I bought a 2010 Corolla LE as a graduate school commuter last year. It’s incredibly bland, but I’ve grown to love it. Its never given me a problem, I don’t care if it gets dinged in a parking lot, and the ride is surprisingly smooth.
@@OliverXAlice_fpe Let me make this simple. If a car is named a Sample Car 2013, it would’ve been made in 2012. They usually push the cars out before the next year starts. That’s why 2023 models are due to come out while it’s still 2022
Love the 10th Gen Corolla. Have the 2010 S trim in white which I purchased new in early 2011. It has been garage kept all its life and just clocked over 61K miles. It’s a family hauler/daily driver. I’ve kept it stock with the exception of the Altis LED taillights and bike roof rack. It’s such a great reliable car.
The first time I fell in love with a Corolla was when this gen came out in 2009. I was 12 and I remember I was always looking for them on the streets. The design was simple but stylish at the same time. I definitely prefer the pre-facelift.
This model year is what I consider the last of the 2000's era toyota corolla. The model that came after this, my firstt car had a more integrated touchscreen, throwing away the standard double DIN, climate controls with LCDs, and a much more modern look. Also the 2014 was the first year with the CVT, although you could still get a manual in the L base trim and S Plus trims.
@@zsamps The XRS is a really great car. If I'm not mistaken, the 11th gen Corolla did have a XRS version in Brazil. Here in Mexico, we got the 10th gen Corolla XRS from 2009 to 2013, 3 years more than the US, and the same years as Canada.
Im still driving my 04 Corolla S. I get close to 400 miles per tank. Try to keep it as bare as minimum. Under a full load I'll get 320 miles. I fill up every 3 weeks. Great car even if it holds a salvage title.
Nice! I get like 250 miles per tank in my 07 Corolla or around 28,29 mpg. I get this amount even if I drive faster or have the ac off that entire week.
This is hands down a perfect example of the best corolla generation IMO. Its combination of design, comfort, economy with that unbeatable Toyota reliability and build quality. It does sound like it needs a wheel bearing tho.
@@jrag1000 parts are relatively cheap for corollas , around $80-$120 for a wheel bearing . Id estimate no more than $400 for everything . It depends on how much the part is & how much the mechanic charges as their labor rate , but an experienced mechanic can get it done under 3 hours .
Eh, the 2003 model was way better. I feel like the 2009 model was a step in the wrong direction, especially the interior quality. The Corolla was the last compact car to still use a 4 speed automatic in 2013.
I used to drive a 2012 toyota corolla le during my time in high school, university, grad school, and first 2 jobs. The car drove terrible and I had to floor the gas half the time to get anywhere. The suspension was terrible because the car would get unsettled around corners even when the inside wheel hits a bump. Top speed was 110 mph and car would sway beyond 75 mph. Had to replace the rotors and brakes 3 times a year. However, this car provided so much memories and opportunities that I would not have otherwise. Now that the car is gone, I am finding myself looking for POV videos on TH-cam to reminisce the good old days.
This car is not meant to be driven over 85mph. I read the manual. Also it’s a safe car, meaning it’s not meant to go fast in a short amount of time. Stepping on it immediately turns the rpm to red. Not recommended for experienced drivers
These 10th gen Corollas were both excellent cars and terrible cars at the same time. Mechanically they’re almost unkillable, but they’re not much to look at and the interior craftsmanship is absolutely unacceptable. If you’ve ever sat in one, you know what I’m talking about. The early 2010s were a dark time for Toyota build quality.
@@skyeevl7656 I legit just bought new shocks $800 cdn. Big difference but still terrible. I have a specific clunk that I’m hunting next I’ll fix the control arms.
Man I wish I could have found a clean old Corolla like this, it seems like most used Corollas have been abused so I gave in and bought a new one (that I’m very happy with).
yep, I just got a gem Carolla S..only 48k miles on it.. Didn’t mind spending $17000 for basically a brand new car.:) I’m set for a good while with this one.👍🏻
I use your youtube test drive videos as my white noise to help me sleep at night. also I am autistic. i like trucks , SUV's, and Airbus A321 aircraft as a hobby. i also like Yamaha stereo equipment. i hope you have a great weekend.
