Should You Buy a Toyota Corolla Cross? | The Back to Basics Toyota!
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- So Should you buy a Toyota Corolla Cross? A Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician reviews the Toyota Corolla Cross which is a Genuine Toyota and a true return to basics for Toyota.
In this video we take a look at the Toyota Corolla Cross. How is it to own and live with for a week. I did a heavy technical review on the Toyota Corolla Cross and in that video I told you that once I get a chance to drive one for a week I'll do a full review and here it is!
Find the full technical review video here.
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The Toyota Corolla Cross is a breathe of Fresh Air. It is a return to basics. Something that Toyota does very very well is make sensible day to day cars that just keep going. And this one really delivers that very well.
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0:00 Intro
1:06 Interior Review
7:35 Exterior Review
11:55 Things that are not good
14:44 Final Verdict
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I really wish there was a way to make it so you never had to press the stop stop start button, so basically shut it off for forever in that when the ingition is restarted , that function wont come back on. Pressing that button every time while easy enough is a pain in the rear. I wonder how these CVT's will hold up.
@@lightningsmokerXx the hybrid should fix that problem if they make it available here.
@@OOICU812 The Hybrid is expected to be available by the fall.
I must say. Every review said the Cross was sluggish, and although it is no speedster I frankly LOVE my Corolla Cross! I have been teaching my friend how to drive in his Mazda cx-30 which has amazing pickup as well as I've tried other more zippy cars like the Civic, and honestly I never thought I would.think this way, but the Ride in my Cross is so much nicer. I love the pick-up on other vehicles, but after driving a 4.5 hour road trip to NY, my back didn't hurt, I didn't feel exhausted from feeling the road all day. Honestly the car has forced me to Lower my speed closer to the speed limit, I feel like a safer driver, and it is a comfortable ride. Plus, the car may not be "zippy" but it is more than sufficient for highways. If you were on The 5 in LA, okay, I get the issue. But honestly my car did fine in Boston, Manchester NH, all major highways in New England and NY and it drove great!
I work for Toyota, and got one of the first built last year. It has 4k miles and I love it. It feels like a classic Toyota that goes forever.
Go on forever ?
Not with a CVT . 😢
I got one in late December. Very hard to find anything reasonable at that point but so far this the the best most functional working vehicle I've ever owned. Couldn't be happier.
How's the acceleration? I wonder what the new Honda HR-V will bring.
@@thundergato84 I have one, and the acceleration is the worst thing about the car. It’s okay for the most part but if you want to gun it a bit to get on the freeway, good luck. Other than that I love my Corolla Cross. The only thing I would change is getting a hybrid version to really add some more punch to the engine and acceleration. The bigger RAV4 Hybrid my GF has does have more punchy acceleration. Hoping the same when the hybrid comes out
you were drove a corolla before?
is it so what faster ?
Exactly my thoughts, looking for something reasonably priced is close to impossible today, but this one is somewhat OK for the price.
@@thundergato84 They will bring a higher price for sure.
It is nice to see a vehicle aimed at people needing safe reliable transportation. Not everyone needs all of the extras just to drive from home to work and return.
Corollas are the last of the affordable vehicle options
@@priscillawoods1313 Last? Allow me to introduce to you Kia and Hyundia.
@@srobeck77
Reliable? As reliable as Corolla? I still drive 2007 Corolla. Good car. I bought it used 13 years ago. It was a loan car at Toyota dealer.
@@seattledreamer9901 good for you guy. but ya in the modern era and googles, kia and hyundia are very similiar in reliability to toyota and has even surpassed honda in most major car reports.
@@srobeck77 Lmao Kia and Hyundai are junk. They are oil burners even when well maintained and still in low mileage. Toyota engines don’t burn oil at all.
I’ve had my Corolla cross for 6 months now and it’s an excellent car, high quality, and comfortable. I disagree with your opinion that the engine is hopelessly slow. I find I have no problem around town, it’s adequate. As for highway, I also have had no issues with merging or passing. I know this is subjective. But just wanted to give you my two cents owning this car for 6 months and used in various situations.
