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- The 2010 Toyota Corolla has been my personal car since 2012. Here I give you guys a car tour and review.
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I've had my Toyota Corolla 2010 LE S for 9 years and it has never disappointed me in having any issues. I have 127,000 miles and yes this car will easily get to 200,000 and probably 300,000. All I have to do is the basic maintenance. Toyota's reliability is the best in all classes.
Can't argue with that👍🏼
Lol try 6 , 7 , ,800 thousand
Mine has 111k and still runs like new. I've had it for 6 months but I only gave $450 for the car itself, about a grand in it after replacing the parts on the front end. That was a steal, in my opinion.
I have 2010 Corolla LE Sport. Just passed 91k miles! Wife wants me to buy a new car, I told her I would buy a new wife.
😂😂😂😂
Did you get a new wife?? Lmao
Ryan V Ho She came to her senses lol
Get rid of that crap. That car is so basic and ugly. Get a new basic corolla is you HAVE TO DRIVE ONE.
Pentastar Nate Buy me one
I finally got a black one yesterday for $5500. I'm so so in love with it!! The steering is so smooth and satisfying! It's been a long time coming but I'm so proud I finally bought myself my first car.
How many miles did it have when you bought it? How has it held up?
I'm about to buy one from a private party with the same price, $5500. It has 104,000 miles on it and it still runs like a champ. Only flaw is the roof paint starting to fade, but that is nothing I am worried about. I am seeing it going for another 100k+ miles.
@@Craylor Sorry for replying 7 months late lmao. It had about 124k miles on it, I've put almost 10k on it myself and it's held up great! I haven't had to do any major work on it, just basic maintenance. It gets fantastic mileage and it's never cost more than about $28 to fill the tank from empty. The only thing I need to do for it is to take care of the worn paint on the roof, but other than that it's perfect!
@@Artkreator Mine has the same issue with the roof paint, it seems pretty common for this model from what I've seen. But it's really been the only issue I've had with the car in the past 15+ months I've owned it!
@Lame Gamer Thank you! :)
I have this car 1.8 L automatic, have abused the hell of it and put 129,000 miles on it so far, feels like it will last me another 10 years tbh
RichHomieTom I feel you
You sold MySpace and you drive a Corolla from 2010? :))))
Used cars at Zimmerman Automotive in Mechanicsburg
Probably can drive it for another 20 lmao
This car is the pinnacle of simple reliability
Indeed
Honda: 🥺
It’s crap
This is the shittiest car i’ve ever had. Alternator blew at 20,000 miles
@@biancatoscano2171 really? Lmao how well did you take care of it?
I own a 2009 Corolla LE with 211,000 miles. Runs like a top. I agree with you, they are great, reliable, fuel efficient gems!
Great to hear that I'm purchasing a 09 Corolla this week and read,hear great things about this vehicle.
2009 LE. I rolled on the side in a snowstorm, hit a bear at 120 kph, but it still took me from Montreal to the Pacific and back. She's been fixed since.
i have the same car with 262,000 miles and it’s still going strong, at this point i feel like it’ll never give up
That’s Toyota for ya
I need this vehicle,
How much?
@@mishkalu651 u still looking for the car?
I drives a 2011 Corolla( basically a facelift 2010), it has some upgrades like a touchscreen which can connect to Bluetooth, climate control and a lil bit better headlights, overall I’d say it’s a perfect commute car for college and your first job. It’s so reliable and low maintenance that it allows me to keep driving it until I saved up enough for something significantly more expensive
I own a 2010 Corolla LE since 2015, which replaced my 2007 Corolla LE. 120k miles and it still runs perfect. It's a comfy, inexpensive maintenance, highly reliable, gas-saving beater. I can't stand all this technology in modern cars! Basic works for me!
I know why the salesman sold it for cheap. Rear left door was replaced but was not paint to match lol
Yep
I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed that!
Wow 3 yrs later on this comment ! Lol. I traded my 2011 Corolla in, in sept 2021 for a new 4Runner off road. Then gasoline price gone up … whoa whOa lmfao.