Love your videos! You might want to get a hold of some old or new muscle cars and cruise them in a city or small-town. I could watch that all day! Maybe others will feel the same?
We just had a lady trade in her 2013 Corolla S manual for a new Hemi Grand Cherokee, anyway the Corolla is in great shape with only 125k miles so I’m thinking I may snatch it up for a few grand.
Wow, that's really low mileage. You can sell it for 5k to almost 7k in today's market. I bought my 2013 Corolla with 50,000 miles in 2019 for 6000 USD.
what ever the buyer is willing to pay for it...just like a baseball card. You can put a price on it, that you think is acceptable; however, others may disagree. Just set a minimum. Start higher, and work down to the minimum if necessary. Also, clean cars, inside and out, sell faster (and for a few more dollars)....
look at that "S" car go...it definitely needed a few more esses. I will always be boggled why (and maybe it's just Toyota and Subaru), that on a trunk, there is go grab handle/pocket to close the trunk. My GTI had two grab pockets on the hatch. Our CX-5 has one grab pocket on the right side. Our 04 Pathfinder (R50) had a grab/pull handle in the middle of the hatch door. It is not a hard concept, but it must be incredibly hard to engineer into a car...or engineers forget about functionality
My dad bought this car for me since My dad wanted a car under 15k and I needed a Fuel effecent car that would cost less then 70$ every time I went to fill up the car
I would love if you’d review some older trucks (2013 and on). I’m in the market for one but I’m a normal guy who makes a normal salary and I can’t afford new trucks with how ridiculously over priced everything is.
They used the 4 speed auto in the Corolla until 2016, but after the 2013 model year with the redesign, it was only used on the base model with the automatic.
If you put it into 3rd gear and actually gave it gas you would be amazed at how fast and loud she is. You’re driving in D thats why it looks so slow. Really doesnt do it justice at all!
For $18k that is insane! I never even liked this generation of corolla it's one of the worst generations of the corolla lineup. The 80s and 90s corolla were the best. I feel bad for the person that got ripped off and bought this car lol. This is maybe a $8k car tops and that is only if it's a one owner and accident free lol. Honestly, for $18k you might as well add $3k more and get the 2022 corolla hatchback it's much better made then this generation lol.
Is it though I wanted another Corolla after my Altis’s first wreck this was the best out of all the ones I test drove it was either this the one after this which is what I was looking at in 2016 or another 2004 Altis just like mine and I choose to fix mine but still this cat drove nicer than the body style after it
Corolla S was basically the normal Corolla with a bodykit. The XRS trim is the one you're thinking of. Looks the same as the S, but the engine was different and much stronger. Earlier XRS used the 2zz engine, but I think this gen used the one from the Camry.
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Sometimes is much fun and fascinating to watch normal cars like this, rather than watching sports cars or super cars
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This generation of corolla is still stylish even if it’s almost 10 years old. Very stylish for a simple vehicle.
I'm not a fan of spoilers on regular street cars, but it looks pretty good here
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The Corolla S is the "my parents bought me this as a graduation gift" spec.
Perhaps your family is rich
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How much it worth in your country?
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I bought a 2010 Corolla LE as a graduate school commuter last year. It’s incredibly bland, but I’ve grown to love it. Its never given me a problem, I don’t care if it gets dinged in a parking lot, and the ride is surprisingly smooth.
Im planing to buy a Corolla 2024/25 SE, though is still a dream as today.
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Im still sporting the 2010 S and loving every minute of it.🎉 what a great little car !
10 yrs old and still value $18k, that's toyota
its 9 years old not 10 years old
Yeah I would spend $4-5k more a new one.
