Just bought myself a 2003 Toyota Corolla LE with 67k miles today. Getting it on the road tomorrow and I am so excited to drive it till it can't no more. I'm 18 years old and am excited to run with it till I'm done with my teens.
This video fully explained that why is this car was a perfect starter for young buyers. I actually *love* this car, just because of it's simplicity and reliability...
Are you for reals? My neighbor is a mechanic & he is selling a his 03 Corolla, he raplaced the engine & it has somewhere around 70k on it, everything works, ac, windows, & mirros, the paint is faded, but i honestly don't care, I'm debating bc this would be my first car, any advice?
@@franklihuinac Get this or a 2002 Corolla. I have the 2002 Corolla and these things are reliable as hell. I'm kinda the fast driver type so I'm always racing my damn rolla and it has NEVER broken down on me. It's alot of fun to mess around, lol. My corolla has over 200,000 miles and no big issues so far. Get one!
Years later, this is my car at 19. Mine has 204,795 miles and I use it for Uber eats. Funniest part is that I constantly abuse and drive it like it’s a Ferrari and it refuses to die. Literally no engine problems & that’s why I love Toyota.
I swing my Camry in between traffic and drive fast it's got a 5 Speed Manual Transmission. But the majority of the time I drive either slow or 10 over the speed limit. I don't like to abuse my cars, it's also burning fuel when you drive fast.
+maria E. brennan my granddad had his for 14 years but just sold it last year for an Elantra, the only problem was the brakes, CRAZY HOW LONG THESE CARS LAST AM I RIGHT!!!!!
these cars will run a long time if you do the routine maintenance like change the oil every 3,000 miles with regular oil. flush the power steering fluid, flush the brake fluid, flush the radiator coolant and flush the transmission fluid every 50 to 60 thousand miles. you do all of that, and these cars could go 400,000 miles without any major issue. Toyota builds cars that last because they use the same engine and transmission for many years across many generations, which is why they are bullet proof in terms of reliability.
@@kennchief8340 yea man you definitely get what you pay for. As long as you maintain it well you’ll be Golden, I couldn’t kill that thing haha. I did eventually get rid of her for an 04 silver Mustang
@@justicedoesfitness2024 hey may you help me to choose car for me please, i found toyota Corolla 2003 for $3000 with 13,000 Mileage , and a Ford mustang 2008 for $2800 with 146,000 mileage, which one should i choose please
@@achrafazkeri I would choose the mustang, surprisingly it’s about the same on insurance so you don’t need to worry about that. A mustang is a nice, fast and dependable car if you get the 4.0 V6 that’s awesome I know a bunch of guys who love theirs and they can be easily modded if your into fast cars. The Corolla is a good car but a mustang with 140k miles is just broken in and those cars go to 250k easily without major problems, I love my 04 silver Mustang I blacked out the rims and everything. Also if you get a V6 you can dual exhaust that and it will sound like a V8 because the 4.0 is a bigger engine than the previous V6
I ended up getting a 2004 Toyota Corolla LE and got the same interior. Thank you for making the video because it made up my mind on me getting the vehicle. I appreciate it !!
Goes to show if u buy something reliable how much u can get out of it. Sad to see the newer cars not holding up as well for well less than 11 years. The fusion review is a great example of this. Great reviews keep up the amazing work!!!
The blank spots on the dash are for future add on's. Say someone puts fog/driving lights on, the blank spot is to put the switch so one is not forced to drill through the dash board like we use to in the "old days".
I have the '03 Corolla S in pretty good condition and 80k miles...one easy mod to make the driving experience just a little bit more enjoyable is to put on a thick felt or leather steering wheel cover.
I own one of these and drive it every day. It has everything I need and nothing I don't, and everything on it still works and none of the interior panels have loosened up over the years. The car runs as well as it did when it was brand new. I still see lots of these cars still on the road.
@@justicedoesfitness2024 I am jealous... You have a huge amount of luck to find a deal like that my friend. Lowest price corolla I found was $4,900 and it has 124k miles.
I have a 2004 LE and I love it and it is a very confortable and reliable car and very good on gas , if you look for a use one on good shape,don’t wait and buy it you want regret.😊❤
I had a '03 Toyota Corolla, but unfortunately, after multiple car hospital stints, I made the decision to pull the plug as she was in ailing condition. I was the second owner and the major thing that went was the A.C., I needed a new compressor. Eventually other things started to go which made repairs expensive. Towards the end they started sending me lettersfor an airbag recall. I had a good run with it for 7 years.
Great video buddy! Ignore the haters, they're jealous because they drive Fords ( I own a Ford by the way). You can't waste gas in a Corolla, you conserve it.
I just bought an old corolla without seeing the car myself. This video helped me out. Car looks solid and simple all around. I like it. Good video mate.