@@76honda76 I haven't seen the video before I posted but knew something was off with front and rear driver side doors paint matching
I love my car. I have a 2011 and boy I've put over 100k miles already. I used it to travel cross country coast to coast 5 times already. It's an amazing daily driver . After this winter in Idaho it tackled the snow great
I have a 2010 with 57k miles. Purchased it in 2019 with 30K. Terrific car! My only complaint would be the archaic automatic transmission. Trying to get this thing going from 35 MPH on an on-ramp onto an expressway can be daunting at times. The car struggles in overdrive and if you hit the gas harder it clunks down, hard, to a lower gear. Other than that the car is great! I love its simplicity and reliability. I don't want infotainment screens, bluetooth this and wi-fi that; it's just more things that can break down over time.
In the Philippines it's also known as the Corolla Altis.
Edit: It's also quite common in Southeast Asia especially the Philippines because of how reliable this car is; it's not too luxurious, but still such a beautiful car!
I have Toyota corrola le
Over 140k miles on it
It is so reliable and still rides like a dream
After getting 4 goodyear all season new tires
It runs like a dream
Bumpy roads are smooth
It's quite and smooth
Awesome 👌
The hooks on your windows are for suits. A lot of people really don't want to get their suits to be crumpled and they don't want them to get dirty (you don't really throw suits into the washing machine) so they hook them up on the window.
Nice car you got there Bro.
Thanks for sharing your over-the-years experience with us.
Great video/review thanks. Your car is nice! I've been eyeing this same model/year. Just need solid practical, affordable (yet reasonably attractive) transportation. I was surprised/impressed that a 2010 had an aux input. I was under the impression that anything older than 2012 wouldn't have that. Cool to know you got a good deal at a CarMax since they tend to be a bit higher priced. (The French fry holder lol. Who'da thunk it) 😁🍟
This is hilarious because I got my first car, also a 2010 Corolla LE, also when I was 17 in 2016! Also, I ALSO got it at around 30k miles (33k to be exact) and it now has 75k miles on it! Still have it and love my little car. Great gas mileage, never had any problems, just basic maintenance. Toyotas really do last forever!
Thanks for the tour mate. I feel like we're close friends now lol. Planning to buy this car model soon!
Also, the hook in the front passenger footwell is indeed a bag hook. The rear hooks are suit/coat hooks. They’re especially useful when you have pressed/ironed clothes that you don’t want to fold and wrinkle when in transit.
Got this car with 185,000miles on it and still basking.
Peter Obot That’s not even half its life haha
It could probably die around 500k
Just got exact same year and model, 133k miles. Runs like butter. Corolla for life.
Just hit 220k miles I bought it when it had 75k so far I’ve replaced alternator battery and changed all fluid trans , brake fluid , and antifreeze fluid...and of course motor oil every 5k with Castrol synthetic oil...the best car I’ve owned hands down!!!!
At what mileage did you change your transmission fluid and brake fluid? I have this same car, got at 78k now at 163k, have had to replace the water pump, serpentine belt, ignition coils, and spark plugs (excluding regular 5k oil changes).
Toyota says trans fluid at 100k miles then every 50k afterwards, inspect brake levels every 30k and replace as needed@@imamountainheadtoo
Great thorough review. I loved the details you included and your thoughts! Thanks!!
This car looks like it's been in a wreck. Lots of different and mix matched panels. You can tell from the different angles when the light hits it.
That's probably why you got such a good deal lol.
John Holleran I agree looks dodgy
Yeah, the door colors are way off
John Holleran u took my exact words dude. I was about to say that 😂
Driver door and left rear passenger door are different shades
John Holleran 😂
I got 180,000 on my 2010 corolla LE, got it in 2012 with 30,000 miles as well but in red with leather. It is still going strong, never breaks down!
I miss this car so much i even cried when my dad sold it we had it ever since i was a baby oh memories 😭
Thank you ... I might be getting a 2010 Corolla, this video is very helpful.
Sorry If I missed it still watching, But not sure if its the lighting or whatnot but the Driver side door and side front look likes it was painted or the passenger door or rear was repainted at one point, but of course that could be the lighting. But the paint looks like a different shade
HPad I have the same car just in the gold version and yeah I noticed that the paint looks different on the door. I thought it was repainted by the previous owner after a crash but I think they all look like that.
