2024 Toyota Corolla Hatchback Review | One MAJOR Change!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video I'll go for a test drive & completely review the NEW 2024 Toyota Corolla Hatchback! I'll test out acceleration, braking, steering feel, cargo space, rear legroom, sound system, exhaust clip & much more!
Big thanks to Younger Toyota in Hagerstown, MD for allowing me to check out the NEW 2024 Toyota Corolla Hatchback! For more information on their inventory please feel free to visit their website below!
www.VolvoCarsHagerstown.com
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Some people dream of a Mercedes or Ferrari, I dream of owning a Toyota Corolla hatchback.
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I just got a toyota corolla hatchback se .... April 15, 2024 and the car is fun considering the price . it has the spirit of a sports car . The hatchback acts and sounds like a wannabe porsche.
Built in Japan. Enough reason to buy hatchback instead of sedan already.
I purchased a ‘24 SE sedan built in Japan.
You bet
So true, better than mississippi.I🤢🤮
In NorCal some corolla sedans are also made in Japan…
Any manual for 2024
I picked up a 2023 SE hatchback in August - fantastic car, across the board. I’d recommend to anyone looking in this class.
Trying to get the 2024 nightshade, super excited
@@TheWeirdGuyIsHere That is a great choice.
Bought one on Saturday - way better than I expected. It rides like a dream, is quiet, and the technology features are fantastic.
100 percent agree @@rp1sq256
@@rp1sq256 Yes! It not only drives and handles great, quiet and economical, very handsome, practical. All with a naturally aspirated 2.0 liter engine. Quite a feat.
Super review of the new Corolla. This is so much more helpful than just reading articles or spec sheets online on it. Thanks!
I concur. Built in Japan says it all. I bought this exact car in 2021 with a 6 speed intelligent manual transmission. It was by far the best manual I’ve ever driven. Sadly they have dropped that transmission from the line up and now it looks like it only comes in the Corolla GR. I traded it for a 40th anniversary Golf GTI with 6 speed manual. I wanted to keep the Corolla but got overruled. My trade in is still on the lot at VW of Daphne near Mobile. 14,200 loving miles, broken in properly and never anywhere near the red line.
What was the point in trading it in? If you loved it and it only had 12,000 miles and then I don’t understand.
@bobbystillz222 Right, good question. When Volkswagen announced that they were discontinuing manual transmission’s after 2024 and the 40th anniversary models (2023) showed up I thought acquiring one in a 6speed would be a good move.. Both for the fun factor and resale in the future because of the manual. Plus, the dealer gave me $25,000 trade in. I paid $26,000 cash 33 months earlier. I couldn’t resist the deal. I did pay MSRP for the Golf GTI. The wife would not let me keep both, I tried. I lost a few miles a gallon but gained 73 hp and 122 lb/ft of torque.
@@donr8773yah my husband tried to keep two compliance cars and I flipped & bought an Eray #howitsdone
I have a 2019 XSE (looks exactly like the one which was just reviewed) and I love it. I will say it's not that quiet but I paid $22000 for this car 2.5 years ago used with 6000 miles on it. I am die hard Toyota. If you maintain it they last forever.
Don't forget the key sensing lock/unlock door handles from the outside trick! I love that part 😊
Another great video! Can you do the 2024 Mazda 3 hatchback Premium? One of the last 6spd manual n/a.
I know you touched on it a bit in the video but was wondering if you could explain the shifter operation more and maybe highlight it a little, am considering buying a car for a new driver and thought it might be helpful, anyways keep up the great work
@GoldPony What year was your RSX? I have a 2006 RSX Type S that I bought brand new
Thanks for sharing. A Yoter taco, or Yoter hatch, is my next one Lord willin.
Bought the nightshade 2 days ago.. Love it!❤
Which color did you go with? White or black?
I may get one. I have a fit and love it hehehe
Hello, Is the Corolla Hatchback SE prewired for Fog lights that can be dealer installed? Thank you
Like that 'Gold PONY'! Love TOYOTAS/ exept new Turbo charged vehicles......