Same, we have it for four months now and engine is not slow. It won't accelerate to 60 miles in 4 or 6 seconds, but will get there in ten seconds or so.
@@hiramirza2528 thanks for this comment yall. I have mine on order and hopefully will get it July 5th. 10 seconds ain’t bad. Better than my 2006 Scion XB
What range do u get per full tank? I barely get up to 400km when I fill up my tank
@@roberto.ogunbanwo6258 I have gotten up to 475kms per tank, its increasing as i break the car in.
@@staceys1870 I find the seats excellent and supportive.
I bought one - got the XLE w/AWD and I absolutely love it! Best and safest car I’ve ever owned!
I trust your opinion above all others. You bring massive value to your viewers!
You sold me a Corolla Cross. I went out and bought one. And I love it.
Bought one in South Africa where I reside this past December I can vouch The Corolla Cross in any guise is currently beyond doubt one of the best cars money can buy period.
I bought my first car which is toyota corolla cross 2023 last month, I wanted to get Toyota Rav 4 but im short. I didn't regret it, its really easy to drive.
Again, you're honest and it tells your viewers everything we need to know about this crossover. Well done!
After your review, I may buy one. I'm driving a 2013 Corolla and it's been the best car I've ever had. So, I say to myself, "there's nothing wrong with your car, you don't need a new one". But I want one! ☺️
I’m on the same boat (matrix 2009) that’s the “problem” with Toyotas, be careful what you wish for 😂
I have Toyota Matrix 2006 with 260,000 mileage on it still running, from your review I’m considering a Toyota Cross to be my next car.
I sold my 09 Corolla XRS at 180k miles, drove 60k miles only needing an alternator and the initial set of new tires. I seem to always need a new alternator at 150k miles.
We’ve had ours for a month n half now and love it, if you are a speed freak don’t buy it. If you want a comfortable ride, quiet, built like a tank quality and great fuel mileage buy it. We get from 30-35 mpg already at 2,600 miles. We got xle and enjoy everything about. Thanks for the review
What engine do you have?
lucky you. The waiting list is a mile long now.
@@greatunizuka comes with a 2.0 liter engine
@Coldn Nh Glad you like it, but curious you said it was quiet and CCN said it was loud. I believe him. Could it be you derived your opinion because you drive it at around town speeds more than on the highway? I appreciate when CCN always comments on the noise. It's my highest priority, even ahead of being underpowered.
How has pickup been to avoid unsafe traffic situations. Want speed for safety, not thrill.
i have a corolla cross with 2.0 engine. i use extreme driving style to get 5.0L/100km, which is 47MPG. i never go over 100km/h, seldom let the engine go over 2500rpm when accelerating and hyper mill when ever possible. so l smile when i see the gas pump, and its a different kind of fun to squeeze for MPG.
Love BASIC! No frills just a vehicle to get ya from a to b, reliably. (Key word there.) The more computerized thingy-ma-giggy, the more expensive to fix when it doesn't work. I think the abstract etching looks like a CH-R too.
The is guy is a genuine Toyota person. He really knows what a basic car should be and that is Toyota that I know through the years.
Man, you always nail a very in-depth honest review. This is why I prefer Toyotas over other manufacturers, they put their technology into reliability. Like so many other manufacturers, Honda puts their tech and research into flash and glitter to sell their cars. Toyota always puts reliability and safety first.
I've had mine for almost 6 months love it everything is great
Toyota never disappoints! My first car was a 1965 VW bug. It was really slow but it was very reliable and I loved it. It was basic transportation just like the Corolla Cross. Hey! Even Scotty said he would buy this vehicle when his own Toyota wears out.
I had a 62 beetle and my ego was hurt everytime a greyhound passed me, and I was freezing in it every winter in upstate NY.
But I loved it
His Matrix might never die
Simplicity can be so Beautiful. Thank you TOYOTA.
I'm watching this excellent video again. Thinking seriously about this car, and you told me exactly what I needed to hear.
I saw one for the first time a couple of weeks ago in Florida. I thought it was a RAV4. I looked at the dimension specs, and it is only 2 inches smaller in each direction. It is a nice ride.
