2021 Toyota Corolla Review: A sweet-handling sedan | CarGurus
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- The 2021 Toyota Corolla showcases a terrific chassis begging for a more powerful engine.
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300,000 shoppers per year can't be wrong, right? The 2021 Corolla looks great and feels great, but under the hood lives some comparatively outdated engines. Cliff Atiyeh's test car offered the larger, 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. Was it enough to keep a smile on his face?
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Video review: Clifford Atiyeh
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Written review: Christian Wardlaw
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0:00 Introducing the 2021 Toyota Corolla
1:03 The Corolla's Engine
1:51 Driving Impressions
3:42 The Sportier XSE
4:18 Fuel Economy
4:41 Five Things to Know
5:10 Exterior Impressions
5:48 Interior Impressions
6:14 Backseat and Cargo Space
6:28 Instrument Panel
7:28 Infotainment & Technology
7:56 Pricing Overview
8:24 Final Thoughts - Авто та транспорт
Dude claims that the engines are rough. Ever owned a Toyota? They'll run for ever and never let you down.
he doesn’t know shit
i felt that in my heart he is so harsh
A lot people don’t know about cars
That’s so true! We had a 1996 Toyota Corolla that we bought used. The thing survived two moves across the country and two new student drivers. We had ours for 14 years before reselling it to a man who bought it for his daughter and she presumably used it to make ends meet as a pizza delivery driver and is still doing so. Between cross country moves, the student drivers and it’s new life as pizza delivery I would say our car lived an eventful life and it outlasted several vehicles.
@@TheChristianFairy
infinite Health activated.
The same engines are kept because they have proven reliable. Toyota is probably developing some new power trains but they take their time in this to ensure quality. I'm on my second Corolla and they are some of the most worry free cars that you can ask for. Their reliability is probably only rivaled by the Camry, Rav4 and Civic.
corolla>civic
And mazda
TRUE i prefered it that way, but yea it could use a heftier motor but only if its durebel
True, if you look into their design methodology they're insanely meticulous. Like they use the same sand from the same island for the engine castings because hey, it worked and it's reliable, so why risk even switching sand.
Thank you! For thirty grand, I am more interested in a car that will hold up over the years-even in heavy commuter traffic which beats the hell out of a car engine. That is more important than refinement.
“Average car“. “Commuter car“. Why do reviewers insist on finding the sportiest trim of a non-sporty car and then b**ch about how it’s not a sporty car? Also, the data doesn’t lie: the Corolla engine is remarkably efficient even in its class. The Corolla engine is also remarkably reliable among ANYBclass. And yet because you don’t the SOUND you tell potential buyers that it’s bad?
Fr, shits annoying as hell. Im planning on buying one and this bozo hating on a commuter car for not looking and sounding like a WRX with catback exhaust.
Because car reviewers like this dude try to pander to the young edgy car enthusiasts by using buzz words.
Seems like for reviewer drag race is everything.
"Trash talking a corolla" there, I fixed the description.
It’s funny how he doesn’t respond to the most liked comments correcting him at all lol, only to those who say “I couldn’t agree more” with barely any likes...
Most car reviewers like this dude trash talk Corollas and Camrys to try to pander to the young edgy car enthusiasts .
I always loved that Corollas weren’t fancy.
I love basic cars, toyota and dacia are notable
Car Reviewer : This car can go 0-60 in 3.5 sec ! Yeah ! This car is great.
“and toyota, i’m not really sure why they’re keeping these engines around so long.” Do you REALLY need that explained to you? 🤦🏽🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♀️ how about go fix your hair 🤢
Exactly! lol
I like how he said the engines are so old but yet a lot of Toyotas have old engines but they’re bulletproof in the reliable I would rather have an older engine and have reliability then have a new engine and have a breakdown really often and he’s the only one I’ve seen complain about the Corolla engines in the reviews others have said that they’re pretty good I actually have a friend that only 17 Corolla with the 1.8 L engine and he loved it he didn’t complain about not enough power he didn’t complain about the CVT. this guy failed to mention that the CVT on the 2.0 L engines have a physical first gear Toyota must be doing something right if it’s one of the best selling cars in its class
You're right Connor. The problem with professional car reviewers is that they drive very fast cars all the time so their perceptions are skewed. They don't realize that in the real world, we have to follow speed limits and stop for traffic so we don't need powerful race car engines.
