I love this Jeff! Toyota got me into a Hybrid Corolla for 0 down with 0 credit because I started selling cars for them recently and I absolutely love it! I already have 3k miles in less than a month but get a steady 57 MPG
I really wish that Toyota would have made the Canadian spec Corolla Hybrid available for purchase in the USA. It's available with several other features such as power driver's seat and softex seating material. Had they done so, I might have bought one.
@@ENTJ47 no, I just bought the 2022 one last week in Orange County and it doesn't have power seats or softex. It's still amazing though compared to my 2010 Corolla S
For 2022, their is softex seating for Black and moonstone colors on the corolla Hybrid LE, and you can get powered seats on the Corolla LE plus package.
I get around 55-57 mpg. I drive 160 miles a day. About 98% highway. 62mph is the sweet spot on Cruise control. The engine turns off and uses the hybrid mode when it’s level ground or down hill. When not using cruise control you can use the electric motor alone with the engine off, up to 70 mph BUT you have to be progressive with the gas pedal. I bought mine in July 2021, I already have 15,000 miles! No regrets. I get about 550 miles per tank. Only has a 10 gallon gas tank.
Jeff, just subscribed, I have owned two Toyotas a 2010 Prius, which I sold to a friend last year and now has nearly 200,000 trouble free miles. The other one is our current 2020 Highlander Hybrid AWD LE model. MPG's on the highlander are averaging above 35 MPG and with summer a few tanks nearing or over 40 MPG, which is super fuel efficient for a 4,500 lbs vehicle. If somebody wanted a car that is super reliable, safe and has the highest fuel MPG's the best choice would be a new Toyota Corolla Hybrid, which you could be pretty confident that you will get 200,000 trouble free miles and average well over 50 MPG, and when you do go to sell it you will have a high resale value as gas by then will be well over $5.00 per gallon probably over $6.00 per gallon the way things are going....
The B mode on the shifter is for Brake / Battery regeneration. While the car is moving slowly on a downgrade, you can shift to that and it will recharge the big EV battery. Shift back to D when you want to get up to speed again
Great overview Jeff, I like the comic side bar lol...I bought a 2022 Corolla Hybrid with the Imitation Leather upgrade which gives you a drivers power seat with lumbar.
Should have happened already. It will be coming within 3-4 years unless they scrap the hatch. Every Toyota model will have a hybrid option of some sort
@@Toyotajeff I think you're probably right about Toyota scratching the hatchback Carolla. It wouldn't make sence to have a Hatchback Carolla Hybrid and the Prius.
@T R I agree, they sell the e-AWD Hybrid wagon in Japan and two versions of the FWD Hybrid wagon in Europe. The RAV4 Hybrid is a fine vehicle but it comes with a 10-12 mpg penalty compared to the Corolla Hybrid wagon and that really adds up over time. When the Corolla Cross Hybrid arrives it will split the mpg difference.
In Australia the LE model is known as ASCENT SPORTS with 15 inch wheels and the nest higher model is known as the SX Hybrid with 16 inch wheels and top model is known as ZR Hybrid with 18 inch wheels and heated seats. Yesterday 21/1/2022 I bought the SX and ZR Hybrid in Melbourne. .
Thanks, Jeff. Your video is golden for me. I just bought a Corolla Hybrid GR hatchback in Europe (I live here for some time), and the manual. etc. came in French, cant get an English version. I am stuck... when it comes to ther use of the GPS map guide. No videos here either. Could you do a video here, or maybe just quicky answer my meggage here. Appreciate your videos big time. Subscribed, liked.
I own the 2.0 version and in Europe we have so much more options added. Really a whole list of extras compared to this car. But... the sedan version (witch I personally like a lot) is quite rare here, we have the hatchback and the Touring Sport extended version. The car, especially the 2.0 is very fast on speed from the trafficlight-stop to the 30 mph in the city 😊 (or even more). My former car was an Audi 3.0t A6 prestige (yes.. US model) with all options, although this car is not compareable to the Toyota (appels and pears) it is really fantastic and a pleasure to drive ☆☆☆☆☆ and happy with it and yes it sure gets you about 2.5 times further on the same amount of gas 😊
Anyone knows what battery is in 2021 and 2022 corolla hybrid.. i cant seem to find a right answer for USA cars Li-ion or NiMH..even manual is ambiguous
Thanks .. so I have questions - does this car have a manual transmission option? Why do you say use the all EV mode just in low speeds? Is it not capable of cruising on the highway in this mode? How far could you go all EV? Do you have power steering so you could use something like Comma AI?
@@BlondieSuperdog maybe it's just the new models then or where you are in the world.. I was just going on what my dealer told me on current models. I love the CVT and have had that for 15 years now.