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is named a Sample Car 2013, it would’ve been made in 2012. They usually push the cars out before the next year starts. That’s why 2023 models are due to come out while it’s still 2022
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Love the 10th Gen Corolla. Have the 2010 S trim in white which I purchased new in early 2011. It has been garage kept all its life and just clocked over 61K miles. It’s a family hauler/daily driver. I’ve kept it stock with the exception of the Altis LED taillights and bike roof rack. It’s such a great reliable car.
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Rocking a 2007 Corolla just hit 100,000 miles on it a few months ago! Runs like a top 🔝 🎉❤😊
Why would buy this for 18k if you can buy a 22.000 brand new Corolla. These times are crazy
fairly certain that was the price tag when the car was new
@@devw538 I know, but if you look at Carvana and other dealership, that's probably a bargain for this Corolla.
@@devw538 that’s the price the used dealer is selling it for today 😂
This gen Corolla looks way better than newer generations.
ive always liked this generation of corolla. stylish and affordable.
I really do like and appreciate this kind of cars. More content like this
The first time I fell in love with a Corolla was when this gen came out in 2009. I was 12 and I remember I was always looking for them on the streets. The design was simple but stylish at the same time. I definitely prefer the pre-facelift.
This model year is what I consider the last of the 2000's era toyota corolla. The model that came after this, my firstt car had a more integrated touchscreen, throwing away the standard double DIN, climate controls with LCDs, and a much more modern look. Also the 2014 was the first year with the CVT, although you could still get a manual in the L base trim and S Plus trims.
Nice, I always wanted a POV review of this car. I have the same car, but the XRS trim. Very nice car:)
i really like the xrs. i wish they could bring it back to the next generation of corolla
@@zsamps The XRS is a really great car. If I'm not mistaken, the 11th gen Corolla did have a XRS version in Brazil. Here in Mexico, we got the 10th gen Corolla XRS from 2009 to 2013, 3 years more than the US, and the same years as Canada.
Does that have the legendary 2ZZ engine?
@@gryphon123456 Sadly no:( The 9th gen Corolla XRS did have the 2zz engine, the 10th gen Corolla had the 2az-fe engine from the Camry.
Love my XRS!! 280K miles, maintained, and still going strong as ever! Excellent engine! 👍
Suitable color for this model. Good interior design
I’ve got an ‘09 LE, pre-facelift. Great commuter and I honestly couldn’t have asked for a better first car.
Ayy got an ‘09 Corolla S as my first car that’s what’s up
My first car was also a Corolla back in 2008. When I got a kid, I decided to get a rav4
Im still driving my 04 Corolla S. I get close to 400 miles per tank. Try to keep it as bare as minimum. Under a full load I'll get 320 miles. I fill up every 3 weeks. Great car even if it holds a salvage title.
Nice! I get like 250 miles per tank in my 07 Corolla or around 28,29 mpg. I get this amount even if I drive faster or have the ac off that entire week.
What type of gas do you use in your corolla to get close to 400 miles per tank?
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This generation is famous in Thailand and i think that this gen.is quite unique and good looking more than current gen.
18k for a nearly 10 year old corolla? No.
Thank you very mutch, for test corolla, it's a my favirite car!
My only complaint about this car is the suspension. Other than that it’s the perfect commuter
What’s wrong with the suspension?
Finally something that I can afford to be my first car
This is hands down a perfect example of the best corolla generation IMO. Its combination of design, comfort, economy with that unbeatable Toyota reliability and build quality. It does sound like it needs a wheel bearing tho.
how much do you think a wheel bearing on a car this size would set a buyer back?
@@jrag1000 parts are relatively cheap for corollas , around $80-$120 for a wheel bearing . Id estimate no more than $400 for everything . It depends on how much the part is & how much the mechanic charges as their labor rate , but an experienced mechanic can get it done under 3 hours .
Eh, the 2003 model was way better. I feel like the 2009 model was a step in the wrong direction, especially the interior quality. The Corolla was the last compact car to still use a 4 speed automatic in 2013.
@@hakeemsd70m yea & there was a reason they did that
@@thelightskinliberian885 Hmm...does it have to do with the old saying, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it?"