Yah, im dissapointed with engine runs so loud but with Toyota Corolla most people buy for reliability.
Corollas and Camry's engines are bulletproof nothing like a Japanese car for reliability
Does the 2021 1.8L have the first gear feature?
@@pryme2013 No only the 2 liter engines are paired with the CVTs with the first gear.
You're being way too picky about the engines. May not be super refined but they're bullet proof and will last a quarter million miles no problem. Plus given the type of car it is just get the SE with that same 2.0 engine and save a pile of money. If you're going to spend upwards of 30K you might as well get a decently optioned Camry.
I agree that he is being too picky about the engines but your line of thinking is also wrong. You think "Why spend so much money on a Corolla when you can buy a Camry instead?" as if a Camry is an upgrade from a Corolla. Camry used to be an upgrade but not anymore.
These latest 12th gen Corollas have everything you can find in a Camry. Camry is just bigger, not better. I can buy a 2021 Camry XSE with cash but I would much rather buy a 2021 Corolla XSE. Why? I prefer the smaller size of the Corolla. 2021 Corolla size is how big Camry used to be 15-20 years ago and reminds me of my current 2000 Camry. 2021 Camry is just too big and heavy for me. Corolla also looks more attractive and drives smoother too IMO.
@@braetonwilson4296 Your preference on size is fine - there's something for everyone in the automotive world, but to say the Camry isn't a upgrade over the Corolla (regardless how well optioned) is just wrong. It is and always has been.
@@jeffmorse645 There's an big American automotive review channel on UA-cam called Raiti's Rides. Joe Raiti in his 2020 Corolla XSE video stated that he prefers the 2020 Corolla over the 2020 Camry because the Corolla rode smoother and was more pleasant to drive. Keep in mind that Joe rode both Corolla and Camry back to back.
Let's compare base trims since that is the highest selling trim for both cars. 2021 Camry LE comes with a 7 inch touchscreen and manual climate controls. 2021 Corolla LE comes with a 8 inch touchscreen and automatic climate controls. I can keep going but you get my point. Camry is no Lexus and is definitely NOT an upgrade over Corolla.
If you want to be technical, the top trim level of the Kia Forte is thousands less than $29k.
Corollas motor and transmission is more reliable than its competitors. It’s meant to be a reliable vehicle. Great for people who aren’t good about maintaining it. Keeping engines around so long because it’s tried and true
Is it trouble free from repair not maintenance for 100k miles?
How reliable are they now with the Cvt transmission from what I heard not good
I like that they are quality, affordable, and not flashy to avoid attention. Perfect for college students or commuters
Do these vehicles have a get up and go. We had a 2020 Honda HRV and it didn’t have the go.
Mt husband bought the L 10 years ago. We are going to shop for a new one now because it has over 275000 miles. He won't consider anything else.
Corollas are bulletproof they don’t give up
I'm going for a SE.
Is the CVT transmission good in Corollas?
@@stevo6891 Yes.
You skipped the LE trim which is wonderful. It’s very affordable
What's so special from the le compared to the SE?
@@juanmondragon it’s just more economical... it still has great technology in it.
All I know is that it doesn’t have Sport mode.
Still comfy either way
@@alfredc.7777 it gets worse gas mileage than the 2.0 SE trim and is slower. I got my 2020 last year for just under $19,7 which is less than what LE models go for now.
You're better off with the 2.0 engine.