The driver rear door was definitely painted and doesn’t match
Bought a 2009 corolla le in 2012 for $11K and still going and very reliable.
I just bought a 2012 Corolla with 70k miles from my uncle. He bought it new for $22000 but he sold it to me for $7000. I'm planning on driving it until it breaks down and it's more expensive to repair than what it's worth. Wish me luck!
SquareBob SpongePants lol it won’t break this far is a beast
I have a 2010 Corolla LE in silver like yours. All of us have different opinions about things including. Mine has the same equipment as yours but I don't consider mine to be basic by any means. It had any many options and more than any car I've owned before. The plastics and seat cloth ate very good quality. My car has 128,000 miles and shows very little interior wear. The seat fabric still looks as good as new. Carpet is very clean and in great shape. People usually drive cars they can afford. Toyotas have very good built quality and extremely reliable. So why apologize for your. A car like yours is very nice and please continue to drive it. It still has years of life left in it. Cars are too expensive to think of buying a car that's newer with a lot more equipment. There's are lot of those new options you can easily live without. A lot of people think they must have keyless start, navigation, lane departure, backup camera and leather seats. In my opinion I'd rather not have all that nonsense gadgets.They are just more things to break and cost a lot to repair or replace. Your Corolla has served you well and will continue to run trouble free for a long time to come. Sorry but these cars are far from basic. If I had the time I'd tell you all about basic. I'm 67 years old. Cars were not always like they are now. How about a new Chevy in the 1960s with a plain body, a base low power engine, manual transmission and 4 wheels with cheap tires. Nothing else but it still got us from point A to point B for a small price of around $2,500.00 dollars brand new from a new Chevy dealer's lot. Now that's basic but most of didn't know the difference back then.
And now the most safest compact with Toyota Safety Sense package standard on all trim levels
great review man! I just bought a 2010 Toyota Corolla and I haven't even driven it yet. do you notice that the car is loud on the highway?
My daughter has one. Dad,(me) maintains it. These are rock solid vehicles. Easy to work on. Aftermarket parts are easily available. Easy to change the oil.Easy to change sparkplugs.A new alternator and serpentine belt you can instal in one hour easily. They are good cars. You mentioned that the cloth interior is cheap cloth but actually that material is of good quality and shampooing the cloth seats makes them look like new. Try doing that on, for example, some GM vehicles. Good reliability, good gas mileage.Hard to fault the Corolla. It is the best selling vehicle in the world.
It's funny as opposite as the cars might be I drive a crown vic for some of the same reasons - simple, reliable and easy to fix if anything ever goes wrong. If I ever get to a point where I can't drive my crown vic anymore whether gas prices, rust, or otherwise a corolla is on my list.
I enjoy hearing about the quirks and features about this car
So does Doug DeMuro.
@@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947 Doug the type of guy to say "bless you" to himself when he sneezes
@@darthdarthbinkss Doug, the kind of guy to launch an alien spaceship to Area 51.
@@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947 Doug, the type of guy that lathers himself in body soap before he even turns on the shower
Pretty cool, this car will also be my first car and im very happy about it.
oh man same here, did you get it yet?
same here and im so excited
"Iam a car guy not a tech guy" love that ❤️
Have a 2012 Corolla with 229,000 km, but bought it with around 84,000 km. Get about 700 km per tank of fuel, and is still reliable as the sun. This car gets a 10/10 for me.
It’s the last car built to be simple. No complicated screen.
I own a silver one 2010 LE, with 98,372 miles, eleven years now, and still running like a new car. My mechanic said to me, why do you worry about your car, worry about yourself, after all it’ll last more than you. And maybe he’s right.
I have a 2010 Toyota Corolla ana have about 295,000 and still running good. I truly recommend Corollas reliable and low maintenance
I like the way you think brother! I have a 2006 Honda Accord 4cylinder with 90k miles on it I’m planning to keep it until it falls apart.