@@LouiseWestLace You are probably right about the new models; but some may have a 5 speed. I had a Gen 1 with CVT and it was find around town but wan't too great on the highway but maybe they changed it so it works better - does yours do 80mph without much effort? Some parts of the country 80 is the norm. I usually stick to 65 or 70 unless I am holding everyone back then you don't really have a choice.
@@BlondieSuperdog I'm awaiting delivery of mine but test driving model, albeit the 2 ltr, it had no problem with acceleration, and was holding it back at 70mph. I currently have an auris hybrid 1800, and again no problem with top speed at all.
Why nobody review the bottom of any cars? Is the bottom protected from weather element? Are all steel parts galvanized? Is this car suitable for midwest rust belt? Everybody just focus on the shape of the grill and led lights
Great mpg, but I don’t see sedans being around much longer. If I had $20-25k I’d buy the new Ford Maverick Trucklet. I bet Toyota and Honda come out with compact unibody trucklets in the next couple of years; no way they are going let Ford and Hyundai have that market.
Maybe not in the U.S., but in Mexico and in Europe, sedans, hatchbacks and station wagons are the vehicles of choice. Much more ecologically friendly than bloated SUVs.
New Honda Civic is here with better interior guality...And is serious reason for us to go get it. It's time for Toyota to fix those stupid plastics that covers all the doors inside.. Also, try to push with your fingers the back bumper..Easy to brake it..with only the fingers. Shame for a 2021 vehicle. My Toyota is 11 years old & in any place ..cabin..engine..etc plastics all around have much better quality. I don't understand the reason Corrola is built ,cheaply than any Camry or Avalon. People want SAME GOOD quality materials at all car sizes..
The Civic will have peeling paint after a couple of years. The materials in the Honda may be better, but the build quality isn’t as good as Toyota. In addition Toyota (and Ford) builds better hybrids than Honda.
Honda Civic is absolutely better car than the Toyota Corolla. Add the Honda Accord absolutely better than the Toyota Camry. FIY Jeff I own both Toyota cars and Honda cars! Can we have a fair not biased cars review Probably not.
The Civic may be better than the Corolla, but the Accord is not better than the Camry, not that any of this matters since these segments will be extinct soon. The Japanese tend to hang onto old trends for a little longer. Everyone wants SUVs and PUs.
Toyota' s are better than Honda...I owned a Toyota Yaris 2009 and I gave it away to my brother in Hawaii in 2017...no problems at all..and then I replaced it with 2018 Honda Fit.. my Honda Fit starter push button was replaced twice since I bought it.and the AC is acting up.. it was in the shop to fix it....i.am diappointed.... I am ready to replace it with a Corolla Hybrid...
@@user-tb7rn1il3q Just came back from Europe and sedans appear to be the norm, as are hatchbacks and station wagons. Also two-seaters and even cars for one driver. I was encouraged by how ecologically minded people can choose to be.
I just bought one of these over the weekend and I’m infatuated with it. As someone who commutes over 100 miles a day this purchase was a no brainer.
I love this Jeff! Toyota got me into a Hybrid Corolla for 0 down with 0 credit because I started selling cars for them recently and I absolutely love it! I already have 3k miles in less than a month but get a steady 57 MPG
I really wish that Toyota would have made the Canadian spec Corolla Hybrid available for purchase in the USA. It's available with several other features such as power driver's seat and softex seating material. Had they done so, I might have bought one.
They bringing it for 2022 model!! 💯
@@ENTJ47 no, I just bought the 2022 one last week in Orange County and it doesn't have power seats or softex. It's still amazing though compared to my 2010 Corolla S
@@dlinsanity nice!! Time to save $ at the pump!
Same with the 2021 Corolla Hybrid with specs for the Mexican market: it’s quite a bit more luxurious than the U.S. version.
For 2022, their is softex seating for Black and moonstone colors on the corolla Hybrid LE, and you can get powered seats on the Corolla LE plus package.
Just bought one and I love it! :)
I get around 55-57 mpg. I drive 160 miles a day. About 98% highway. 62mph is the sweet spot on Cruise control. The engine turns off and uses the hybrid mode when it’s level ground or down hill. When not using cruise control you can use the electric motor alone with the engine off, up to 70 mph BUT you have to be progressive with the gas pedal. I bought mine in July 2021, I already have 15,000 miles! No regrets. I get about 550 miles per tank. Only has a 10 gallon gas tank.
Well informed and well entertained!!! Thank you Jeff! 😄
You
Bet!!
Just bought this exact car! Love it so far! 😊
Thanks for the video. Currently in the process of getting a 2022 Corolla hybrid and I don’t want to be overwhelmed with everything when I get it
That was an excellent demo
I want to change the temperature in my car from Fahrenheit to Celsius My car is Toyota Corolla Hybrid, 2022 American model, how is the way
Love your videos. Plan to get a used Corolla Hybrid. Can’t wait!