I would pair it with the manual and get the SE model - be tough choosing between the hatch or sedan version actually until I got to see one in person. With manuals becoming harder to get and offered only one model of the Mazda3 (no longer in the Mazda6), I don't have much choice anymore unfortunately. Till then, I'll be enjoying my 6 speed, Mazda6 touring trim. Glad we do have a choice today - Toyota please keep making em this way! Solid, reliable and in trims for everyone.
Great Video!!! I just copped my one and uploaded it on my YT Channel
That 2.0 engine first came out in 2019 in thw Corolla hatch, the 1.8 has been around for a long time. You want more power get the Camry V6.
2.0 engine came out in 2018 because the 2019 Corolla hatch started being sold in 2018. So the 2.0 engine is 3 years old and has established itself to an extent.
More plastic in the 2.0. The 1.8 still has metal valve covers on top.
When will you review 2021 GMC Yukon ???
I’m waiting
At 6:20 is reported that it has 13 cubic feet or 368 liters of trunk or boot space. Toyota Corolla is the MOST SELLING CAR IN THE WORLD for more than 10 years and the best-selling medium sedan in Brazil, but here in Brazil it has 470 liters or 16.5 cubic feet of trunk capacity.
Just bought an se trim. It makes a winy noise when I shift from park to drive and vice versa. Anybody own one and does it suppose to make such noise.??
Yes that's the electronic parking brake. Noise is normal.
It’s normal don’t worry
This car has different nosies all normal
it’s the e break disengaging when you put it in drive. it engages on its own again when you put it back into park, that’s why you hear it again. it’s supposed to do that
"no rear vents"
lol not exactly.
as i hate to have wind directly on me, there's underseat vents. yeah i know... but there's rear vents lol
Are Toyota CVT's reliable?
Yep, no worries. One may be sure of that.
Yep!
I was curious about buying a new Corolla as a daily but they lost me at CVT
WHATS with the Distracting hair????
I didn't even notice his hair. Then again, I'm not attracted to men.
It’s sexy
@@2004cyrus it’s attention seeking
@@dino91001 there may be a certain amount of truth to that. It doesn’t bother me on this man. He will cut it some time I’m sure. I think he is cute.
I love the new Corolla it’s nice
Thanks for being honest, reliability needs refinements, agreed 👍.
"Being honest" = saying what I want to hear
I just bought an XSE Hatchback 6 speed in Tampa for less than $23,000. I think the manual helps its' performance.
a most beautiful looking corolla yet especially the hatch!
The music reminds me there is a Turkish bazar next door.
🤣🤣
I have a 2021,. 1.8 is fine. CVT is ok for MPG but sucks for off the line if you have to push it. The only thing i don't like is trying to eat and drive with a passenger.. elbow hit. I give mine 9.25/10
The engine has plenty of power it’s just the CVT that kills it. Give it the 6 speed automatic and that thing would go.
Y’know, Williams tried to put a CVT in an F1 car way back when, and the FIA banned them because they would’ve allowed the cars to drive the entire race in the heart of the power band.
Good review and interesting hairstyle. We need more of this guy.
Yes. very, very interesting.
Yeah, not really
lol. no we do not 😂🥴
I thought that the Corolla was going to be my 'next' economy car, ...... And then came the 2022 Civic hatchback, with the base 2.0L engine (no turbo) and it looks like a baby Porsche Panamera on the outside, and way better than the Corolla on the inside. Now my next car is going to be a Civic hatchback instead.
Toyota needs to upgrade their engines to Kia standards?
How can you take this seriously?