CCC Austin, TX
I wish the option existed for the XSE model to get the 16 inch tires & wheels instead of the 18 inch tires & wheels that are the only size available for XSE for a better comfortable ride, better gas mileage and better protection against potholes that the 16 inch tires & wheels offer.
I have ordered as SE model for that reason.
The hatchback needs a 2.0L hybrid version like they get in Europe. I don't care for the sedan
Sorry Sr that's the Corolla cross hybrid
I will view this vid in detail soon, but I'm wondering: Drew, is there s sunroof option with the '24 hatchback? Many thanks, brother. 🙏♐
No sunroof available on HB. YOU HAve to get sedan body style for sunroof.
That has the black headliner too!
You didn't cover front passenger leg room. Did I miss it?
I just wished you could get one in a 6 speed manual. Looks like a fun car.
I wished the same. Kinda opting on getting the GR86 just cause of the manual. Kinda dont need back seats and the base trim costs the same as the xse corolla hatch
I’m in Canada so I’m not sure about US options but here you could get a 6-speed up until 2022. It was only this year where they dropped it
Get a nice used 2021 or maybe 2022 with a 6 speed. I had one just like the one here. It is a fabulous transmission.
Good review. Did you notice any high-pitched sounds from the HVAC blowers? This appears to be a thing.
I don't on my 2024 SE. It only has 2k miles on it tho
My 21 hatch SE 6MT occasionally has the whine at start up for a minute. It started around 31k miles 3 years. It hasn't happened in the last 3 months. Hopefully, it doesn't become a problem. It's been perfect other than that. I just flushed the clutch line, and now it feels as good as day 1.
Are you sure those are ventilated front discs?
Massive neck breaking power
I pick mine up in the morning (Monday).
What do you think so far?
Is there a manual version for the hatch?
Im looking into buying a car right now and this is low key what im looking for. But the prices are you put up are like 3k less than market right now
I do think without folding down the back seats, the trunk could use more space. It only fits one big piece of luggage due to the shorter car body. The trunk of a normal sedan could fit two.
I also agree. I can barely go grocery shopping without having the rear seats folded down. I also removed the plastic cover "hiding" the cargo area for more room on taller items.
Can't tell from the video with all the shadows cast, but do the rear seats fold to a completely flat position level with the cargo area?
If not completely flat it's pretty darn close.
Your WHITE OUTFIT IS COOL 😎…… WISH THE corolla had a manual stick .
so i have a question for ya. Is the design/trim/interior on the 2024 xse hatch a carry over from the 2023 xse hatch model? Im looking to get some accesories and i just want to make sure everything will fit, if say, i got a better spoiler or seat covers, for example.
From my understanding they are identical. Even the official Toyota promo video has a small text stating "2023 model shown."
Yes same car, no changes.
Does it have "start/stop" button to turn it off ? If yes, do you have to reset it to off everytime you start up the engine?
Yes, it has a single start/stop button that is dual function depending of if the engine is on or off. Very functional and intuitive design.
I love my 2022 Corolla sedan...only 139 hp but it's a peppy lil thing.Does the hatch have more room in the front seats or is it the same as Sedan?
Sedan is larger in all areas over HB.
Front seating area is comparable, except the dash sticks out a lot further. Back seats are much smaller and trunk is smaller, especially with the spare tire kit. You kind of really have to put the back seats down and remove the trunk cover if you really want to take full advantage of the cargo situation.
HB is a smaller car than the Corolla sedan which makes it more easy to maneuver around and get into smaller parking spaces. The room suits me fine. I do have the backseats down because I do not carry passengers.@@stolenhal0 In my case I would have problems fitting the Corolla Sedan in my garage because the Sedan is slightly larger.
Every 2023 XSE hatch review I've seen shows the vehicle coming with a compact spare, as does the sedan. I bought my 2023 when they were very hard to get and, to my surprise, my came only with the fix-a-flat kit. I was told the spare is optional. I went ahead and bought my XSE any way and I really like the car BUT I wish the three or four car reviews I watched on TH-cam had mentioned the spare as being optional.
