with a hallow shell, go for the civic.

  • @tszwong1
    @tszwong1 10 років тому +1

    Want to just say I love your reviews. Your reviews are all very long and I like how you keep your viewers at least me informed. All you reviews are great and I like how you go through each aspect of the car in great detail and let us skip to other parts of the car review if we want. My suggestion is maybe let us know if you were to buy a car now, would you get this car. Why or why not? thanks and keep up the good work!! PS, SUBSCRIBED :)

  • @kc5077
    @kc5077 10 років тому +1

    You set fire to that Corolla. Great review.

  • @budfiend4627
    @budfiend4627 6 років тому +1

    the ending made me like and turn on the bell. love the vids! I'm thinking about buying a corolla.

  • @omegabeta3305
    @omegabeta3305 5 років тому +1

    I am getting a certified pre-owned S or LE upgrade package for christmas. I have looked at a loooooot of other vehicles, but i decided that I need just a simple car, proven reliability, and efficient. It's Canadian-made which makes me like it even more.

  • @raufgonza4298
    @raufgonza4298 5 років тому +1

    Great review. Soo detailed. Keep up the good work.

    • @kristineek5713
      @kristineek5713 4 роки тому +1

      Rauf Gonza I know this a dumb question but is this car grey or gold? I’m having a hard time

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    They are all LED not HID. HID headlamps are a Xenon arc system, LEDs are light-emitting diodes.

  • @Kristendashizzel
    @Kristendashizzel 10 років тому +28

    I'm thinking this is gonna be my first car!

    • @Hermetic_
      @Hermetic_ 5 років тому +2

      may flower: Did you end up getting one?

    • @kh455
      @kh455 4 роки тому +3

      You cannot go wrong with a Toyota Corolla !

    • @EMAN-ho5hi
      @EMAN-ho5hi 3 роки тому +1

      Did you buy it?

  • @jamesb93612
    @jamesb93612 10 років тому +1

    Love the blooper at the end!

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    I split my day and drove the Corolla S and Corolla LE half the day. I can tell you the S is not that much more exciting to drive. I do find the S front end to be a hair more attractive and the gauge cluster is better looking as well but there is very little daylight between the two on the road.

  • @mosheg77
    @mosheg77 8 років тому +1

    Alex - love your reviews.I wanted to ask if the transmission mimics gears on the S model only, or also does that on the LE model?Thanks a lot,Moses

  • @8765gaurav
    @8765gaurav 10 років тому +1

    BOUGHT 2014 COROLLA S TODAY...REALLY NICE.

  • @speedfiend925
    @speedfiend925 10 років тому +1

    So have test driven both the 2014 Mazda 3s 5 door Grand Touring with the 2.5 engine and the 2014 Corolla in LE Premium trim. Clearly the Corolla is not as engaging as the Mazda 3. Having said this, I was definitely impressed with just how much they have improved the car over the prior model. It's actually a car you have to see in person to appreciate the styling. The interior is much nicer than the prior gen and the ride is so well tuned you really cannot tell it has a solid rear axle.

  • @LowWageTeacher
    @LowWageTeacher 10 років тому +1

    bought le eco a month ago. got a 1,500 kms on it now. been averaging 39pmg on a 30/70 city/hiway. can't complain on a very comfortable ride on a 50km daily commute to work.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому +1

    I agree. The Verano is considered a compact near-luxury sedan which is a different class.

  • @AMNielsen
    @AMNielsen 10 років тому

    Awesome review. Thanks

  • @KAYAK71
    @KAYAK71 10 років тому +1

    Another great review Alex! How does the '14 Mazda 3 and '14 Toyota Corolla compare when it comes to around the vehicle visibility? It would be great if you could mention it in your reviews. Visibility is a huge pet peeve with the new car designs - I miss the low cowls and belt lines.

