I'm buying my 2nd Corolla LE this week or next. I drive as a courier, and since January of '21, I clocked almost 90k miles! Great car. I'll be trading mine in for the '22.
Great walk through video thank you we just purchased our 2022 Toyota Corolla LE and we really love it we're figuring out all the little Bells and whistles we used to have a 2011 Jeep Compass so it is quite a step up as far as technology We chose the blue print blue paint scheme on our Corolla cause it is just really nice In the gas mileage from the Jeep to the Corolla is gonna make a huge difference for traveling👍🏻👍🏻
This is a bad time for purchasing a car, the dealers are in a very good position because of the shortages in available vehicles. I waited 6 weeks and still no delivery. In some cases it takes over 2 months and that's not for any special order, just a regular car. In many cases, the cars that are available sell for or above the MSRP. Fortunately for me, a Corolla LE came in that was what I had wanted except for the color and I purchased it. If your looking for a vehicle and it shows In Transit, then be ready for a possible long wait because even the dealer when looking up the expected delivery date can only go what it says. In my case there was 3 different delivery dates given over 6 weeks, and it still was not delivered. When you decide what you want, look for a dealer that when they say New Car Inventory, that it's actually in stock, and not In Transit. Look for a dealer that shows New Inventory (meaning it will be on the lot) and Incoming New Inventory ( meaning it will be In Transit). Hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing this interesting info. Yes, the dealers are really calling the shots for now and good luck in them coming down on a price of a new or used car with the limited inventory across the country.
I'm getting a new 2022 Toyota Corolla LE for $ 25,600 including all taxes. MSRP is $.23,100. Is this a good deal?, Color is Red Pearl same as in the video
@@montyi8 NOT the best time to buy a new or used car, though you will probably get a MUCH better deal from the latter car from a private owner. What Justice said above is VERY true and right now, car dealerships are giving virtually NO deals to customers. In fact, they are often marking up OVER the sticker price. Car lots in my city are almost empty and what cars that are left are NOT the best colors and types of cars to choose from. The bottom line is if you can wait to buy a car at another time, then I would HIGHLY recommend that. If you DO need to get a car now, then you might want to consider getting a used car with low miles from a private owner but have a mechanic look at it first, of course, before you decide to buy the car. Best wishes on what you decide!
I'm gonna get a 2022 Toyota Corolla LE with heated seats, heated steering wheel, and more safety features! It's the third time I had a car now, I can't drive older cars anymore after the one I have now, and this spring I am gonna get a red 2022 Toyota Corolla LE!
I liked the Barcelona red color that was available with the 2020/2021 model years better than this ruby red which cost extra. Unlike the Barcelona red. Plus the Corolla should come standard with push button start. The new Honda Civic does.
great video - as for the Ruby Flare Pearl - in this video the car seems almost orange/red yet Ruby Flare Pearl on a Camry seems darker red/maroon. I believe the last color red on the corolla was barcelona red it seems closer to this color then other Toyota models of Ruby Flare Pearl. Any information to clarify this would be helpful ..............
I recently got mine yesterday toyota corolla Le 2022 but I noticed the keyless entry is not working or I might don't know how to activate it. I need to press the unlock button to get in. How do I activate the keyless entry? Thank u
I like the fold down seats. You can sleep right in the trunk on a matt when traveling. Just park in a hotel parking lot.
I'm buying my 2nd Corolla LE this week or next. I drive as a courier, and since January of '21, I clocked almost 90k miles! Great car. I'll be trading mine in for the '22.
How much did you pay with the market adjustment?
Great walk through video thank you we just purchased our 2022 Toyota Corolla LE and we really love it we're figuring out all the little Bells and whistles we used to have a 2011 Jeep Compass so it is quite a step up as far as technology We chose the blue print blue paint scheme on our Corolla cause it is just really nice In the gas mileage from the Jeep to the Corolla is gonna make a huge difference for traveling👍🏻👍🏻
This is a bad time for purchasing a car, the dealers are in a very good position because of the shortages in available vehicles. I waited 6 weeks and still no delivery. In some cases it takes over 2 months and that's not for any special order, just a regular car. In many cases, the cars that are available sell for or above the MSRP.
Fortunately for me, a Corolla LE came in that was what I had wanted except for the color and I purchased it.