It's an option called "enhanced cargo space"where they replace the spare with a flat fix kit to allow for more cargo space. It's a free option so it's just something you have to check for.
I wish I my salesman had mentioned that. It took me two months to even see a hatchback after test driving a sedan where I did check to see if that car had a spare. Then came the videos showing the hatch with the spare. I test drove the car I bought off the showroom floor and when I came back to the dealership there were two other couples waiting to try the same car so since my 1996 Suzuki was on its last legs I told them I'd take the car. Somewhere in all the pressure to replace my Suzuki, the Corolla sedan with the spare and the videos showing it had a spare was the assumption my car had a spare as well. A lesson for my next life. However, I do appreciate you taking the time to send along that information. @@supDruMz
Paddle shifters on a cvt is basically a placebo. Cvt transmissions don’t shift so all you are getting is a computer generated rpm interuption🙄
Solid chassis and good driving sports hatch. Love the looks but not a fan of the Prius-like dash or RAV-4 institutional interior and it’s a bit small. I think Toyotas drive pretty well and I’ll choose a Camry to rent without hesitation. Just got the comparable driving and a bit larger Impreza RS, not a lot of choices out there for a sports wagon/hatch (not hot hatch) and it has a responsive powertrain, solid handling and is super comfortable. Also wanted the Japan built status of it like the Corolla.
Do you like the Impreza, , been going back and forth between the two but was wondering about the 120 thousand mile service on the Impreza, when it comes due and the cost?
@@50sstanley love it! Real solid chassis, great ride and handling, responsive power train, comfortable, safe and practical with its flexible cargo capability. Easy to get 35 mpg on the highway and 500 miles on a tank makes it a great road trip car, AWD is unstoppable as long as the snow isn’t too deep. I only drive 3-5k a year so will likely never see its 120k service - probably $1500-2000 because of spark plug and CVT fluid replacement - 1/2 the other items you can likely do yourself and knock off a couple hundred.
So in your opinion (amd anyone else who wants to chime in), would you recommend this specific model/trim over a 2024 Kia Forte GT w/ a GT2 package?
Personally, I liked how the Corolla hatch drove much better than the forte. But for me, I’d only buy the XSE trim level.
You should probably also look at the Subaru Impreza & base trim (S trim) VW GTI.
Oh, also, I chose a lightly used Mazda3 Carbon Edition sedan for my son. A GTI for myself.
Is it hybrid ?
too bad the exhausts are not carried through to the back bumper!
Does this car have a CVT Transmission? Is a CVT a "rubber band" transmission?
yes but built by asin warner not that nissan jatco bull
This CVT is tried and true. Been in current corolla since 2018?
Not only is it a superior Asin Warner, it also comes with a physical first gear for launching - much better for the CVT’s long-term reliability!
the best car in the world
Does the cargo lay flat when seats are done?
No. It is still tilted at ~20 degree angle. Very few cars make completely flat cargo area when seats folded down.
This one is showing a flat cargo though
@@jilly7306
It’s a illusion. I’m pretty sure the corolla hatchback does fold down completely flat..
Oh boy. This car is around 55k dollars in my country
You know Drew, I was feeling real down today because I finally sold all Gamestop shares and took a $40,000 loss. However watching your video cheered me right up! Thanks bud!
lmao
Man
I am sad all the two-tone colors and nightshade have a black roof. I live in SWFL having a black car or a black roofed car is pure misery.
2024 COROLLA XSE is the same as 2023 Corolla XSE.
yup, the only reason to get this year would be if you wanted the night shade hatchback.
@AJ-ox9xj I could have got my car with a black top in May 2023 and passed up a few black top cars as I didn't want a different color top.
@@microminiskirt that's not the difference in the nightshade package, it's really just a SE with the bronze rims and the seat are different, but still not as good as XSE seats. I got a 2023 XSE as well, the windchill pearl with black roof.