I'd rather get the rav4 though, as Toyota has been putting those out for decades and worked out all the bugs. Same size, more power too
more bucks too I imagine
@stevecooper7883 I would think the drive train would be equally reliable. I recently saw a video from Weber University that demonstrated the eCVT. It is amazing how this works! I would like to see AMD talk on this, along with the rear axle electric motor.
Excellent assessment sir - spot on with how its been for the past 5 months with my wife’s XLE and the reason we purchased it: “Basic and dependable”, with just enough modern features. Although I can’t say I like how it is “hopelessly slow” an with a CVT, my wife doesn’t mind it at all and completely loves the car 😊
By my name you may guess that speed is not my top priority but I got a laugh from AMD's exasperated choice of words today describing the engine compared to his optimistic remarks during the Jan 1 technical overview. Happy trails!
I'm about to purchase a Cross. Waiting for it to be delivered to the dealership, so I can test drive it! I've had 2 Corolla sedans and this will be my third Toyota vehicle. Toyota is my favorite. They are super dependable! ❤️ Can't wait for my test drive! 😁
I purchased it in February for my daughter
We loved it absolutely great vehicle
Thank you, AMD!!! Loved your common sense and basic functionality review! All points spot on!!! Love it!!! Common sense, quality and does NOT you $60K for a car that last at least more than 10 years!!!
I absolutely hate cross overs. But I'm loving this. Great review as always, AMD. Thanks for this video.
Why do you not like cross overs?
Great reviews as always . You are a big asset to Toyota.
Thank you for another wonderful review. I'm super excited to learn more about the hybrid option. Please keep us posted.
I hope I can afford that car someday. Totally what I have been looking for a long time. I drive a 2012 Corolla LE now 161k miles. Still GOING👌
Agree 👍 I have been driving my LE Premium Cross for over a month now and have been very happy but yes slow off the hop, but once you get going speed isn't a problem.
With mention of slow. FOR example if a car is in front of me and starts breaking. Would this Corolla cross have isuse with that?
As in taking too long to stop and might hit the ither car?
@@ashleyjohnson-uo2yd not at all, the car actually alerts you to stop if a car stops all of a sudden but it doesn't take longer to stop at all.
Thanks for the information
Keep it coming
As usual what a detailed and professional review. May you always stay blessed.
Great review. I love a well made, reasonably priced, practical, understated vehicle.
Now that's a front end I could fall in love with.
Thank you for a very Good down to earth review. we have ordered a Corolla Cross from my local dealership about 2 months ago. We have not received it yet. We are looking Very forward to getting and driving this car. Thanks.
Thank you very much for this excellent presentation, very good points of view, good job 👍
Thanks for Mentioning the SPARE TIRE ASPECT because you and me BOTH WANT A SPARE TIRE AND "NOT!!!" an inflate kit. I would have been Very disappointed if this cross didn't have a tire. An actual deal breaker for me to now have to find one in a junk yard someplace
This is an excellent car for my 80 yr old mother!!! She would love it and I think it’s quite nice too, especially the Hybrid!
Thanks for the detail review. Yes, looking forward to the HEV (AWD?) model video in the future.
Thanks,great review as always!
This is great!. I like simple controls. Comfortable; not complicated.
I am happy with mine, a hybrid, what with rising petrol prices. Very practical, safe and easy to handle.
The best car with out too much Junk, Very practical Good job Toyota!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Back in 1989 I bought my first Toyota. The car was a corolla 4wd est. I loved that car, very practical but it only had a 1600 engine so was lacking in power. Traded that lovely corolla in 1995 for a gen 1 RAV4 and since then I am now on to my 8th RAV4 hybrid. Maybe if I want a smaller car might go back to this new Corolla, but hanging out for the new BZ4X. Good video.
That's one round of applause for each of your thoughtful purchases.
I really like this car and I used to own an 83 Corolla which I got well over 400k miles and sometimes drove it in back roads in Nevada visiting ghost towns. This new one is very tempting
Is it one of those legendary AE86 models?
Cross is what the RAV4 used to be during Gen 1 and Gen 2, before it started getting plussed up for Gen 3, and becoming a head turning near-Lexus that it is now.