My family's car also came with a basic radio, but the previous owner installed a Pioneer AVH touchscreen one.
I bought my Toyota Corolla LE 10 years ago (2012) with 2,500 miles on it and paid $12,000. I got this car from the sister of a person in my parish who passed away. It is the best little car ever with 78,000 miles on it. The only (so far) money I have had to put into it is the regular maintenance....and rear brakes. I have the oil changed regularly and brakes check at that time. I just love this car and have had someone recently at a gas station (worker) offer to buy it and many comments such as NICE RIDE. It is a beautiful red color that most people love and comment on. I expect this little gem will be with me for the duration! Someone at my church has a 2001 Toyota with 250,000 miles on it and recently had to put several hundred dollars into it. Right on!
Simple, honest, plain, realistic, suitable, reliable, and does everything so well; there are few people as good...( mine , in Australia, is a Dec. 2007 model, 110,000 kms, never spent a cent and goes sweetly...)
My dream car😍
LOLS
LMAO Word
What do you guys mean by "lol" and "LMAO". If its his/her dream car don't have to make fun of it.
good
2010 Corolla S has steering wheel controls and other nice add on options ... just bought one for my Mom to replace her aging and over mile (314,000 miles) on her 2001 4 Runner .... I hope it last her for 10 yrs+ -- plus it has working AC - and it was 20,000 miles below in avg miles driven ...so that's nice...
I have my Corolla for 10 years now. 2011 LE model. Got over 184,000 miles on it and still running strong!
Hello ! How much it costs to maintain per year? Reliable?
Is the interior good quality and durable?
I want to buy one.
Loved this video!
I have this car going on 8yrs now bought it with 44,000 now I have 166,456 never gave me any problems runs like a champ i will always stick with Toyota this car is so reliable
I have had a 97 Corolla since 2006 (378K on it now and still a daily driver) and what struck me in your video is that very little had changed by 2010. It's pretty much the same car, just technology changes that kept up with the times. That's no doubt a big reason why Corollas were so reliable.
Great video review. Thanks.
I bought a 2009 Corolla S new with a 5-speed manual transmission and I used it as my daily driver. 12 years later with 201k miles and regular maintenance, it still does about 35 mpg on the average so don't plan to buy a new car anytime soon. Very happy with the purchase.
I'm looking for a 2010 corolla 180k miles for 7k. The market is crazy right now and my brother needs a car.
I’ve had it for about a year and 2 months and I’ve driven 30k miles on it and still drives, just have to replace my rotors and maybe my brakes(more than likely), and I had to replace an alternator other than that the body plastic by the front tires on both side underneath is falling off, the plastic clips just dont seem to wanna stay in place
I own this car same year in blue i love lil blue guy so much . He is so reliable and cute he needs a paint job and it makes me sad. But love my car and he comes with a touch screen and rear view camera .
awesome video and awesome car. I'm strongly considering buying this year and model with the 5-speed manual. and I would probably only change out the stock radio for a double din one. you can't go wrong with a toyota.
My 2010 Corolla CE just passed 250,000km, just had to replace the alternator but that’s pretty much it 😂👌
Best budget car and the most reliable one 👍💪
On the button that says AM-SAT, SAT is XM Satellite which you can purchase a subscription for which is optional. On some higher trim levels 2010 and newer, they did have radio buttons on the steering wheel. Toyota introduced a touch screen in 2013, and in 2014 it's new Etunes system which is also on the cheap base model L, but that one doesn't have XM Radio or Scout GPS. You'll need Etunes Plus which also adds Apple Siri Voice commands and hands free phone with buttons on the steering wheel. It still has a CD player, AM, FM, AUX, USB and Bluetooth. Etunes premium adds connected navigation and app suite. Also, the base model is the only one that doesn't have keyless entry. Push to Start is optional on SE & LE. Unfortunately, still no Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. The digital clock is at top seperate from the touch screen.
Thank you for this detailed review! I am looking for a reliable used car and i think it will be a Corolla.