If your looking for a vehicle and it shows In Transit, then be ready for a possible long wait because even the dealer when looking up the expected delivery date can only go what it says. In my case there was 3 different delivery dates given over 6 weeks, and it still was not delivered.
When you decide what you want, look for a dealer that when they say New Car Inventory, that it's actually in stock, and not In Transit. Look for a dealer that shows New Inventory (meaning it will be on the lot) and Incoming New Inventory ( meaning it will be In Transit).
Hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing this interesting info. Yes, the dealers are really calling the shots for now and good luck in them coming down on a price of a new or used car with the limited inventory across the country.
I'm getting a new 2022 Toyota Corolla LE for $ 25,600 including all taxes. MSRP is $.23,100. Is this a good deal?, Color is Red Pearl same as in the video
@@montyi8 NOT the best time to buy a new or used car, though you will probably get a MUCH better deal from the latter car from a private owner. What Justice said above is VERY true and right now, car dealerships are giving virtually NO deals to customers. In fact, they are often marking up OVER the sticker price. Car lots in my city are almost empty and what cars that are left are NOT the best colors and types of cars to choose from. The bottom line is if you can wait to buy a car at another time, then I would HIGHLY recommend that. If you DO need to get a car now, then you might want to consider getting a used car with low miles from a private owner but have a mechanic look at it first, of course, before you decide to buy the car. Best wishes on what you decide!
I'm gonna get a 2022 Toyota Corolla LE with heated seats, heated steering wheel, and more safety features!
It's the third time I had a car now, I can't drive older cars anymore after the one I have now, and this spring I am gonna get a red 2022 Toyota Corolla LE!
I'm buying a brand new corolla le 2022 with 0 mile next week in white color. Can't wait
Just got the white yesterday, now a little bit of regret not getting the ruby for 300 dollar difference 😅
I liked the Barcelona red color that was available with the 2020/2021 model years better than this ruby red which cost extra. Unlike the Barcelona red. Plus the Corolla should come standard with push button start. The new Honda Civic does.
Love to see Base model toyota corolla sedan L automatics ...too much showcase of manual/ standards.
great video - as for the Ruby Flare Pearl - in this video the car seems almost orange/red
yet Ruby Flare Pearl on a Camry seems darker red/maroon. I believe the last color red on the corolla was barcelona red it seems closer to this color then other Toyota models of Ruby Flare Pearl. Any information to clarify this would be helpful ..............
Good vid. Planning on getting this with the premium package or the xle.
Just make sure you know what you need. You don't wanna pay for features that you know you won't be using.
What additional features does the XLE have over the LE?
No blind sensors for L.E. Right?
I thought it was cool that you mentioned the extra cost for that color at the end of the vid. I was wondering if you were going to.
I love the new colors.
5:46 my '22 LE has a 2.0L engine, not 1.8L.
You just not have an L or LE then
I recently got mine yesterday toyota corolla Le 2022 but I noticed the keyless entry is not working or I might don't know how to activate it. I need to press the unlock button to get in. How do I activate the keyless entry? Thank u
Very helpful I am supposed to be getting one.
My dealer charges almost a grand for the pearl colors like the two seen here even though MSRP from Toyota is $400 or so.
Refuse to pay for ridiculous surcharges or fees. Tell them you will not pay more than MSRP.
Forget it. I just purchased this vehicle and the special color cost 420.00
@@CC19524 everywhere is doing marks ups/market adjustments it’s kinda unavoidable
Sorry, not crazy about that color- looks like a Burnt Orange.
The video does no justice to the actual color. It is a good looking maroon no orange in it ay all.
Feel gauge?
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Price would helpful.
These days: $21500 MSRP -$1000 Manufacturer Rebate + $2000 Dealer Markup = $22500 + TTL, Doc Fee, taxes etc.
@@shurup06 sounds about right. I got the '22 LE ruby red for 24k$ OTD.
@@shurup06 that’s it for your markup?! I’m looking at having to pay about 28,000 with everything taxes included. Ridiculous
@@QueueTeePies What was the MSRP just for the car?
Ragnarok!!!!!!
CVT = NO $ALE for me.
It's actually pretty good. I own the 2020 model
At least it has a launch gear
Sorely underpowered.