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I used to drive a 2012 toyota corolla le during my time in high school, university, grad school, and first 2 jobs. The car drove terrible and I had to floor the gas half the time to get anywhere. The suspension was terrible because the car would get unsettled around corners even when the inside wheel hits a bump. Top speed was 110 mph and car would sway beyond 75 mph. Had to replace the rotors and brakes 3 times a year. However, this car provided so much memories and opportunities that I would not have otherwise. Now that the car is gone, I am finding myself looking for POV videos on TH-cam to reminisce the good old days.
This car is not meant to be driven over 85mph. I read the manual. Also it’s a safe car, meaning it’s not meant to go fast in a short amount of time. Stepping on it immediately turns the rpm to red. Not recommended for experienced drivers
These 10th gen Corollas were both excellent cars and terrible cars at the same time. Mechanically they’re almost unkillable, but they’re not much to look at and the interior craftsmanship is absolutely unacceptable. If you’ve ever sat in one, you know what I’m talking about. The early 2010s were a dark time for Toyota build quality.
big facts. The interior on this was such a downgrade from the previous model.
My only complaint is the suspension is terrible. You feel every bump
@@jordanlavalley yessss i feel every single bump. Can it be changed somehow to not feel every single bump?
@@skyeevl7656 I legit just bought new shocks $800 cdn. Big difference but still terrible. I have a specific clunk that I’m hunting next I’ll fix the control arms.
Better than new one)
Man I wish I could have found a clean old Corolla like this, it seems like most used Corollas have been abused so I gave in and bought a new one (that I’m very happy with).
Love the vidoes when you review econoboxes - vehicles the average joe can afford.
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$17,000 for a 10 year old Corolla🤯
yep, I just got a gem Carolla S..only 48k miles on it.. Didn’t mind spending $17000 for basically a brand new car.:) I’m set for a good while with this one.👍🏻
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$17,991 for a 9 year-old car??!!!! WHAAAT?! No way!!
Nice driving test
$18k for a ‘13 Corolla? That’s wild
I have a 2013 Toyota Corolla
I use your youtube test drive videos as my white noise to help me sleep at night. also I am autistic. i like trucks , SUV's, and Airbus A321 aircraft as a hobby. i also like Yamaha stereo equipment. i hope you have a great weekend.
I thought that used price was the MSRP. Good lord
The Corolla is cool
Love your videos! You might want to get a hold of some old or new muscle cars and cruise them in a city or small-town. I could watch that all day! Maybe others will feel the same?
i wana see a vid with the 2016 town and country
Great car indeed!!!
Also make pov of old car please
One of my friends from HS had one for a daily. It was a nice lil car 🔥🔥 these are still nice! Good on gas too!
18k for nearly a 10 year old Corolla thanks joe
Missing my Corolla. Hating my Hyundai right now...
Cool vid
Yo, Toyota is also using an automatic gearbox for a almost 10-year-old car. Save the manuals! 😒🤨😩
We just had a lady trade in her 2013 Corolla S manual for a new Hemi Grand Cherokee, anyway the Corolla is in great shape with only 125k miles so I’m thinking I may snatch it up for a few grand.
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How much would a 2011 Corolla S with 67k miles sell for? Thinking about selling mine
Wow, that's really low mileage. You can sell it for 5k to almost 7k in today's market. I bought my 2013 Corolla with 50,000 miles in 2019 for 6000 USD.
Prob around 10-12k depending on condition in the current market. Maybe a bit more sold privately Great time time sell, terrible time to buy.
what ever the buyer is willing to pay for it...just like a baseball card. You can put a price on it, that you think is acceptable; however, others may disagree. Just set a minimum. Start higher, and work down to the minimum if necessary. Also, clean cars, inside and out, sell faster (and for a few more dollars)....
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It cost $18,000 'new' back in 2013, and now it sells for $18,000 used ???