@AJ-ox9xj I don't care about bronze wheels or black top. I like the seats on my XSE So its all the same to me. There is no difference between 2023 n 2024. Just cosmetics with wheels.
@@microminiskirt that's what I'm saying lol
Where is the Hybrid Hatch?
Hybrids are a separate review but I'll definitely try to get the Corolla Hybrids done as well! 😁
Short seat cushions.
They should have a manual transmission for this 😭😭
Thats surprisingly a good price especially in the economy we're currently in
Why can’t it have at least 200-220hp !!!
Come on Toyota.
Brio Satya 15148
heard the engine is loud when you drive
You want a fix a flat?, are you crazy!
Give me a spare, I'll give up a little room
Add Awd and I will give up my Impreza
Tl;dr this car is perfect if you're single
I considered the Corolla hatch. It should be very reliable long-term and the pricing seems quite good compared to the competition (I'd be happy with the base SE). I found it to drive quite nicely, but it has too many negatives for me. I think it's an ugly car. The rear seat room and cargo room are too cramped. They should have used the sedan's longer wheelbase. I'm also not a fan of the poorly conceived interior design. Poor storage space. Tiny buttons on the dash. I hate the screen sticking up from the top of the dashboard. Pointy outboard corners on the dash to bang your knees on. The Civic hatch and Mazda 3 hatch take care of most of those issues. The pricing on these two cars is a really poor value though in comparison.
This is a very good car but there are some things I would change to make it great. The first thing is to lose the CRT transmission and go back to using the 7 gear system. CRT's are crap! And every manufacturer who has made them stock is just kidding themselves by saying that they are not. Don't believe me? Wait a few years and once out of warranty you will face an ugly truth. They will wear out and nobody will want to work on them. A replacement will cost you thousands.
The second thing is to add disc brakes on all four wheels. Let's face it, drum brakes are yesterday's technology.
The Dynamic-shift CVT is smooth and quite responsive for what it is. It's a Toyota, so chances are the CVT will be reliable. Time will tell. The Corolla Hatchback USA/Canada model has disc brakes on all four wheels.
I didn't know the Toyota came with 4-wheel disc brakes. My question is why Canada and not the United States? Now all that's left is the CVT. Replace it with a 6 speed and they will have a real winner!@@uberfarben
Europe gets the hybrid. Why can’t we get that ????? Hello Toyota ?????
Also, the VW GTI S trim is a much better value proposition. Because you’re not gonna get this at MSRP.
Paddle shifters on a CVT, what is this world coming to? Toyota, stop with the gimmicks on your vehicles.
No manual. Disappointment
No 6sp, no sale!
mate wears underarmour but doesnt use it... for sure for sure.
Man that front end is ugly 😬
Don't know why your saying the ride is good. Bought one for my daughter and the ride is noisy as hell and feels so cheap. You feel all the bumps. That's what she wanted but in my opinion this car rides like a piece of total 8h!t.
Is it an XSE model with those 18 inch tires and wheels? That deteriorates the ride comfort.
My 2023 SE rides smoother than some mid/full size cars. Sure it’s not a Lexus, but for a compact hatch, it’s incredibly smooth. 🤷🏻♂️
If your SE has the 16 inch Tires n wheels the ride will be more comfortable than the 18 inch tires n wheels that come standard on XSE Corolla in USA.@@JazzzRockFuzion
Wow, I couldn't get past... bought one for my daughter. I bought my own 1977 toyota in 1984. Ha
cuz cvt = bad ride
Why buy this when you can get a mazda 3 NA all wheel drive much more hp and a 6 speed auto with more room.
Toyota’s more reliable, cheaper (esp the SE model), much better gas mileage, and a complimentary 2 yr/25K dealer maintenance.
@@JazzzRockFuzion Actually, they’re not more reliable. And not cheaper, especially since Toyota is still charging more than MSRP
@@katiecannon8186 i bought mine for msrp.
@@katiecannon8186 Reliability between the two are highly debatable. More recently, newer Mazdas have become more reliable, but generally, Toyotas have been more reliable overall.