@@seanmaxwell3319 Yeah, especially a 2004 lol. I'm still looking into cars and this is the fall-back "settle for" car from the local dealership that I'll buy if nothing else suits as well since it's only $4.5k and I can pay it right out immediately and I'm not gonna have a huge heartbreak if this car dies out on me. So far the top of my list is a nice 2008 Volvo S80 for 'round $7k but the only thing is that the car's a bit on the long side for my liking, I'm a sucker for compacts.
@@syundown6005 lol id be very pissed off if i paid 5k for a car and it died in a year or two. Screw that and buy a new car.... Ps my corolla cost me 20k 14 years ago and im still driving the hell outta it
I've had a Acura rsx for 12 years, it never gave me any problems because took my aunts advise. She has had a 1994 corolla and it has no problems with over 300,000 miles on it. And to keep it running all you have to do is, Change oil ever 5,000-15,000 miles Give the car a tune up every year or two(120-200$) Try not to slam on the gas so the car won't wear down its parts and then you mess up the engine, Try not to put to mug weigh on it. My Acura is my first car and I love it, only thing I've ever changed on it was a battery and the head and tail lights. Even though it's a sports car the fastest I've ever gone obit was 91 mph because my cusin wanted to race me home:)
Thank you sir! These really do hold up well if you take care of them. This really was a result of Toyota's hay-day. They had the best products at the time.
ThinkOutsideTheCube I have a 2005 Bonneville SE and the front seats are more supportive and comfortable in my 2004 Toyota Corolla especially on long trips additionally, my Bonneville cost 27,000 and the Toyota is more fun to drive. Go Toyota!
I'm pretty sure those button blanks are actually there in case you want to modify the car (with spotlights for example) so that you have a proper place to put the switch to make it look more integrated
Japanese cars Toyota Corolla are the best in his class All the Toyota Corolla’s every year the cars are so reliable good on gas they never break down keep up the maintenance Thumbs up Toyota Corolla Go to your nearest car dealer 2020? 2021?
Come on folks help me out, I am going to buy a 2003 and it is driven up to 299,000 KM. The check engine light comes on too. The seller guy says there might be some electronic issues and does nothing to operations of car. Should I go or not??
ILOVECHICKEN698 It really depends on what condition the car is in. You wanna make sure you have a list of what repairs have been made to the car. Generally if the car is in good shape, been well taken care of and had regular maintenance that's a decent price. I have a 2003 Toyota Corolla with over 200k that's in pretty good shape. I've had it for a year now, had to replace my intake manifold gasket, my serpentine belt, and gotta replace my muffler and either my drivers side sway bar link or strut (gotta take the tire off to have a look at it). All that stuff is pretty normal maintenance so I'd say it's doing pretty good. It's my first car and I gotta say I love it, although I had problems with the stock radio playing CD's so I put a new one in there along with a sub and amp in the trunk. Very nice car, great on gas.
I just got an 03 with 99,600 miles a few months ago and paid $1,500. I upgraded the stereo to a Sony touch screen, put on new tires and new hubcaps. I'm coming up on 1,000 miles since I bought it. I'll probably keep it forever and add a new/newer RAV4.
This is a great car. I've got a 2004 and it has 202 k miles on it which isn't extremely high for a Toyota but heres the thing.. every component on the car still works besides cruise control. Now my infiniti g35 on the other hand is a 2003 and it only has 133 k miles .. a great car but it has ur typical luxury car laundry list of small issues. I would not hesitate to buy this generation of corolla used again , its a fairly ugly car in my opinion but its spacious on the inside for a compact and the cars just extremely well built.
Got a 2012 Honda Civic, only had to replace the original battery and one break light, currently at 61400 miles, my family had a 2003 Honda oddsey until 2012 300,000+ miles, only replaced it so get my dad a more fuel efficient Toyota Camry SE, as well my mums 2006 Toyota 4Runner is still kicking it at 230,000+ miles, Japanese cars don’t die
I see a check engine light that generation of corolla must be common for them to do that. We had a 2003 CE corolla we bought it used when it was around 1 year old and as the car got miles on it and aged some check engine light came on and was still on when car was seven years old and car was running pretty decent never did get it scanned but, was probably just a sensor. It was used for a work car but, always performed great did do some repair work here and there but, never very much really at all. Mainly oil changes and that was it. There was a brake hose I think they called it that had to be replaced once.
