Watch Before You Buy A 2022 Toyota Corolla featuring the Hatchback
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One of the best-selling cars of all time, the Toyota Corolla has a reputation for excellent reliability. At the same time, it has recently broken out of its plain-jane shell to offer sports and appearance trims that give the venerable model new zest. It's also a beneficiary of Toyota's efforts to provide standard driver-assist systems. For the 2022 model, the Corolla is available as a four-door sedan or four-door hatchback. Last year a small crossover, the Corolla Cross, adopted the Corolla name, but that is reviewed separately. The sedan offers two gasoline engine choices plus a hybrid version. One of the smallest vehicles in the Toyota lineup, the Corolla fits above the hybrid-only Toyota Prius and below the midsize Toyota Camry. It competes head-to-head with the Nissan Sentra, Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra, and several other models in one of the industry's largest segments.
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I got my 2017 Corolla LE for 16k with 30k miles had it for 2 years, added 110k miles
And the trade is is currently at 13k
Haha I’m trading it in for the 2022 SE hatchback manual. A car I’ve been watching for around 1 year.
It will finish around 26k, I gave Corolla 1k to order the car and will give my credit union 2k so my monthly price will be around 350$. Only a $100 difference.
Currently eyeing the hatch back trading it in for my Tacoma.
Same, I want to trade my SUV for one.
I would always buy new, that way I know what I'm getting, and worth the extra $$ to me.
I know a fellow who owns a GM dealership and a Hyundai dealership. He has told me to avoid EVs. Reasons? Too expensive. Replacement batteries cost a ton. Energy is not adequate to "fuel" up often enough. Charging your battery is 4 - 5 times more expensive than gassing up. Hybrids, he said, are fine but AVOID EVs.
I’ve always been fearful of the battery replacement cost. I’ve heard it’s a minimum of 8k.
@@rickjohnson9856 more than 8k. The labor in changing the battery is just as high if its not under warranty
Only real issue i say I no rear air vent. On a compact that is unheard of and on a hatchback that seems like an issue. Would love to see an AC review during the summer time
Actually pretty much no compact cars have a rear ac vent
Just ordered (2 months ago) a 1.8 hybrid for the lady daily commuting, and for me to play around after work small rides and weekends😂, it is supposed to arrive till the end of August 🤔 lets see. But let me tell you, i aint selling my M5e39 any soon, not even if gas go 10 dollars a gallon ⛽
Your only semi intelligent then. Anyone dumping money into a gas guzzler right now just to look kool, has no sense.
@@DS..69 when petrol is 1.90 per liter and diesel is 1.80 per liter (where i live in Europe) and a diesel car would be around 38.000 € with a warranty of 6 years max, a Toyota hybrid its around 30.000 € with 10 years warranty ( a diesel would do 5liters per 100km, the hybrid will do around 4 liters per 100km) a fully eletric or a plug in would cost 50.000 € or more🤔, you're the one semi intelligent if you cant do the maths 🤔, as i have to diesel cars that do from 5.5L to 8L dependind of the daily use, and having an M5e39 that does around 13 liters per 100km just cruising, i guess its a huge improvement considering the price of the gas and gas mileage, around 80Km a day, i really believe youre not living in Europe, other wise you would know how to count 👍, i really think getting an 1.8 hybrid its a great purchase.
@@DS..69 if you're talking about my M5 its my 3rd car not counting with my motorcycle, so i only ride it a couple times a year.
Have you reviewed the Jeep Wrangler Eco diesel? I would love to know your thoughts. Thinking about buying one. Thx
Great video. I wish they would offer a mid-performance version with the 2.5 base engine from the Camry in a manual transmission. It would be right below the GR Corolla and could be a successor to the extinct Scion TC.
And a budget gti
Totally agree
Not enough space
Agree 💯
2.5 liter would eat the gas quickly on this vehicle. I have a 2014 scion xb at a 2.5 liter engine and I’m filling up every 3-4 days rather than once a week
Hey Funny you show the 2019 version but showed in san diego, I just bought today the blue version but 2022 model, and I live in san diego, where did you film that part of your video in san diego, seems like coronado beach, next to the camping spot
2022 manual corollas are selling now for higher than their MSRP's lol
October?
he is a time traveler lol
What is your opinion on ford explorer St? Thanks
Fuel economy is definitely disappointing. The rental i had only got low 30's mpg. Not only that, but the speedo was reading fast, which means that the true mileage is even less 🤔 😬
My 2023 SE hatchback averages 38.5 mpg in mixed driving. So, either you had a lead foot, or that particular rental model was an anomaly.
That's a lot better! Is yours a stick or auto?
This or Mazda3 hatch?
thought I’d never get a cvt , but oh well
cvt shifts so early lmaooooo
good looking kid at the end, the corolla however , um not so much !
Why would anyone buy the regular corolla hatchback when the car superior Honda Civic exists?
Some prefer the look of the Corolla and the smaller size. Also, long term wise, the naturally aspirated engine and D4S port and direct injection make the engine way less prone to carbon buildup in the Toyota.
@@Notadrianmonroy you know the civic has a base non turbo right that’s just port injected
@@naveenthemachine wow. Didn’t realize that. Thanks. If Honda had kept a naturally aspirated port injected 2.4L k series motor option, Honda all the way over the Toyota. Such a great engine for small sporty vehicles.
Because the Honda is butt ugly and the quality isn't as good as the Toyota. Btw, the op should have mentioned the awd gr coming in 23.
Price difference. Yes the civic is superior, but for the price tag I would have to go a different route. Someone who stays true to a budget doesn’t find value for the extra 5000 of a vehicle
Needs smaller rims.
too late lol
Civic hatchback larger and better driving characteristics.
GR should change everything down the line. Since everything should trickle down to less premium models.
With a higher price tag. Can’t really compare.
Their 2.0 is much slower and the road noise is almost unbearable
@@Lobo59470 This. I was cross-shopping Corolla, Civic and Mazda 3 hatchbacks. The Corolla is such a comparative sticker value, it's a no-brainer. My wife and I settled on a 2023 SE; the *off-the-lot price* was the same as Civic's starting MSRP.
Not to mention, I think the Corolla looks way cooler/sportier than either the Civic or 3. 😃
ur getting kind of old easy on the push ups old navy dad