Jeff, just subscribed, I have owned two Toyotas a 2010 Prius, which I sold to a friend last year and now has nearly 200,000 trouble free miles. The other one is our current 2020 Highlander Hybrid AWD LE model. MPG's on the highlander are averaging above 35 MPG and with summer a few tanks nearing or over 40 MPG, which is super fuel efficient for a 4,500 lbs vehicle. If somebody wanted a car that is super reliable, safe and has the highest fuel MPG's the best choice would be a new Toyota Corolla Hybrid, which you could be pretty confident that you will get 200,000 trouble free miles and average well over 50 MPG, and when you do go to sell it you will have a high resale value as gas by then will be well over $5.00 per gallon probably over $6.00 per gallon the way things are going....
Hilarious! I've put off finding out what my new car does, but this entertaining review made it enjoyable :)
Do you have a corolla hybrid? If so how do you like it? I am thinking of getting a 2023.
The B mode on the shifter is for Brake / Battery regeneration. While the car is moving slowly on a downgrade, you can shift to that and it will recharge the big EV battery. Shift back to D when you want to get up to speed again
Great overview Jeff, I like the comic side bar lol...I bought a 2022 Corolla Hybrid with the Imitation Leather upgrade which gives you a drivers power seat with lumbar.
How do you like your corolla ? I am thinking of buying a 2023 as a commuter car...
@@bettysmith4527 love it, I’m getting an average of 59 MPG, handles great, comfortable, and I just bought some new rims 🤗
@@66ElCamino357 sweet, thanks for the info!!
Awesome review as always Jeff 👍👍👍
Thank you for doing this vlog..
I am interested in buying one...
Awesome review!!!
And more singing pls!!!!
Thanks Carmelo!!
Jeff, Next time you are on a Zoom call with Akio, would you please ask why they have not brought over the Hybrid Corolla hatch yet?
Should have happened already. It will be coming within 3-4 years unless they scrap the hatch. Every Toyota model will have a hybrid option of some sort
@@Toyotajeff I wonder if they just can't produce Hybrids fast enough. At least you have Akio on speed dial to share your concerns.
@@Toyotajeff I think you're probably right about Toyota scratching the hatchback Carolla. It wouldn't make sence to have a Hatchback Carolla Hybrid and the Prius.
@T R I agree, they sell the e-AWD Hybrid wagon in Japan and two versions of the FWD Hybrid wagon in Europe. The RAV4 Hybrid is a fine vehicle but it comes with a 10-12 mpg penalty compared to the Corolla Hybrid wagon and that really adds up over time. When the Corolla Cross Hybrid arrives it will split the mpg difference.
I like his singing !
In Australia the LE model is known as ASCENT SPORTS with 15 inch wheels and the nest higher model is known as the SX Hybrid with 16 inch wheels and top model is known as ZR Hybrid with 18 inch wheels and heated seats. Yesterday 21/1/2022 I bought the SX and ZR Hybrid in Melbourne.
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They don’t even sell this car in Vegas. The ones on the way are already sold until August! No thanks.
I purchased a 2023 Corolla LE hybrid and it don’t have the alert on the mirror
Does it have Nano? I see the Nano logo on the temperature display whenever the light hits it just right. But I can't get it to turn on.
Could you show us driving footage with the digital gauges?
what percentage of window tint on this car?
Thanks, Jeff. Your video is golden for me. I just bought a Corolla Hybrid GR hatchback in Europe (I live here for some time), and the manual. etc. came in French, cant get an English version. I am stuck... when it comes to ther use of the GPS map guide. No videos here either. Could you do a video here, or maybe just quicky answer my meggage here. Appreciate your videos big time. Subscribed, liked.
This is THE car! : )
I own the 2.0 version and in Europe we have so much more options added. Really a whole list of extras compared to this car. But... the sedan version (witch I personally like a lot) is quite rare here, we have the hatchback and the Touring Sport extended version. The car, especially the 2.0 is very fast on speed from the trafficlight-stop to the 30 mph in the city 😊 (or even more). My former car was an Audi 3.0t A6 prestige (yes.. US model) with all options, although this car is not compareable to the Toyota (appels and pears) it is really fantastic and a pleasure to drive ☆☆☆☆☆ and happy with it and yes it sure gets you about 2.5 times further on the same amount of gas 😊
Dude at 10mph I'll get 50mpg's outta the earth movers at the park 🤣🤣🤣
We have the Touring sports 2.0 Corolla hybrid, 2020. From what i guess, you dont have that model in the US?
Sadly, we don't have it in North America.
OK but wtf is that button next to ac with the 2 people? Theres not back vents so what is that picture with the 2 people with one box with an x in it?
