2010 Toyota Corolla LE POV Test Drive & 105K Mile Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2022
- This is a pre-owned 2010 Toyota Corolla LE.
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This Corolla comes in barcelona red metallic on gray cloth interior. The powertrain consists of a 1.8 liter naturally aspirated mated to a 4-speed automatic transmission.
Standard features of this Corolla include side curtain airbags, AM/FM radio, and power windows. Additional features include power door locks, cruise control, and an AUX input.
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Drove one of these for over 7 years, took it from CA to NC over 5 times, and it survived. I'm looking at getting a 2021 Impreza hatch in the next 2 months. That corolla might not have all of the creature features, but it has everything one would need in a dependable package.
A Corolla is a perfect road warrior car. When I was a contractor I drove my 2010 and its predecessor, my 2007, all over NJ, SE PA and No. Delaware. Both Corollas saved me on gas and is very comfortable. "Dark Shadows" now has almost 120k miles with no issues!
I LOVE my 2010 Corolla LE, in dark grey. I have owned it since 2015. 110,500 miles and still going strong. I call my Corolla "Dark Shadows", as in the horror TV soap opera.
i swear, this car has a lot more storage space than my new 2023 corolla
2023 has more airbags, sensors etc
Oooo le pov test drive, très bien!
A very well done video!
My dream Toyota sedan! Nice review bro.
Thank you for sharing and your APPRECIATION
The interior of that car is impeccable for its age.
I own this exact make, model and year. Has 189,000 miles on it and is still going strong.
I have one and love it ..
Had a 2015 dodge charger hemi AWD R/T rented. Couldn't wait to take it back. Had a 2013 Corolla LE rented & I thought it was the most perfect thing I'd ever driven until I drove a 2014 Corolla S.
My tank of a Volvo 2002 s60 started falling apart, I looked for an older car to avoid the CVT transmission. Ended up finding a 2010 Corolla S. I was on a budget and this car seems very reliable 35.2 mpg doesn't burn a drop of oil 95,000 when I got it, now 103,000.
What is CVT transmission?
That brake pedal feel of pressing it down too far is most likely because the rear brakes need adjustment; I had that problem with mine. I have a 2010 with almost 80K. Car's got a great ride (for a budget car) and is very reliable. The cars got enough speed to get around town and acceleration is generally good accept when you're negotiating one of those old cloverleaf interchanges. Man, the car is a dog from 15-20 trying to get up to 60-65. The transmission hates downshifting. These years do have some issues so care for them. Very comfortable seats too if you have back issues.
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my first car! I own the green variant of this car. My dad owned it before me and it's still kicking with 227,000 miles on it and counting! Toyota's are cockroach vehicles man.
Seeing you drive it is a whole other world! I am a whole foot shorter than you I can't imagine looking out my car's windshield like that haha!
Keep in mind, he might have a go pro on his forehead since it tracks his head movements in the test drive 😉
Love mine! 208,000 miles!
208k? 🫠
I’m at 201. I hope it can last to 300k
Still got a long way to go
Just bought a 2010 Corolla with 144K miles on it for my daughter. Hope it is as dependable as my 97 (387K miles)!
Rear leg room…BMW has entered the chat! 😂
Looking for any excuse to replace my 2009 corolla with 80 k miles and cant find one so far.
I need this a car…
Do a 2001 Mercedes’ Benz
What is that piece on the right side of the trunk I just bought one and mine is missing it what do I need to look up to find it?
I have no idea, I’d take to dealer to see what that is.
@@NothinButCarReviews thats what thinkin been searching since last week can't find it anywhere
are you referring to the molded plastic storage tray? I believe that's what Toyota calls it. I've never seen a Toyota Corolla without that. (I've had numerous Toyota Corolla LEs over the last 32 years)
Just snabbed one of these with about 30k miles 2011..my only complaint so far is its so small and light weight u have to be careful of slick roads and taking corners of highway ramps too fast u will slip if its slick conditions
Try a different tire. A lot of times a different tire can make all the difference in the world. Read tire reviews before you buy. It'll be an eye opener.
I had the same model and felt the same until I changed the tires to Michelin defender.
AYE BRO CAN YOU TEACH ME MORE ABOUT THE “3” gear
Exactly, what’s the difference between D and 3D?
How would you compare the steering of this car versus other car in the same competition such as the mazda 3 and honda civic?
Haven’t driven same model year 3 or Civic yet, but 08 Civic drove very similar to this Corolla if I remember right. I’ll try to review a 10-12 one of each of those asap so you can compare.
@@NothinButCarReviews Thank you very much
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The rear seats do not fold down to offer more trunk space
Mine does
Mine does. Have to pull levers in trunk
Mine does. You just have to pull the lever
These in manual are soo fun to drive😩
Toyota altis type j in the asean market. Tough and reliable
My mpg keep going down went from 26.8 to 26.3 how do I get it up
😬🤷🏾♂️ Check tire pressure?
Drive faster roads, tire pressure
Mine did that too on me and it never went back up. Just started dropping from around 38 down to 36. Tire pressure is kept up.
I changed something in my dash and had to disconnect the instrument panel without disconnecting the battery, and it went down further after that, to 34-35.
But it's been running fine for 10s of thousands of miles and still gets 34-35 mpg so I think it may have just been a computer accuracy thing.
@@HAL-dm1ehclean your throttle body with some Permatex throttle body cleaner. It's a Toyota part sold at dealerships. Also check your PCV or replace it if needed. Make sure to not douse your MAF because some mechanics aren't too careful and might end up ruining your mass air flow sensor. Other than that replace your fuel filter or use some fuel system cleaner but don't go over board with the additives.
Can anyone tell me how much this car cost in Nigeria right now ?
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If you were to take care of it. That will last you a while
Everyone need opinions I got an offer 11k for 67kmiles is it a good deal?
Not bad I guess:
Small land cruiser
Toyota Camry 35pls
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It looks nice, but it is a car from 2010, and that is 12 years old. Cars that old normally get crushed at wrecking yards, or they used to be in the past as everyone wants a new car that is not more than 3 years old, to impress their friends.
There are tons of older (pre-2015) Corollas, Civics, Camrys, and Accords on the roads of New Jersey. I don't see that many people shopping for new cars like in the past due to inflated costs, the chip shortage, CVT transmission, too much technology in the cars, bigger cars consuming too much gas, and so on. Now I used to keep a car 5 years then replace it with a brand new one. But I paid off my 2010 Corolla LE last year and it has 110K miles on it, no issues. In Jersey, my car would sell for over $8000 (yea, sellers' market). I plan to keep mine for a loooooong time. However, if I choose to get a newer car, the 2019 RAV 4 suits me fine (although I am not a fan of CVT and I can't drive stick).
You just don't spend much money owning this car. That's more freeing than taking on more problems sometimes.
@@kooltv221agreed
What are you talking about Willis? People around here drive vehicles all day long that are 30 and 40 years old.