@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 what trim is it? is it a LE? I have an LE and there is a lever to unlock the steering column so it could title up and down. no telescope though.
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 Go to the toyota website www.toyota.com/owners/resources/warranty-owners-manuals/corolla/2001 and download the PDF owner's manual. on page 70 or digital page 74 you will find the picture of that lever to adjust steering column. Good Luck!!!
And nothing changed. I was in a Uber with a 2020 Corolla with over 410,000 Miles he runs it 13-14 hours a day 6 days a week. Everything still working , ac original engine and transmission
@@xxk4rilsxxmy father got a friend that drove from Argentina and back 23 times with a Toyota Corolla from 1998, he also drove to Colombia, Ecuador, Chile and Bolivia. He accumulated around 15k KM from 20 years of ownership of that car.
I drove a 84 with an 85 carburetor engine for my first car. Love the simplicity of the corolla brand. I even drive a 2015 today and plotting on the newer corolla with the 2.0 engine (:
Our family had a 1986 Corolla Sedan. These Toyotas were very advanced for their time and behaved a lot more like a modern car than many of their competitors did.
I just sold my 86 Corolla (Sedan) here in Pakistan 1 month ago. It's my first ever vehicle my father bought it for me in 2012. I'm missing it so badly. 💔
I just sold my 86 Corolla (Sedan) here in Pakistan 1 month ago. It's my first ever vehicle my father bought it for me in 2012. I'm missing it so badly. 💔
This is one of those great ads that epitomizes the age. (But the very best 1980's car commercial goes to the 1985 Plymouth Duster. Unfortunately the car itself is a late-'70's design, but everything else!...)
Wow, I remember a friend of mine bought an Corolla LE. He is a nerd on cars. One day he asked me, why my car always hot in traffic jams and ok on long distance. (I was driving a nissan sonny 130y). So I checked his car. I found out the reason and asked him. How long has this happened?. He answered, nearly 4 months. I said to him you are lucky that your engine didn't not burn. I told him that, there is no water in the radiator.
Car ads 2020: car going in highway/city for 15s and slogan of the manufacturer Meanwhile in the 1984 Corolla: people going mad about new dash and foldable rear seat
one of my sisters bought an 87' 5 speed corolla brand new. Besides oil changes and regular maint, I just don't recall her ever having any issues with that car. It was as reliable as a claw hammer.
While it might have been incredibly plain in the styling department, they were good cars. Here in New Zealand it is second nature to see Corollas of this generation being used as daily drivers (same applied when I was in LA in '09). As for the advert, the South African (accents aside) giveaway is the reflectors at the front. And that soundtrack sounds like its done to the tune of The Cars - "Hello Again" (which also came out in 1984)
Just went back to NZ before covid and was pleased to see old old old! 90s JDM cars still rolling around as daily drivers. Nothing special, no significance just cars. Anywhere else and they'd be worshipped.
here in 2023 I saw one of these on the road yesterday talk abt durable. They might not be the fanciest car but goddam they’ve gotta be the most durable and reliable ride i’ve seen. Talk about a bargin, wish we had more cars like this nowadays
My first car was a blue 1984 Corolla hatchback. Super simple and tough little car - although it once stopped dead in the middle of the road (I’d ignored a recall notice - but to be fair the notice said it might fail to start, not fail to keep running).
I remember an nad on a magazine which said somrthong like "One more Valve of power and economy!" And also said that "the car isn´t more big - wheel base", but they forwarded the motor vane and tehe were more space for legs on rear seats. Direct competition ? Nossan Stanza
yep the great day when you could buy a new car and keep it forever now if you want a car you will spend a fortune on repairing a plastic bucket until warranty ends
The 81 was actually introduced in 1979. It wasn't released in Australia until 1982 as the Australian assembly plant kept making a 1975 facelift until then.
*Lyrics:* "It's a whole new number! You'll see it in a flash. ...And it gets you moving- with Corolla dash! When you go one better You go with much more space! Open new horizons- With its flair and pace!" *---* ... Edit 1: I'm not sure if the last line is "selling pace" or something else, but I've slowed it down and try to see what it is and this is the best line I got out of it that makes the most sense, I've heard "smelling" at first and that's probably not it with "mailing" as a close second, but yeah, 1980s ads quality. Edit 2: "Flair and pace" makes the most sense.
@AndyMcWhite Funny enough, my grandma have a Toyota Corolla, cant remember what model, but its around 30 years old, and works great! Changed exhaust the other day.
Saw a mid-eighties Tercel SR5 4wd wagon on the road today. I haven't seen one of those in I can't remember when! It was all worn out looking, faded paint, some rust, but still all original and no smoke from the engine. Well sorta. The guy had mounted what looked like a 5,000 watt generator to the front bumper.