  • @enayatsharif4311
    @enayatsharif4311 9 років тому +7

    Alex, you are one of the best reviewers, but there is one question that bothers me a lot.
    Every day, I listen to, or read more than 10 car reviews. Almost all reviewers, including you, keep talking about soft plastic and hard plastic and everything else. They talk about the audio control, how to change the valium, but nobody talk about the quality of sound! Numbers are easy to find in web sides, but I really need to know about the sound. At least in a 22 minutes review, give 2 seconds to tell your opinion about the sound quality. Thank you

    • @AAutoBuyersGuide
      @AAutoBuyersGuide  9 років тому +3

      I have found that sound quality is so subjective. I wish there was an easier way of passing that along but I found when I did comment on it everyone had their own opinion.

  • @Darren_Phillips
    @Darren_Phillips 10 років тому +1

    Nice review

  • @LarryBirrd
    @LarryBirrd 10 років тому +3

    Awesome review Alex, as always!!! This 2014 Toyota Corolla have really improved both inside and outside. I would still pick the 2014 Mazda 3 as my #1 because it looks and drives better than the Corolla. The materials found in the Mazda3 also looks more premium compared to Corolla. That being said, this is an improvement from the outgoing model. I wish Honda would bring the EarthDreams technology along with the CVT Transmission found in Accord to the 2014 Honda Civic.

  • @bgreenjr7149
    @bgreenjr7149 10 років тому

    Nice voice, Alex;) This was another great review. I would take the Mazda 3, though.

  • @dcuccia
    @dcuccia 10 років тому +1

    Surprised there was no infotainment comparison with the '14 Mazda3, especially given how much you liked it.

  • @MapleSyrupPoet
    @MapleSyrupPoet 2 роки тому +1

    Love S model ...heated seats 💺 ...very significant option

  • @plflorence
    @plflorence 10 років тому +7

    great review but I just have to laugh hard when you crawl into the trunk LOL

  • @buildmorefarms1007
    @buildmorefarms1007 10 років тому +3

    Beautiful looks! Cleaner and better design than the Civic. Amazing Nav/infotainment system.

  • @rab32111
    @rab32111 10 років тому +1

    Excellent review! Good job! I would love to see you review the Subaru Impreza. Consumer Report rated it best in class. I would love to hear what you think.

  • @water892
    @water892 10 років тому +1

    The new Corolla does have power seats from the LE Premium and up. It's an option which includes navigation and other things.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому

    As I recall you have to have the dealer update the software.

  • @speedfiend925
    @speedfiend925 10 років тому +1

    Just a correction on your review. When I saw this review I was disappointed to hear Corolla offered no Power Drivers seat option. However, I still wanted to experience the Corolla in person so I went to my local dealer, requested an LE Premium and much to my surprise discovered it had an 8 Way Power Drivers seat. Not only that, EVERY Premium model (ECO, LE and S) all get 8 Way Power Drivers seats. w00t! Also I was impressed with how smooth the handling was given the Torsion Beam rear end. ;-)

  • @NemarusNetwork
    @NemarusNetwork 10 років тому +1

    Is there a way for you guys to do decibel testing on the cars you reviewed in the past? I realize it would probably not be feasible but it was a big factor missing from the reviews.

  • @happy543210
    @happy543210 10 років тому +2

    I hate touch screens in cars! It usually takes you 3 to 4 touches to get it to work. Also they put the "virtual" buttons on the edge of the screen so you have to fight with the plastic borders.

  • @jmcclelland85
    @jmcclelland85 10 років тому +1

    You said you got the High 30's mpg on the Highway. So would you bother buying the LE eco for only a few more Mpg and added cost? I own a '05 Toyota Corolla LE and I average in 33 mpg per tank I looking to buy a new corolla but i may wait a few years and pick up one used since my car still runs like new.

  • @lowincash
    @lowincash 10 років тому +1

    If that's the case, do you think the new mazda3 sedan will be quieter than the hatchback?

  • @chitownhunnybunny
    @chitownhunnybunny 10 років тому +1

    Victor bozzo you are exactly right!! I guess some of the reviews I saw stated that it didn't have power seats like some competitors! I just purchased my s premium with convenience package yesterday. I can confirm that only the driver seat has the power seats :) awesome ride compared to my previous 2010 Elantra! Got my new car for 21,518! Great price for the features!!