The newest RAV4 is now legit midsize, the same size as the 1st Gen Highlander. The 6th Gen will be the same size as the 2nd Gen Highlander.
@@user-tb7rn1il3q at what point are they gonna stop getting bigger though? How big will Rav4's be say 20years from now 🤣
@@finalboss7956 The size of a 1st Gen Tahoe.
Bought a hybrid based model in Australia. I have. 2.0L cvt engine plus hybrid motor. Absolutely joy to drive
I love your channel! It is very sensible channel.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and your experience with this new car.
So many people (as you have stated) jump right in on what it does NOT have tech wise.
You are correct that this is a simple get from point A to point B without having to stress out.
I am now looking at helping our daughter get a new car and this one is number one on the list so far.
I always enjoy your reviews because you do not try to impress us with your knowledge or have a need to fill your ego.
I rather hear a review from you ADM since you actually work on the cars you speak about.
Thanks again for your time and effort!
I watch a hefty amount of your videos extremely informative I am learning a lot from you watching from Montreal Quebec Canada.
Tres bien
Nice review, well done, thank you.
I have mines since past year and Im in love with it. I have recieved many compliments about the color( green), the design etc. I travel a lot and I have felt very safe. 🤘
Are the headlights good at night?
I’ve had my Corolla cross for 8 months now and it’s an excellent car, high quality, and comfortable. I disagree with your opinion that the engine is hopelessly slow. I have no problem around town, it’s excellent and has adeQuate speed when required. As for highway, I also have had no issues with merging or passing. People will test drive and will find out the suv is not slow at all.
100% agree. Not sure why people expect a Corolla to be a speed demon. I’ve got no problem merging onto the freeway/interstate or passing someone with mine. No, it is not a Toyota supra, it’s a Corolla
Will this last 300k miles+ like a normal Corolla
Thank you for pointing out the acceleration sluggishness. Saved me a ton.
Go buy a Mazda
@@drunksquirrel2051 I like Mazda especially their styling, but as I'm now a grown man, I prefer the reliability of Toyota, not to mention in my part of the world (Southeast Asia), nothing beats availability of parts for Toyota. You can go literally everywhere and parts are readily available.
@@michesbianan get a hybrid cross
Thanks for sharing this video, interesting information
Fantastic review! You do a great job. Thank you.
Thank you so much for doing a review of this model! Have been curious. So glad it’s back to basics. I prefer the older model RAV4 and Highlander. Don’t like the newer models AT ALL. I OPTED FOR 2018 Outback instead of RAV4. I’m looking at Corolla Cross to replace my Outback. Agree lack of zip is a drawback but I don’t cover much distance. The hybrid version would be PERFECT. I feel like this is a viable option thanks to this review!!!!!!!
I have CCross basic for 11 months now. I logged all gas fills and oil changes(3: @1k, @3k, @5k miles). Now I am in 5k/6mnth cycle as CCN guides us. It has now 6k miles lifetime averaging 32mpg. I just love this CCross. No nonsense, comfort, safe, reliable, economy, ownership headache free and good looking mini SUV. I recommand to anyone who's looking for no nonsense reliable and a good car. Bty, I also have RAV4 2019 and I don't tell a noticable difference in passenger seat riding. My wife insists that there are none 😂
Just a curiosity as im waiting for my unit to come in (LE AWD). I was told that first service is at 4k miles while first oil change isnt until 10k or 6 months. Nothing wrong with changing your oil early but yours seems a little premature, just wondering if my dealer is full of shit or not.
Bravo, bravo, bravo! I was waiting for this video! 10+
Thank you for yet one more great video and review! 😃🏁🏆
I just added the bumper protector and the door sill protectors. I also put on wheel locks but another zonk is that there is no eye glass holder strange does Toyota think we all have 20 20 vision. they have the room where they could have added the eye glass holder. Other then that it is a great vehicle very quiet ride. Like Toyota says you ask for it you got it Toyota
We sat in this car the other day at the Seattle car show. Frankly it's darn nice. As you pointed out its simple to the point and affordable. We were thinking of the Lexus UX Hybrid but now are seriously considering the upcoming Corolla Cross Hybrid.