80's car commercials: Our cars aren't the fastest, but they're sure fun to drive! Car commercials now: We're the safest car. That's all that matters is safety, right? We hope so, because our cars are pretty boring and uninspired without it... Uh, look! We have automatic lane assist so you can "safely" check your phone and do other stupid and dangerous driving habits!
The first Corolla with front wheel drive. GM and Toyota had a partnership and sold this car as a Chevy Nova. Doesn't seem possible this was almost 40years ago.
I wish my parents had bought Toyotas back then. They would still be in the driveway today like my current 20-year old Toyotas. Big advantage is none of my vehicles have payments, unlike my neighbors with modern vehicles.
Fun fact, most of the corollas in this ad are still on the road.
Yeah Okay...
@@scott8238 lol in non salt states he's right. A UA-camr has 3 or 4 Novas ( Corolla clone) in AZ
@@scott8238 There are thousands of these things romping through rutted out mud roads in Colombia last time I went in 2014.
@@toyoscio I live in NV and don't see any here or in nor cal.
I’ve seen a ton. They don’t look like a brand new car would but that’s ok! It’s beautiful
This is probably one of the most 1980s-ish commercial I have ever seen.
The moonwalk and wheelspin is priceless!!
Adjustable steering wheel, foldable rear seat.
Even nowadays there are cars still cannot perform these 2
and some even have drum brakes on the rear.
And some have puddles to open windows
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 It's adjustable, there is a lever at the bottom
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 what trim is it? is it a LE? I have an LE and there is a lever to unlock the steering column so it could title up and down. no telescope though.
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 Go to the toyota website www.toyota.com/owners/resources/warranty-owners-manuals/corolla/2001
and download the PDF owner's manual. on page 70 or digital page 74 you will find the picture of that lever to adjust steering column. Good Luck!!!
Whens the last time we saw people this excited about a corolla
Initial D 🤣🤣🤣
Before that was a reason to be excited
Now. There's a new TRD version or something. Looks pretty cool
No shit ...
Probably niche gearheads like me in 2005 with the Corolla XRS
It’s insane how durable these cars are.
agreed, even it can fall down a 30 story building, stay in water for 24 hours, and STILL run.
And nothing changed. I was in a Uber with a 2020 Corolla with over 410,000
Miles he runs it 13-14 hours a day 6 days a week. Everything still working , ac original engine and transmission
@@xxk4rilsxxmy father got a friend that drove from Argentina and back 23 times with a Toyota Corolla from 1998, he also drove to Colombia, Ecuador, Chile and Bolivia.
He accumulated around 15k KM from 20 years of ownership of that car.
never noticed i can change height of my steering wheel. Thank you lol.
Welcome! Here to help ;)
Lol really? 😂
Did you change your car yet ya peasant?
Make sure it was part of the package😀
@@bhekayaka8753 yeah beuh
So much energy in this advert, I love it! Ads are so boring these days
For a small car in 1984 to offer a tilting steering wheel was actually kind of a big deal!
I can’t wait for this to finally come out. It looks like a sick car! 😍
it.. it already did in 1984
@@rockpie.squashfsNuh uh
@@HasanAsSami yuh huh
@@CeilingFanE76nuh uh
@@forg1931 oh darn 😔
I miss my 1984 Corolla!
+Jennifer Rubin My family had a 1986 Corolla! :) Was yours a hatchback sedan or a notchback sedan? :) Mine was a hatchback sedan! :)
I drove a 84 with an 85 carburetor engine for my first car. Love the simplicity of the corolla brand. I even drive a 2015 today and plotting on the newer corolla with the 2.0 engine (:
Moon walk burnout is ULTIMATE WIN.
No doubt about it
This masterpiece still being used till today it's quite crazy realizing it was from the 80s not the early 90s
Everything keeps going right, To-yo-ta!
very catchy actually.
I can't stop singing it, everywhere I go, its right there with me. I can never forget it.
Everything keeps going wrong - Che-vro-let!
Those were AWESOME Corolla's!
Light on fuel, A/C, and very easy to drive
1980's commercial: *all energetic and hyped up*
2020's commercial: _i can't reach pink color_
I don’t get you??
This comment is underrated
@Calcroze ding ding ding! We have a winner, congratulations sir, you won a free imaginary Corolla
@@pardin_vp6650 ?
These cars are still on the roads and reliable in 2020.
Miss my family's 1986 Corolla hatchback sedan! :(
Our family had a 1986 Corolla Sedan. These Toyotas were very advanced for their time and behaved a lot more like a modern car than many of their competitors did.
LOVETOYOTAS Amen! :)
What? Its either a hatch or a SEDAN... or a WAGON.
Hatchback or sedan? Make a choice
I just sold my 86 Corolla (Sedan) here in Pakistan 1 month ago. It's my first ever vehicle my father bought it for me in 2012. I'm missing it so badly. 💔
I find it amazing how they fit a 1984 camera inside one of these cars.