  • @Jabronie0
    @Jabronie0 10 років тому +1

    Is there a noticeable difference in performance between the eco trim and the other trims?

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому

    I have and I really like the wagon, but then again I have a thing for wagons.

  • @jazzdude904
    @jazzdude904 10 років тому +1

    Corolla S Premium comes with an 8-way power adjustable seat with lumbar support.

  • @Sippy309
    @Sippy309 10 років тому

    Good review...Thx

  • @ALLin1ish
    @ALLin1ish 10 років тому +5

    I think if you maintain any car, it will last you a long long time...
    my 2002 corolla still runs great...

  • @danx3504
    @danx3504 6 років тому +1

    The Corolla is Australia's Best Selling car from 2013-16. Also it is the Best Selling car of ALL TIME. No car has come close how many Corolla have sold.

  • @4af
    @4af 10 років тому +1

    There are multiple threads on Toyota Nation about the hard, noisy ride and short, thinly paddded seat bottom of the 2013 Avalon as compared to the previous generation 2012 Avalon. Edmunds just reviewed the 2014 Corolla and found the ride harder and noisier than the Chevy Cruze.

  • @ramirogmail1977
    @ramirogmail1977 10 років тому +2

    Would you test the eco or S model?

  • @666dynomax
    @666dynomax 10 років тому +1

    Do yourselves a favor, take the 6speed out first, then try the CVT slush box. In my long test drives, I'm getting much better fuel economy around town than the CVT (well, when i say much, i dont mean that much 1-1.5L/100). 6 Speed works much better. Thats what i bought.

  • @Native722
    @Native722 8 років тому +1

    I've heard past civics have transmission problems but not sure about the newer civics. I like the Corolla though so it's a tough call.

  • @theproweb
    @theproweb 10 років тому +1

    You guys should do a video on the Dodge Dart, I think it's a very decent option in the compact sedan segment.

  • @speedfiend925
    @speedfiend925 10 років тому +1

    Not sure why your Corolla would not have a 8 way power drivers seat. Passenger is manual pretty much across the board in the compact segment. The Power Drivers Seat is not bundled with the Convenience Package. Your car should have an 8 way power drivers seat unless that option was dependent on region. I just downloaded their E-Brochure which is not region dependent and it clearly states that S Premium adds Softex Leather and 8 Way heated Power Drivers seat along with 4 way adjustable pass seat.

  • @toddgiaro7657
    @toddgiaro7657 3 місяці тому

    Wonderful voice!

  • @aluisious
    @aluisious 3 роки тому +1

    It doesn't have an "infinite number of gears." It has a continuous gear ratio.

  • @FirstHillSeattle
    @FirstHillSeattle 10 років тому +1

    They may be the same size, but I would not consider those two cars to be in the same class. Verano is more expensive, so I would expect it to be quieter.

  • @uk574
    @uk574 10 років тому +1

    Which compact car has the lowest noise levels (wind/road noise)? Golf maybe?

  • @paulbunch8388
    @paulbunch8388 8 років тому +4

    Alex, you are great at this. Do you work as a Salesperson on a lot?

    • @AAutoBuyersGuide
      @AAutoBuyersGuide  8 років тому +2

      +Paul Bunch Thanks! No, I have never worked for a car company or a dealer.

  • @aiminamiable
    @aiminamiable 10 років тому

    After that we got into a accident and our car was totaled. Should I get a jag XJ or a Maserati quatrroporte?

  • @tienhoang9914
    @tienhoang9914 10 років тому

    You may find this question is silly, but how do you install apps to a Toyota corrolla s ? I bought this car for a month now, and I have no idea how to do it.

  • @bliglum
    @bliglum 9 років тому +1

    Amazing amount of rear legroom.

  • @AAutoBuyersGuide
    @AAutoBuyersGuide  10 років тому

    The Jetta and Passat got less refined in this last generation in search of higher volume in America.

  • @dandevilbr
    @dandevilbr 10 років тому +1

    Sadly in Brazil this is one of the top cars we have here, and it coust so much.
    btw, nice car.