I love it
If you put 16 inch rims on, the Corolla will pull harder due to shedding 10lbs per wheel
Trying to decide between this or a CHR 🤨
Take this
Take the Honda if you want style, better speed, Technology
@@The.Austin1 He said between a Corolla or a CHR not a Honda sorry buddy
I personally really like both but you can get a few more features in the Corolla that you can’t with the CHRIf it was my money I would probably go with the Corolla
@@connordurham8216 CHR is a Honda
Civic has alot of consumer complaints
I bought One >2017 of course toyota corolla se w/premium package got to have sun roof 💕 that triple black sand Pearl mattalic I Love my 🚗😁
That 1.8 L is the reason I buy Corollas. You sound like a music critic for hip-hop reviewing Mozart. But thanks, now I know i will buy the model L.
if you like the basic wheels that is. I call the LE the lame edition for a reason
Why dump on this guy's review? Maybe the new Corolla is dependable etc. It is this guy's opinion the engine lacks compared to the rest of the car. And $30k for a Corolla? My brother just bought a fully loaded CRV for that amount. I am looking at a rental car this week for a trip and was considering the Corolla...but for a long trip I think I will go a step up for size.
No hybrid models available at your location?! Better performance and better fuel economy
With the Corolla hybrid LE with only 21 miles, yes 21 miles; on the dash what does it mean when it says accelerator and brake pedal pressed at the same time. And it shows that orange like upside down bowling pin icon with a pedal next to it. This is our first hybrid and they didnt drive it around with us. We've only had it since last Friday.
You are reviewing a small and reliable car not a supercharged gas-guzzling car, stop complaining about it
Nice car!!!
That winy CVT I could not deal and is a turn off
Ok, buy a DSG or some other "reliable" double-clutch transmissions. :)
Except for Mazda and VW, every other competitor has a CVT too.
Manual with rev match
It's strange that US doesn't get the 2.0 hybrid with 180hp/132kw. I love the hybrid engine especially when put into sport mode, it really flies! Also EU version gets (some are optional) rear vents, rear doors materials below window are soft as well, 3D-instrument cluster option, HUD display, Blind spot monitoring, matrix-Bi-LED type lights, pano roof for estate version, wireless charging etc.. Strangely too the US has much better multimedia software in use. We finally got the Carplay/AA option in 2020, but no remote start etc.
Well, I think nobody liked this review, everybody prefers a reliable car as Corollas “0 problems” than fancy petitions from reviews that sometimes aren’t with common sense. I prefer a reliable car than super sporty car, I’m not Vin Diesel.
Almost 30k for a Corolla is ridiculous
Inflation plus the Corolla has gone upmarket. Corolla is no longer a basic econobox anymore. From the way it looks to the way it handles to the interior materials, it's very similar to an entry level German luxury car of 10-15 years ago (at least for the top Corolla trims).
That's not what you'd pay. This $30K corolla is completely loaded with several unnecessary add ons. You can usually pay about 20% off msrp with dealer discounts/rebates. You can get a base version for $18K and a top trims for $20-$22K.
@@igotanimac1 You can get a good discount but your numbers seem low to me and definitely don't include sales tax and fees. Top trim Corolla would be about 25K when you include taxes and fees. Base Corolla would be about 20K when you include taxes and fees.
@@braetonwilson4296 You can get 15-30% off msrp, with Toyota and Honda it's more in the 15-20% range and with Nissan it's more in the 20-25% range. So I just did the basic math. Base Corolla L Trim is $20,025 + $995 destination = $21,020 minus 15% dealer discount and rebates/incentives ($3,153) = $17,861, so as I said $18K + 0-10% sales tax. And $21,600 + 0-10% sales tax for top 1.8L engine XLE trim, and about $22,900 + 0-10% sales tax for top 2.0L engine XSE trim.
@@igotanimac1 I sell Toyotas and you can't get 30 percent off, that's false. Maximum in my dealership is 15% off, no more than that. Also you forgot to include destination for XLE and XSE. You also forgot dealership fees, doc fees, registration, title etc. Sales tax alone can be $2000.
Most engines get significantly louder when you rev them up. If you think this thing makes noise when you slam the gas pedal you should have driven my '74 Camaro; but, then again, you wouldn't know about old school cars.
Still waiting for Toyota to pull the trigger on the rumored GR version.