Had a 3 year old 1981 fantastic car.
Used one for more than a 10 years.
Reliable and very efficient.
corollas are amazing. I have a 92 corolla 280,000km still runs like new!
not gorillas?
You peasant
@sooje nite 😁
@@udaykaushal5833 at this point i have no more corolla.
@@howardleung did it die? Or did you sell it?
I just sold my 86 Corolla (Sedan) here in Pakistan 1 month ago. It's my first ever vehicle my father bought it for me in 2012. I'm missing it so badly. 💔
I have a 1985 ae86 hatchback Corolla
Can i be your son?
i sense some initial d shit coming
Hope you have the stickers on it, oh and don't forget the fog lights and carbon hood!
I want one
When that JDM boy at the back realises that it's not the one with the pop up headlights:
THOSE BASTARDS LIED TO ME!!
so who cares its just lights
@@vfspectrum4652 but its the toyota ae86 and i care.
takumi fujiwara are you seriously gonna cry over headlights
@@vfspectrum4652 YES!! YES!! WE ARE!!
@@vfspectrum4652 yeah
This is one of those great ads that epitomizes the age. (But the very best 1980's car commercial goes to the 1985 Plymouth Duster. Unfortunately the car itself is a late-'70's design, but everything else!...)
Wow, I remember a friend of mine bought an Corolla LE. He is a nerd on cars.
One day he asked me, why my car always hot in traffic jams and ok on long distance. (I was driving a nissan sonny 130y).
So I checked his car. I found out the reason and asked him. How long has this happened?.
He answered, nearly 4 months.
I said to him you are lucky that your engine didn't not burn.
I told him that, there is no water in the radiator.
Lol
Car ads 2020: car going in highway/city for 15s and slogan of the manufacturer
Meanwhile in the 1984 Corolla: people going mad about new dash and foldable rear seat
"Remember the good times?" These were the good times bud
the guy doing the moonwalk has so much swag
one of my sisters bought an 87' 5 speed corolla brand new. Besides oil changes and regular maint, I just don't recall her ever having any issues with that car. It was as reliable as a claw hammer.
While it might have been incredibly plain in the styling department, they were good cars. Here in New Zealand it is second nature to see Corollas of this generation being used as daily drivers (same applied when I was in LA in '09).
As for the advert, the South African (accents aside) giveaway is the reflectors at the front. And that soundtrack sounds like its done to the tune of The Cars - "Hello Again" (which also came out in 1984)
Your comment is 10 years old OMG
@@farcryfootballskills6519 I sometimes stumble upon comments I made 13 years ago
Just went back to NZ before covid and was pleased to see old old old! 90s JDM cars still rolling around as daily drivers. Nothing special, no significance just cars. Anywhere else and they'd be worshipped.
@@nathansharma87 yeah they're everywhere. I see Skylines everywhere but my American friends freak out over them.
i can remember back when a corolla was sold every 15 seconds world wide.
Let’s see if Tesla can do that.
@@edgarallanpoe9534 and they're unreliable 💩
And they're overrated pieces of shit that only soyboy hipsters drive or care about. Fuck EVs.
@@843idfa tesla is only a thing in the USA and maybe some parts of Europe but not in Asia at all
this commercial is actually pretty damn awesome!
here in 2023 I saw one of these on the road yesterday talk abt durable. They might not be the fanciest car but goddam they’ve gotta be the most durable and reliable ride i’ve seen. Talk about a bargin, wish we had more cars like this nowadays
It's amazing to see how far we have come by comparing this to modern cars. It's incredible 😮
This was my dad's dream car...... Then he stopped liking it when the newer ones from 2000s onwards came about
As a consumer, I more appreciate this kind of ad style than today's boring ads than you want to skip asap.
This can be their current ad and it will still sells the same. And aesthetically pleasing too.
My first car was a blue 1984 Corolla hatchback. Super simple and tough little car - although it once stopped dead in the middle of the road (I’d ignored a recall notice - but to be fair the notice said it might fail to start, not fail to keep running).
my dad used to have the Corolla 1981 model had the car for almost 10 years was a awesome car until it's Age kicked in lol
Mine has 27 years. I bought 11 years a go with no more than 200k miles a Toyota Corolla from 1993. Still running like they first day.
Hey Laban, seeing your comment here haha. Remember my mom's beige coloured 1984 one?
I bought one of these in 2012 and restored it almost 800k miles
The car that would get your kids to school in cold mornings while the rest were still trying to start up
that orchestral hit at the end really gets me
Who else got this recommended 11 years later?
wow this car is very long lasting, my grandmother neighbor still own one!