  • @Buc_Stops_Here
    @Buc_Stops_Here 10 років тому +1

    Quietest ride is not the Ford Focus in the small/compact car class. That would be the Buick Verano.

  • @phallimotloung1088
    @phallimotloung1088 10 років тому

    I would love to know something 0-100 of the Toyota corolla S plus

  • @peipeizhao4637
    @peipeizhao4637 10 років тому

    nice job!

  • @Murphy82nd
    @Murphy82nd 10 років тому +1

    Indeed, of course my comments are also relative to me. For me personally 130 HP is lower than I want. I also personally think there are better options out there, ala the Mazda 3. The added price, again for me, is worth what you get.

  • @uk574
    @uk574 10 років тому

    thx! and have you driven Jetta Sportwagen?

  • @owencarroll4528
    @owencarroll4528 10 років тому

    power seats are available in the top end models .. what are u talking about?

  • @MrCarlsson86
    @MrCarlsson86 10 років тому +1

    And can also review the S model? I heard it's much more exciting to drive.

  • @gaijinblow
    @gaijinblow 10 років тому +1

    Reminds me of the ford focus redesign for their 2008 MY.

  • @bgm1911
    @bgm1911 9 років тому +1

    Alex, could you please provide an opinion as to why the '14 Corolla is loud as compared to the competition; is it the lack of cabin insulating material, or the tires, or a combination of the two?
    I had a 2006 IS250 and then purchased a 2009 Corolla. That year was amazing for the Corolla, as it was quiet and comfortable. Has Toyota gone backwards?

    • @AAutoBuyersGuide
      @AAutoBuyersGuide  9 років тому +1

      I think it is a bit of both. Toyota has not gone backwards per se, but the others have really improved their compact sedans.

  • @thecarelectronicguy687
    @thecarelectronicguy687 9 років тому

    Alex on Autos Alex, accordiing to Toyota's website, the only version of the Corolla with the manual climate control is the base L model. Being that you have the touchscreen and the CVT transmission, you clearly have an LE model. So how is it possible that you don't have the automatic climate control when it's supposed to be standard on all Corollas except the base L trim?

    • @Lucky8s
      @Lucky8s 8 років тому

      +thecarelectronicguy Actually, the manual air conditioning comes base on the L, LE and S trim. The only trim that comes with automatic air conditioning standard is the LE Eco trim. Clearly Alex has the LE base trim, and not the LE premium or LE plus package.

  • @MrCarlsson86
    @MrCarlsson86 10 років тому +1

    Hi Alex, love the review. Are the speakers better than the 2013 model? Thanks

    • @vs9312
      @vs9312 9 місяців тому

      The speakers are great

  • @cyblogng9765
    @cyblogng9765 Рік тому

    Very detailed

  • @irfanspace
    @irfanspace 10 років тому

    one thing is pretty bad in corolla is outside noise , specially u get so much noise when u cross bridges ...noise is the big issue ...

  • @sungkim2526
    @sungkim2526 10 років тому

    that blooper at the end lolol

  • @Dwijesh91
    @Dwijesh91 10 років тому

    The Eco Premium doesn't have a garage door opener. While being "fully loaded" / "premium".

  • @kasio22b32
    @kasio22b32 10 років тому

    Excuse me, did you mean all the 14' Corollas' LED headlights have HID?

  • @yoshi18929
    @yoshi18929 10 років тому +2

    love the ending lol

  • @ahmedferchichi3108
    @ahmedferchichi3108 10 років тому

    i'm gonna take a car and i'm wondering between 2 models, COROLLA 2014 and LANCER GT 2014
    which one to choose, seems very difficult!!
    any help pls?
    knowing that i'm seeking durability..

    • @zachary3777
      @zachary3777 10 років тому +1

      If you want reliability? Corolla all the way.

    • @747-pilot
      @747-pilot 9 років тому

      Ahmed Ferchichi There is nothing difficult about that decision. There is NOTHING that even comes CLOSE to the RELIABILITY, DURABILITY AND LONGEVITY of a Toyota product.
      Honda can dream on.....my a** ... with their unreliable transmissions and other issues, especially Acura products such as the 2014 MDX which are having a ton of issues!