Have you driven the Apex? If so, you would not be asking for anything North America Toyota does that it deems "sporty". Huge difference between what the rest of the world gets and what North America gets. Its always a disappointment for the past two decades plus
Corolla GR is coming out in 10 months in October 2021.
bro switched from a lambo to a toyota
LE for avoiding leather. Every car maker is hard on vegetarians.
No need to worry. Toyota uses Softex, which is a fake synthetic leather not made from animal skin. You can buy the XLE or XSE or SE, no problem.
@@braetonwilson4296 I wish my LE Hybrid came with that vegan-friendly option you mention. Cloth seats are ok, but definitely harder to keep clean long term 🧼
this guys hair is outstanding
Looks great but it sounds like a Nutribullet.
The 12th Gen in my opinion is not better than the 11th which I have. The new Corolla has less room in the back than the 11th gen and it shorter in length
That is the one advantage of 11th gen over 12th gen. Otherwise, 12th gen Corolla is a much better car and much more fun to drive. 12th gen Corolla is a baby Lexus. Your car is great too.
Wth..The engine is the best part of the Corolla.
I have drove deferent car before turn 60 years old I owned used 2009 Toyota Corolla over 600,000 km nothing wrong with it now I just traded to 2021 Toyotas Corolla SE . I just deserved new one
What about the Chevy Cruze?
It's out of production. But you can watch my review when the second and last gen came out for 2016: ua-cam.com/video/ZSGCET7jvoo/v-deo.html
And this one from 2018: ua-cam.com/video/sBSYMMtG_8E/v-deo.html
@@northrollingacres realized it after I made comment. Wow. Good review as always.
I just hope Toyota figures out seat comfort someday.
My uncle's Corolla Sun 2017 has amazing seats, what made you say that?
@@dkDeMKN If you're extremely overweight, then yeah I guess the seats wouldn't be that comfortable.
Clifford, I couldn’t agree with you more on this one. After being a wallflower for decades the Corolla finally gets a little style, only to be held back by a so-so power train. Loyal Toyota owner here ( I own a 2014 Scion TC ) so I can attest to their reliability. This model has been around since the 60’s in some form or another. It’s time for Toyota to show it some love. You’re review was awesome Cliff🏎
Scotty is pleased with your comment.
I don't understand why Toyota doesn't put a better engine in this car.
They need to throw a turbo up in the bitch. To compete with the Civic.
@@HOTPLATEGAMING Compete with the Civic in what way? The oil dilution category? Or the most unreliable category? A lot of sensible people avoid the Civic because of it's direct injected turbo engine. Corolla's 2 liter engine gives a 0-60 time of 7.5-8 seconds, which is plenty fast.
@@HOTPLATEGAMING Turbo = long-term headaches and unreliability 🤷🏻♂️
Because the current engine is proven to be reliable and go a lot of miles. There are Corolla's with this engine that have 400,000 miles on them and still running
I have the LE of the 2020. Much better than the previous gen. I wouldent say it looks average, very stylish and aggressive for a commuter car. Its a Toyota atleast itll last you long time
I love Toyota’s!
We know sad! Mazda’s are better doe!
@@2004cyrus in ur dreams buddy
@@2004cyrus toyotas have better resell value ;)
@@saadtheman1 you want to be in my dreams?
@@2004cyrus u dont know nothing at all about cars anyone will say toyotas are way better and hold their value way better its ok lets see in 5 years how ur mazda runs😂
Maybe the USA can build reliable and affordable cars someday. Kids do you know what hydrogen is? 🤔
FCEV’s and hydrogen ICE vehicles will NEVER be a thing... Hydrogen ICE is just a straight up bad idea, snd FCEV’s are glorified and over complicated BEV’s. FCEV’s are insanely in-efficient, has an non existent infrastructure for filling up, making liquid hydrogen is worse for the environment than producing petrol and diesel, they have more moving parts than a BEV that can and will fail and they’re hilariously expensive.