Wow, $13,000 for the LE and that isn't the cheapest model. The cheapest back then was the CE. Looks like the passenger door is a little darker then the driver's door. Its the most popular selling car, celebrating it's 50th-anniversary last year. I see at least 6 Corolla's on my street. I got a 2018 Corolla SE with Smart Key/Push to Start, previously drove a 03 Camry SE. There are grooves on the door handle you touch to unlock it. Corolla still uses a regular digital clock, which is on top of the touch screen between the air vents. I have buttons on the steering wheel for handless phone and radio. In my new Corolla, it's missing the pocket on the driver's seat and they removed those cheap rear cup holders, but cup holders are on the folding part in the middle. I don't know if yours has it, but mine has a cabin air filter behind the glove box, but I have to remove the glove box to access it.
The car in the video has a cabin air filter.
I’m thinking about getting a Corolla from this generation when I go off to college later this year. My internship is a bit far away from the college and as much as I love my 99 Tahoe, it’s not a very good commuter car. These Corollas are the DEFINITION of reliability. (By the way, the reason the center vents don’t have a block off door on them is to avoid putting too much strain on the blower motor, if all were closed)
Mines an LE too,but my CD player is a 6 disc changer. It may have a LOAD button on the upper left,but it was super easy to load em
The acceleration is the fly by wire throttle control tuned for economy. You can get a multi function throttle controller,which,besides a cone filter, is the only bolt on performance part these things have lol. Luckily,they do make body kits and lowering springs, but Ohio snow is definitely a big deterrent from that,unfortunately
This car is amazing, Im hard on my Rolla (bought at 78k at 163k now) and she just takes the beating, I hope she runs forever!
170 k on board and still work like new
I recently bought this car from an auction. It had been wrecked in the front. I had to replace the front bumper cover, radiator, hood, both front fenders, and headlights. I didn't put the regular headlights back on it, I got the smokey looking ones. I spent less than a grand on everything. I only paid $450 for the car itself.
Mad bargain brooo
@@Bigmike9844 thanks. It only has 111k miles and runs like a dream
One thing I never understood with lower tier cars - all of those window regulators are electronically controlled, so why bother with only having one with an auto-down function - not even an auto-up as well? All four are fully capable of being fully automatic, it’s just software!
TheWindowsChannel it is so people don't close it on your hands
Lmao, no, that’s not why at all! All the cars I own have fully automatic windows, and they simply retract the windows if something is caught in them. Take my A6, if I were to roll up the windows, and a passenger’s arm were resting on it, the window would stop and retract to prevent the window from squeezing the passenger’s arm. It’s probably just a bump sensor and weight sensor detecting if there’s too much weight on the window, or detecting if it hits the top.
My 2010 Toyota Corolla is at 150k now just drove it from Philly to Indiana 12 hours straight with the a.c blasting the whole ride and still running strong.
Can you take apart the interior on these corollas?
I just bought this car... used. It's my very first car and I'm just learning how to drive so, so far I'm happy with it; but I do have to take it back to the dealer to be serviced because twice since I've bought it a couple of weeks ago it wouldn't start. like my key wouldn't turn once I put it into the ignition. so there may be a problem with the starter. but other than that I have no real complaints I was a little bit confused about how the air works but other than that I am happy with it I just know once I trade up after my credit is looking better to get a newer model car with less miles and better gas mileage also.
Awesome review. I think I really have to stick with Toyota for my first car. Thank you.
That blank button I believe is for the higher end models with a 6 CD changer.
I have the same car and it has the 6 cd changer and it is the load button.
I just acquired a 2021 LE Corolla and I swear it’s the best car ever ❤️
My 2010 Toyota Corolla LE doesn't have the clock down below the radio near the shift knob. My clock is integrated with the gauges where you find the outside temperature reading. I'm not sure why they made some 2010's like yours then like mine with the same trim level(LE)?
Best car ever, LOVE IT!
I've got a 03 with 190,000 miles, i only replace the condenser, one motor mount and sway bar links and of course mobil 1 every 6k miles and toyo tires
Just got a black metallic one yesterday, my mechanic highly recommend me this model; relatively cheap and very reliable and easy to maintain and fix.
Cannot go wrong with a Toyota though! I considered one when I was looking to replace my 03 Jeep Grand Cherokee of 6 years about 4 years ago.