A great car!
look at that "S" car go...it definitely needed a few more esses. I will always be boggled why (and maybe it's just Toyota and Subaru), that on a trunk, there is go grab handle/pocket to close the trunk. My GTI had two grab pockets on the hatch. Our CX-5 has one grab pocket on the right side. Our 04 Pathfinder (R50) had a grab/pull handle in the middle of the hatch door. It is not a hard concept, but it must be incredibly hard to engineer into a car...or engineers forget about functionality
My dad bought this car for me since My dad wanted a car under 15k and I needed a Fuel effecent car that would cost less then 70$ every time I went to fill up the car
I would love if you’d review some older trucks (2013 and on). I’m in the market for one but I’m a normal guy who makes a normal salary and I can’t afford new trucks with how ridiculously over priced everything is.
The 2013 Civic was better than this car in nearly every way. Nice to have a video to make that comparison though.
2013 Cruze has a better interior than either
Yep, along with the Civic and Cruze, The 2013 VW Jetta was better than this car too. Plus, the 2.5 is a champ.
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Oh my lord they were still using the 4 speed auto on these?
They used the 4 speed auto in the Corolla until 2016, but after the 2013 model year with the redesign, it was only used on the base model with the automatic.
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Should do the 8th/9th gen civic si and accord v6 manual a updated video and a g35 manual
I like Corolla
Toyota made zero effort to insulate this car from road noise. I honestly feel bad for anyone who has to drive these everyday.
When you got the AC and the radio on which you will in a car like this you don’t hear road noise
The tires on this are making most of the noise, also seems like it has a bad wheel bearing. My niece had a 2013 and the road noise was low.
you guys have 6 Airbag? we just only at 2 airbags before at Taiwan's Corolla
If you put it into 3rd gear and actually gave it gas you would be amazed at how fast and loud she is. You’re driving in D thats why it looks so slow. Really doesnt do it justice at all!
i Love corolla
The Corolla to get of this generation is definitely the XRS before they became appliances in 2015
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This model have paddle shifters on the steering wheel?
Nice car
Is this car for sale for $17991 now? Or then? Because I would not be Shocked if it’s today’s dollars
Can you drive the 2008 toyota corolla S? i love this car.
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test drive honda pilot 2013 touring at night
In my country its, Toyota GLI or XLI
Can you please fix the audio? I can't hardly hear it. Thanks
I love this car s spec and I want it red color
In 2013, Bmw is using an 8-speed automatic in the 7 series. Meanwhile, Toyota is playing it safe and using a 4-speed auto🧐
Your comparing apples to potatoes
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Can you do 2006-2010 Kia Optima?
What did he do 9:54?
For $18k that is insane! I never even liked this generation of corolla it's one of the worst generations of the corolla lineup. The 80s and 90s corolla were the best. I feel bad for the person that got ripped off and bought this car lol. This is maybe a $8k car tops and that is only if it's a one owner and accident free lol. Honestly, for $18k you might as well add $3k more and get the 2022 corolla hatchback it's much better made then this generation lol.
Is it though I wanted another Corolla after my Altis’s first wreck this was the best out of all the ones I test drove it was either this the one after this which is what I was looking at in 2016 or another 2004 Altis just like mine and I choose to fix mine but still this cat drove nicer than the body style after it
17k for a used corolla?
130hp? I thought these has closer to 180? 🤷🏼♂️
The 1.8L had like 130HP, the 2.4L had 170HP.
Corolla S was basically the normal Corolla with a bodykit. The XRS trim is the one you're thinking of. Looks the same as the S, but the engine was different and much stronger. Earlier XRS used the 2zz engine, but I think this gen used the one from the Camry.
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I really liked the XV40 generation Camry’s especially the SE V6.
Hey WR make pov of Honda civic 8th generation
could you review a stink eye subaru impreza 2.5i?
Bro please Toyota corolla 2007 test
my Corolla 1.6MT，buy in 2012 ， come form china 。
Can you drive 2017 honda accord.🖤
Casi que le da toda la vuelta al volante solo para ir a la derecha o izquierda
This car is 18k???????
Is it just me or this car needs a wheel bearing replace?