No one should have their hopes up for FCEV’s and hydrogen ICE, it won’t happen. GM ditched it 20 years ago for a reason, and the Toyota Mirai is an outright failure even tho Toyota refuses to admit it.
@@TheGamingNorwegian hydrogen is produced by electrolysis of water... They will find the way to make it work. In the future you will fuel the cars with water and water will come out in the exhaust.
now I go to korean car.
The CVT kills everything. They need to change it to an 8 speed
This 2021 Corolla has the same CVT found in the latest Lexus UX 200 luxury SUV. It has a physical first gear which makes it in some ways, even better than the gear hunting problematic 8 speed automatic you find in the Camry. I love this Lexus luxury CVT in the Corolla!
The Kia Forte is even uglier and has a twist beam rear suspension. I rode as a passenger in a Corolla Hybrid and the engine sounded fine to me, and the car was built like a bank vault. I never felt such a rigidly built frame in my life. I much prefer the Corolla to the Subaru Impreza, which feels like it is made of tin foil and plastic. The Civic is probably way better than both, but I never get to ride in one because almost everyone has SUVs these days.
Just rode in a new Civic, Very loud in the back, loud in the front, cvt made in Mexico, engine from US, assembled in Canada, uhm...no thanks, rather get a #J vin from Japan, in the Corolla for quiet, comfortable and long lasting ride. Forte made in Mexico too.
He must be crazy, Corolla (not everyone I’ve ever been in was rough) not as lopsided as his hairstyle 💇♂️, please 😏
I am the only person who finds this guy annoying? This dude needs consider that he is in a commuter car not one of the higher end Toyota’s. This is proof that some of these car reviews don’t always know what they are talking about. Just an observation. I don’t really care about this guys opinion at the end of the day If you like a car then go for it. But you can never go wrong with a Toyota.
But they will last unlike Kia and a Sentra really that’s a crap wagon no matter what
Hatch is way sexier
Sedan is sexier
@@braetonwilson4296 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you think
@@lukelawrence6007 yes
Roo bad for Toyota better days are ahead make mine a Kia....
Goddamnit.... I just found out they're made in MISSISSIPPI!!!!!! I'm sure reliability and craftsmanship dropped just right there.
5Y vin is made in MS, the J vin is made in Aichi Japan, both are made to same specs that last a long...long time.
Ok yankee
YOU ARE REVIEWING THE WRONG CAR DUDE. Go review a Ford Fiesta.
The powertrain in this seems really... 1995
1995? Corolla shown in the video has a 2 liter high compression dual injected engine. Yes both port and direct injection. That kind of tech wasn't even available in 1995. Just to put it into perspective, this 2021 Corolla has the same amount of horsepower as a 2010 Camry LE despite the fact that the Corolla weighs several hundreds pounds less than that 2010 Camry.
Plus this Corolla has a unique Lexus CVT with a physical first gear. This is a revolutionary automotive technology that causes the car to launch like a rocket from a stop and have great fuel economy. Not bad, eh?
@@braetonwilson4296 You are absolutely right, my snark was set to 11 when I made that comment... it is just so noisy and underpowered given how refined Toyota can make things on the higher end (like the currency Camry) - rather than a truly innovative powertrain in an otherwise excellent car. I'm going to ignore your "launch like a _rocket_" comment... I would never use "rocket", "cvt" and "corolla" in the same sentence :)
@@rkalla doesn’t seem like you understand “reliability”. It’s a reason not much has changed the last decade with the engines in the hybrids........