Anyone knows what battery is in 2021 and 2022 corolla hybrid.. i cant seem to find a right answer for USA cars Li-ion or NiMH..even manual is ambiguous
I have same fuel issue with my 2022 hybrid corolla. i have 47mile commute and the distance to empty drops like 70 miles by the end of my trip
Hi, so how much the total price after tax, fee, etc for this car?
What do you expect for mpg when going down hill!!
I would like to buy the Corolla Hybrid. Do you have them in stock? Where can I contact you.
Thank you
Is this the simple silver right ??? not Pearl inside right ????
Another homerun... thanks, Jeff.
Mountains and hills? So you're saying B is useless in Florida?
Thanks .. so I have questions - does this car have a manual transmission option? Why do you say use the all EV mode just in low speeds? Is it not capable of cruising on the highway in this mode? How far could you go all EV? Do you have power steering so you could use something like Comma AI?
All the Toyota hybrids are CVT .. I can’t answer the other questions, awaiting delivery of my new Corolla.
@@LouiseWestLace Hi Louise ; not all are CVT ; my generation 1 Insights have 5 speed manuals
@@BlondieSuperdog maybe it's just the new models then or where you are in the world.. I was just going on what my dealer told me on current models. I love the CVT and have had that for 15 years now.
@@LouiseWestLace You are probably right about the new models; but some may have a 5 speed. I had a Gen 1 with CVT and it was find around town but wan't too great on the highway but maybe they changed it so it works better - does yours do 80mph without much effort? Some parts of the country 80 is the norm. I usually stick to 65 or 70 unless I am holding everyone back then you don't really have a choice.
@@BlondieSuperdog I'm awaiting delivery of mine but test driving model, albeit the 2 ltr, it had no problem with acceleration, and was holding it back at 70mph.
I currently have an auris hybrid 1800, and again no problem with top speed at all.
Why nobody review the bottom of any cars? Is the bottom protected from weather element? Are all steel parts galvanized? Is this car suitable for midwest rust belt? Everybody just focus on the shape of the grill and led lights
Savage Geese, here in TH-cam, includes the bottoms of cars in his reviews.
toyotas>hondas
They're both good quality. It's American cars that have quality control issues.
Does it have Alexa?
Does it has android Auto ?
I know the 2023 hybrid does, not sure about the 21
75mpg? Ive driven like a grandma to test my mpg and only got up to 72 and thats with Taking off like a snail
I'm waiting for the Lithium Ion EV Battery! Better MPG 💯
That depends if you’re in a cold or warm climate. Nickel Hydride is much better for colder temperatures than Li
@@the1reef.243 True! I live in warm CA - but true NiMh is proven to last!!
Great mpg, but I don’t see sedans being around much longer. If I had $20-25k I’d buy the new Ford Maverick Trucklet. I bet Toyota and Honda come out with compact unibody trucklets in the next couple of years; no way they are going let Ford and Hyundai have that market.
Maybe not in the U.S., but in Mexico and in Europe, sedans, hatchbacks and station wagons are the vehicles of choice. Much more ecologically friendly than bloated SUVs.
Nice car but it’s not cup of tea
And you had AC on
New Honda Civic is here with better interior guality...And is serious reason for us to go get it.
It's time for Toyota to fix those stupid plastics that covers all the doors inside..
Also, try to push with your fingers the back bumper..Easy to brake it..with only the fingers.
Shame for a 2021 vehicle.
My Toyota is 11 years old & in any place
..cabin..engine..etc
plastics all around have much better quality.
I don't understand the reason Corrola is built ,cheaply than any Camry or Avalon.
People want SAME GOOD quality materials
at all car sizes..
The Civic will have peeling paint after a couple of years. The materials in the Honda may be better, but the build quality isn’t as good as Toyota. In addition Toyota (and Ford) builds better hybrids than Honda.
Honda Civic is absolutely better car than the Toyota Corolla.
Add the Honda Accord absolutely better than the Toyota Camry.
FIY Jeff I own both Toyota cars and Honda cars!
Can we have a fair not biased cars review Probably not.
Toyota makes better cars for sure
The Civic may be better than the Corolla, but the Accord is not better than the Camry, not that any of this matters since these segments will be extinct soon. The Japanese tend to hang onto old trends for a little longer. Everyone wants SUVs and PUs.
Toyota' s are better than Honda...I owned a Toyota Yaris 2009 and I gave it away to my brother in Hawaii in 2017...no problems at all..and then I replaced it with 2018 Honda Fit.. my Honda Fit starter push button was replaced twice since I bought it.and the AC is acting up.. it was in the shop to fix it....i.am diappointed.... I am ready to replace it with a Corolla Hybrid...
@@user-tb7rn1il3q Just came back from Europe and sedans appear to be the norm, as are hatchbacks and station wagons. Also two-seaters and even cars for one driver. I was encouraged by how ecologically minded people can choose to be.
Corolla = Yawn