For 2018 Toyota removed those cheap plastic cup holders in the back and left an empty space there. But there are still 2 empty cup holders in the middle section of the rear seat that folds down. Also, I don't know why they removed the map pocket on back of the driver's seat.
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I read so many reviews where people trash Corolla...sorry, they are great cars. When we are driving in the middle of the night, on the freeway, middle of the night, you want a reliable car not whether it has a jazzy interior. I am turning in my 2014 Corolla due to some exterior damage..and getting another one. I love Corolla.
many people complain that it has underpowered engine. Even the current model still has the same 1.8 liter engine found in the previous generation (2008-2013)
I have an 09 that my parents handed me down in 2015 when I graduated high school. Never had a breakdown in 181k miles. Never done anything besides regular maintenance. Has never had any hiccups. Never failed me. Took me on tons of road trips in college. I love it, even though I do wanna replace it with a 4runner soon
I’m interested if u wanna trade it. ss.panford@gmaildotcome
Don't replace it. Always keep as a back up.
@@mslibra8618 I replaced it about two years ago. It needed a lot of work on the underside that was more than it was worth. I got my 4Runner. It’s been incredibly reliable and she’s only got 50k miles on it. I hope to put many years and many miles on it
I bought a 2010 Corolla LE. I removed the headrest from the back seat because I found it hard to see behind me.
I have one like this but it's 2009. It has almost 180000 kilometres. I abused the hell out of it. I had to fix many things but they were not related to the engine or transmission. People says that I'm cheap and should buy a new car but hey, I'm not the one setting on $40k car debt.
When I put the sun visor to the left side to block the Sun it's touching my head because that door handle is on the top. I wonder if that can be removed.
Left Rear door is a different shade of Silver- Replacement door or ding fix-up?
The 2009 & 2010 Toyota Corolla's were built with a defective ECU Electric Steering Module. It made the vehicle wonder & difficult to control at highway speeds. Toyota even admitted that the steering was defective, yet failed to issue a recall. Eventually the NHTSA stepped in & ordered Toyota to issue a recall to replace the ECU Module, but Toyota failed to comply & were heavily fined by the NHTSA in 2015. If you still own this vehicle, take it to a Toyota Dealership & have them fix it for free. There should still be an open technical service bulletin for this Year/Make/Model.
Duality Of Man is this just for the 2009 & 2010 models??? I feel like my 2013 Toyota Camry has the same issue!
For those who want good cheap transportation, utterly reliable, low or no costs, this is a very good choice. We've had ours for eleven years, no extra costs, goes, starts, does everything well, so, for the record, nothing is better for all round everyday action, economy, reliability.
That’s a cool car sure it isn’t all that exiting but at least it gets you to your destination right
Hey man listen these cars are like THE CARS where i live and i can't afford this 2010 car right now and i dream day and night to purchase a car like this for myself never think you have a corolla just think that anyone in the opposite part of the world to you can't even afford this BTW i like how you have kept it all beautiful and took care of it real car guy mate
TheCarGuy786 your dream car is a used corolla? Wow
Dang it I’m 15. I have to get the bus.
Logan Butcher why would you a bus? A corolla is cheaper then a bus
I’m learning to drive now 😂
@@Everett02 damn its been 2 years. Did you get your first one?
@@dimitrissimitzis6944 Yep! But now I'm at uni and left my car at home so I have to get the bus again lmao
I have the 2018 toyota corolla se cvt. I’m hoping it is just as reliable as the older non cvt’s 🤞
I have a 2010 things u said are true my other Corolla ran for a long time they start and run thats what counts lol.
They probably made it that way so that you wouldn't accidently restrict too much airflow.
They could of went the alternative way and made it so that you can never close the air vents the entire full way.
I have a 2016 Rav 4 Hybrid. I like Toyota, its a safe, reliable car and it's good on gas.
I have the same car. I hated the back head rests, so i basically pulled em all out.
Lol,so did I
Nice video!
I LOVE my toyota. I would never ever trade it for anything else.
Yes you would
A Honda?