When a company brags about adding Android Auto on a 2021 model, you know what to expect. Toyota does the least amount of innovation/updating as there sales figures will allow them. This way they can always excuse there uncompetitive products as being more reliable than the competition. Toyota buyers don't shop for a new car, they just go to a Toyota dealership and gets whats new. The lack of shopping means they don't know about what is being offered by the competitors. I wanted to buy a Corolla, but the Apex is worse than the standard Corolla in every way. The manual helps a lot but I can't turn a blind eye to a $26k Honda Civic SI with LSD and some go. $30k for that huge shiny black plastic bezel of the Rolla interior just doesn't cut it. I also hurt myself like three times trying to get out of the seat on those sharp, intrusive dash corners. Warning to those that have limbs
Oh shut up, Susan
When a person writes this much crap in one comment, you know they don’t really know what they’re talking about.
Sounds like my blender 😂😂 still a good car!
lol 😂 you don’t know what you are talking about. Great car for the price and reliability
I've owned this car for about a week now and not even 4 days into me owning it the car actually started falling apart literally. Hubcaps were the 1st to go bye bye
Wtf is wrong with the 2.0 engine ??? My son just got him a 2022 Corolla SE and I think that motor is awesome. This guy is just full of CarGuGu. 💩 💩
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0:35 TRUTH! American cars aren’t great.
He was saying that there are no American cars in this segment. Most American cars are better than most European cars but Japanese are still currently the best across the board.
we drove the corolla camry and rav4. our opinion boring, cheap materials and the camry and rav couldnt decide what gear to be in. my 2001 corolla drives far superior. give us cars with less technology without the cheap grills . also tiny rear windows and tiny side glass are too hard to see out of. solwe wont buy now just keep our older far superior older toyotas.
Whew! $30k for a Corolla. Yes, that may be what's on the Monroney (MSRP) sticker, but it hard to imagine that anyone actually pays that for a Corolla, even an XSE, if for no other reason than the competition is less, often much less. And then there's the fact that the SE version -- which is essentially the same car without a navigation package -- has an MSRP of $24k, and it's typically discounted $2k just for walking in the showroom. At that price it's an excellent buy for a car with a sterling reputation. No, the owner won't be be bringing home any autocross trophies, but there's enormous satisfaction to be had in knowing your first car -- or even your tenth -- is "dog loyal" and won't ever leave you stranded. That's why Toyota has sold millions upon millions of them.
Another vlogger complaining about CVT noise. How original!
It is loud and I love corollas
Who cares about the CTV nosie
@@mohammadsabir7600 Car vloggers, mainly.
@@twntythofsx lol
@@mohammadsabir7600 it’s unpleasant
A Toyota is a donkey...not a race or show horse...its not pretty, its not fast but gets you there, it doesn't break down, as long as you look after it..probably outlast you. 😌💪
If you pay more than 19000 for a new Corolla you are over paying.
That’s true if you were in 2005
Timo, stop living in the past, grandpa.
This dude reviewed the wrong car...next..
Nissan Sentra? I can't take you seriously when you mentioned the Sentra.
Besides a terrible engine, it sure seems expensive. The Sentra (with similar power and even better looks) looks like a bargain in comparison.
yah, buying a sentra will save you money for a new transmission for... that sentra
@@HaiLe-wy7dd Damn Hai Le that’s cold, but accurate. Sad because the new Sentra finally gets some much needed style 🏎
@@HaiLe-wy7dd Nissan has worked hard to improve their latest CVT transmission. This one will last as long as the car owner drains and refills the CVT fluid every 30,000 miles.
Corolla with the 2 liter engine has 20 more horsepower and more torque than the Sentra. Corolla also looks better but I get that looks are subjective.
The Sentra doesn’t have similar power and it’s CVT is worse than the one in this car.
maybe it's time the Corolla gets a BMW engine. nyuk nyuk.
Too bad for Toyota that the civic exists and the civics better in just about every way possible
All Toyota and lexis have the big black ugly grill, to ugly for me
86 is better
CVT tranny...no thank you...drive the turbo Mazda 3 and you won't even consider the Corolla. Toyota needs to step up their game in this segment.
Terrible review
Civic is 10 x better.
Thanks for the laugh! LOL!
Corolla looks nice civic looks like a taxi car lol
Civic is a clown 🤡 car