Yes, Lexus is getting into the habit of making smaller interiors than Toyota does with the same platform.
Really looking forward to the Hybrid Cross. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for this video!
I ordered one for the wife yesterday, won't get it until 2024. Everybody wants one.
Basically, a Rav-4 & CHR had a Kid, and this came out.
Of it had more power, I would consider, but I’ll stick with a new Camry in 2023 👍
Great review, thank you. 😎
Thanks as always for this informative review. Could you please (please) do a video on the differences between the 2022 RAV4 Adventure and the (regular) 2022 RAV4 (non Adventure or X-Trail)? I've ordered and paid for the 2022 RAV4 Adventure. It will be delivered next month. I think it's more rugged but would appreciate the views of a Toyota professional. Please remember to take us through the differences, if any, in the undercarriage. Many thanks. Your videos are greatly appreciated.
Great review... honest and forthcoming which is why I tune in and became a sub! Thanks... I'll be going for the RAV4:)
I put thumbs up before i see the video because I no he is the best person to let you know about any part of the car
I LOVE your outro! May the Lord bless and keep you too!
i bought one and in all honesty it is very well built..good job Alabama..its perfect for me ..good mpg and it takes me from A to point B and no drama
Which trim did you get?
@@sunitjoshi3573 LE ..it's the base and yeah they aren't very fast but I'm happy with the money I'm saving in Gas
I want a hybrid version. I agree 100% about the back to basics
That'll probably be the Prius V they discontinued. You can still buy a used one (I have one, it is awesome).
The logo on the windshield is actually that of the Corolla Cross. It's the concept lines Toyota used before the CC was unveiled, and the lines help accentuate the fender creases along with the sleek roof accent found on the CC..
Great review and awesome to hear that you appreciate our Alabama quality!!!!!!
The Corolla was always the every “mans” or “woman’s” car. Basic affordable dependable. Looking back through the years Toyota would add the Corolla name to introduce the new line. They should bring back the Tercel.
Pronouce "Turd-sell".
Never gonna happen, move on
Uh, no. The turdcel stunk. 💩🤣
Never had any problems with the ones I’ve owned. I had a little oil consumption issues with the used one I got for my son, but It was abused before we got it. Then my son beat on it for a couple of years. Until it was wrecked. So what business is it of yours to tell me to move on. Just curious??
4 years ago I had a 1994 Tercel 2 door base model 4 speed manual. No power steering. I liked it. But, it was also abused before I got it. It popped out of 3rd gear going uphill had to hold it so it wouldn’t. And of coarse oil consumption. Other than that I liked it.
As mentioned on a previous video, I sent this link to a family member w/a Corolla & Highlander, now considering a new Cross, what Rav4s used to be. On another note (literally), I like your choice of theme music from the movie "The Town", but it sounds like the Cross itself is not a good choice for a getaway car.😉
my dad would probably love the Corolla cross as the first car he bought on his own was a 1979 Toyota Corolla Station Wagon he had until 1986 then he's had several used cars since including a Subaru GL-10 a Chevy Caprice Classic and a Volvo 760 among others loved the Caprice believe it had the 4.4 lit small block V8 engine
Great review!!!
Great, accurate, fair review of this car. I bought it back in December and have had it for 6 months now. It drives well, has good features for its class in my opinion. Although, I do agree that it’s slow overall but the sports manual feature helps you mitigate this issue and it becomes pretty fun to drive. Cannot express enough how fuel efficiency this vehicle is as well! For me, it’s literally only 45$ to fill from empty…maybe 55$ if I get premium gas. All in all, a wonderful, reliable SUV that has great value! I highly recommend buying if you’re looking into compact SUVs
The cost to fill a tank depends on the size of the tank and the price of gas in your area. Literally nothing to do with the fuel economy of the car.
Enjoyed your review of this vehicle. I love technology in vehicles, but at 50 the simplicity of this vehicle is music to my ears. I don't need or want a bunch of confusing buttons, knobs, etc. I just want a vehicle that takes me from point A to B and has a few amenities. This seems to be right up my alley.
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Thank you . We are planning to buy cross . The only thing we need is good reliable car which takes me from A to B .