I still have this car
most EPIC model
proabably most COROLLA sold in Pakistan was 84-87
now parts are an issue else i love EE80 shape not me every one
Toyotas, the best cars ever built.
Toyotas are just impossible to kill like Jesus I still see these driving around
I remember an nad on a magazine which said somrthong like "One more Valve of power and economy!" And also said that "the car isn´t more big - wheel base", but they forwarded the motor vane and tehe were more space for legs on rear seats.
Direct competition ? Nossan Stanza
Fun fact: Toyota Corollas are actually one of the best selling Cars out there.
just some old days when petrol wasent even high and everything was so perfect 🥺
yep the great day when you could buy a new car and keep it forever now if you want a car you will spend a fortune on repairing a plastic bucket until warranty ends
@@Steve1766 Yup.
Awesome special effects!!
Ahh this is my second dream car
yassss cant wait til this car comes out!!! iVE BEEN SAVING MY WHOLE LIFE!!
This car came out more than 35 years ago
my friend still has it. and doing very fine.
@slyhitman214 well, im living proof. i have an 82 and ive seen up to 70's CORONA and its a good little car man
And a legend is born
The 81 was actually introduced in 1979.
It wasn't released in Australia until 1982 as the Australian assembly plant kept making a 1975 facelift until then.
Beautiful car
legend has it Toyota still rules today almost 40yrs later...
" I LOVE WHAT YOU DO FOR ME TOYOTA "
if only we had commercials like this now...
Dang now I want a corolla
Rolla RAGE!!!!!!!! haha commercial was awesomely funny! I've loved all 4 of my corolla's. they are FR beasts. E7 love.
*Lyrics:*
"It's a whole new number!
You'll see it in a flash.
...And it gets you moving-
with Corolla dash!
When you go one better
You go with much more space!
Open new horizons-
With its flair and pace!"
*---*
...
Edit 1: I'm not sure if the last line is "selling pace" or something else, but I've slowed it down and try to see what it is and this is the best line I got out of it that makes the most sense, I've heard "smelling" at first and that's probably not it with "mailing" as a close second, but yeah, 1980s ads quality.
Edit 2: "Flair and pace" makes the most sense.
Imo i think it could be flair and pace ?
@@tolkien777 I'll just put that.
I have an '86 that's been parked in my driveway for the last 18 years!
This was a nice model!!!
My Australian 2004 Corolla Sportivo was made in South Africa.
"Go One Better" must have been an Apartheid era Toyota jingle for SA. In the US it was "Oh What a Feeling"
" I love what you do for me TOYOTA "
are you still alive bro?? im from the future
She liked making the seat go back 👍
I have one & its amazing.
That dash really reminds me of my Mk1 MR2
I had an '81 and an '83 Carolla Tercel SR5.
@AndyMcWhite Funny enough, my grandma have a Toyota Corolla, cant remember what model, but its around 30 years old, and works great! Changed exhaust the other day.
Best car, I have driven this car for 10years
moonwalking with burnout was damn nice
Gotta go get me one! 🚗
oh what a feeling
Saw a mid-eighties Tercel SR5 4wd wagon on the road today. I haven't seen one of those in I can't remember when! It was all worn out looking, faded paint, some rust, but still all original and no smoke from the engine. Well sorta. The guy had mounted what looked like a 5,000 watt generator to the front bumper.
love corollas i have a 90 LE sedan with a JDM 4AGE red top swap. 200k miles still burns rice like new
WOW that’s amazing car I’ll buy it.
Nice car, smooth as hell
The car people wish they had bought after the alternative product they ended up with fell to pieces.
Wow, our car seems so much better now!
80's car commercials: Our cars aren't the fastest, but they're sure fun to drive!
Car commercials now: We're the safest car. That's all that matters is safety, right? We hope so, because our cars are pretty boring and uninspired without it... Uh, look! We have automatic lane assist so you can "safely" check your phone and do other stupid and dangerous driving habits!
eh blame general public becuase thats what they demand
The song's a bop
a real legend
I love this ad ❤
The first Corolla with front wheel drive. GM and Toyota had a partnership and sold this car as a Chevy Nova. Doesn't seem possible this was almost 40years ago.
Problem is that the Nova was assembled in the United States
i like this car
I want it, but cant find one where i live :(
Чё то прям после этого Тойоту купить захотелось
Had an 86 .12valve model for 18 Years from new ..faultless motoring
estos si que eran comerciales de verdad!
They actually built (assembled) theses cars down their in South Africa in the 80s and still do as well as other brands.
It's squared in style, the Toyota way. It's 80's after all.
The car that only rust can kill.
I wish my parents had bought Toyotas back then. They would still be in the driveway today like my current 20-year old Toyotas. Big advantage is none of my vehicles have payments, unlike my neighbors with modern vehicles.
The funny part is that this video was posted the month before I was born