Just got mine I’m sooooo happy 😊
So you did make a technical review I was wondering why I was seeing another Corolla cross video personally I think it's a really good Bang for your buck
We bought one, an FWD LE. I like it overall, but not a big fan of the headrests. I wish the seat bottom on the driver seat would move up & down because I like to sit higher up when driving. And from what I've seen, the muffler looks a bit restrictive, a big barbecue pit type muffler. I ponder the idea of replacing this one with a freer flowing muffler to maybe help it "get up and go" more, but then again, I'm not looking for any louder exhaust system noise & I'm not about to eff with a brand new car under warranty. But it sure is a hell of a lot better than that 2015 Chevy Traverse we got rid of.
Corolla Cross Hybrid will be a killer MPG machine that many people want to buy!
That’s personally what I’m waiting for, higher 40 mpg and a bit more room the a corolla without being a tahoe in size
You have me sold on it! I have a cousin who works at the AL factory so that's cool too
This is on my short list for replacing my Crosstrek. Thanks for the review.
I like everything about its practicality as you said. Im just not sure on the sluggish acceleration. I may consider the mkd level price as all I care about is getting g from point A to point B with no worries. Thanks you for another great video. Keep up the good work.
P.S. I want to get my older 91 LS 400 running right again as I really like that car. Cant figure out why it dies while driving randomly. Ive had it looked at but its harder to diagnose since its OBD 1. Any insight would be appreciated.
Hopelessly slow … not an issue for me. I have a 2015 Yaris SE now.
I fully intend to order the XLE … when it’s available in a Hybrid version. That could be a deal breaker for me if they don’t offer a Hybrid within the next year. I want a hybrid version vehicle now. I owned all kinds of Toyotas from the Echo and the Yaris, the Corolla, Matrix, RAV4, and two Siennas. At my age …72 years old, I now want a hybrid version and I want a common sense vehicle that will get me lots of mileage per gallon! I already get 50 km/g now. I want more!! The safety features are a plus.
Let’s bring on the hybrid NOW!!!
I'm with you. If I could afford a new car, this is the one I'd get... with the hybrid option.
I own one. Yes it's around 10 seconds 0-60 but in real world driving it's perfectly fine. Is made for economy and practicability not for speed
Wolfy is interested in the Corolla Cross, but MUST have in hybrid version. If not, then RAV4 hybrid will be the way…
Hopelessly slow is how you get good mpg without hybrid.
They just announced the hybrid version this morning!👏👏
Excellent review! The good and the bad.
I have a Toyota C-HR and I love it, I don’t need a lot of room but I think this car is a great addition to the Toyota Cross Overs line up. Maybe the hybrid can get more power and be pretty faster than the regular.
Nice, God honest car. Thank you AMD.
I have watched a ton of Cross reviews on youtube. The "Nut" has produced the best common sense review that I have seen! This review, along with his technical review tells it all.
If his "day job" plays out, he can always be a top notch Toyota salesman. lol
AMD would do a great job at any Toyota dealership that expects their sales people to tell the truth.
Another perfect review!
Great review of what appears to be a great car. Thank you.
Love mine . Not the most powerful thing but an awd in that price range is well worth it
I really like it. It's what I want for a small family hauler. I have the Camry XLE for a cruiser, this would be great for when I need space. Don't care how slow, really not a fast driver. Problem though, no one has it on any lot. All I see are dozens of RAV 4.
One small note, the back seat legroom is far less than your Camry
@@rightlanehog3151 True, but for my wife and me, I don't mind. The kids got their own cars.
I have a cross and drove a rental 2022 Camry recently and the leg room is not much different. I was surprised because I previously had a 2011 Camry with plenty of leg room. It appears they’re making vehicles smaller now.
In my country, this car is quite expensive for an entry level basic vehicle. Thanks for the review, really honest point of view, which will help me with my choice for the new family car.
Another great honest review. Engine size & power a concern but will see on test drive. Maybe wait & test drive hybrid model next year. Reminds me of our early matrix 1.8 l engine. Slow & noisy too. On my future list of Toyota when our rav4 gets older. 😎👍🇨🇦