Toyota Corolla’s never die. Toyota Corolla LE. CE 🚘⛽️✅🧼2020? 2021? Drive the car to the wheels fall off 😂😂😂 Japanese cars will always win Clean Carfax report. Clean title. Go to your local Toyota dealer thumbs up 👍
hey may you help me to choose car for me please, i found toyota Corolla 2003 for $3000 with 13,000 Mileage , and a Ford mustang 2008 for $2800 with 146,000 mileage, which one should i choose please
Hello may you help me to choose car for me please, i found toyota Corolla 2003 for $3000 with 13,000 Mileage , and a Ford mustang 2008 for $2800 with 146,000 mileage, which one should i choose please
Does anyone know how to open the trunk with the remote ? It doesny have a button for it and since I bought it off the street it didnt come with a manual.🤦🏻♀️
I bought a 07 Corolla (9th gen same as this 03) 4 months ago and she does not burn oil. Put about 350-400 miles a week on it and check the oil every time I fill up. 196k on the odometer. Still average 39-42 mpg combined driving
This isn’t even true... In 2003, power door locks only came standard for the S & LE. Power windows and keyless entry are standard for the LE exclusively. Everything else is either optional, included in a package, or simply not offered for some trims. Power windows and keyless entry were just package options for the S, while power door locks were the only option offered for the CE. Even through the final model year (2008), none of these features have ever been standard for the CE or S. Just google “2003 Corolla eBrochure pdf” and you’ll find every package and option available for each trim in full detail. So no, as far as the 9th generation goes these features aren’t offered on every Corolla.
I have the same model but the only difference is my Corolla already came with dark tinted windows on all 5 windows expect the windshield A expensive stereo with Bluetooth connection also a bass adjuster from 1-6 And Chrome rims My Corolla only has 150k
Just bought myself a 2003 Toyota Corolla LE with 67k miles today. Getting it on the road tomorrow and I am so excited to drive it till it can't no more. I'm 18 years old and am excited to run with it till I'm done with my teens.
yo i’m 19 looking at 2003 corolla that got 55k miles. how has it been driving?
This video fully explained that why is this car was a perfect starter for young buyers. I actually *love* this car, just because of it's simplicity and reliability...
This particular generation was clearly over-engineered. Looks great, super roomy, parts hardly fade after 200k miles. An incredible used car buy.
I would say roomy my legs are cramped
Are you for reals? My neighbor is a mechanic & he is selling a his 03 Corolla, he raplaced the engine & it has somewhere around 70k on it, everything works, ac, windows, & mirros, the paint is faded, but i honestly don't care, I'm debating bc this would be my first car, any advice?
@@franklihuinac Get this or a 2002 Corolla. I have the 2002 Corolla and these things are reliable as hell. I'm kinda the fast driver type so I'm always racing my damn rolla and it has NEVER broken down on me. It's alot of fun to mess around, lol. My corolla has over 200,000 miles and no big issues so far. Get one!
@@michaeldavila8627 thank you for the advice!
@@franklihuinac No problem!
Years later, this is my car at 19. Mine has 204,795 miles and I use it for Uber eats. Funniest part is that I constantly abuse and drive it like it’s a Ferrari and it refuses to die. Literally no engine problems & that’s why I love Toyota.
You ain't never lie I drive mine like a sports car 154,000 miles and still going strong
My man 💀💀 I am buying mine Thursday I’m extremely excited cuz I know I’ll be the same
I swing my Camry in between traffic and drive fast it's got a 5 Speed Manual Transmission. But the majority of the time I drive either slow or 10 over the speed limit. I don't like to abuse my cars, it's also burning fuel when you drive fast.
it's a Toyota, THEY NEVER DIE
Capricorn 03 no mine didn't I tried everything and it ran stronger it was crazy !!! I had mine 17 years would not die
+maria E. brennan my granddad had his for 14 years but just sold it last year for an Elantra, the only problem was the brakes, CRAZY HOW LONG THESE CARS LAST AM I RIGHT!!!!!
Capricorn 03 hahaha lmao 😂😂😂😂
Capricorn 03 👍👍👍👍👍
bullshit toyota dies - my dad 130k corrolla die head gasket last week - 72 years old owner........
I have a 2003 Toyota Corolla LE with 117,000 miles on it. Getting ready to drive across country from Arizona to Philadelphia next month.
How was your journey
these cars will run a long time if you do the routine maintenance like change the oil every 3,000 miles with regular oil. flush the power steering fluid, flush the brake fluid, flush the radiator coolant and flush the transmission fluid every 50 to 60 thousand miles. you do all of that, and these cars could go 400,000 miles without any major issue. Toyota builds cars that last because they use the same engine and transmission for many years across many generations, which is why they are bullet proof in terms of reliability.
Is that everything??? All the maintance to keep a car running.
+Duke EArl yep
Thanks!
I agree my brother finally killed his 99 camry le with 317XXX miles be broke a piston but he has a lead foot he treats every car like a v8
@@nathanwelch2082 he's dumb
Just got this as my first car. I love it a lot
My mom found me a 2003 Toyota Corolla with only 83k miles🤩. So I bought it for 2600 what a steal
I found a 06 one with the same amount of miles would $3.5k be a good price to offer for it or less
@@kennchief8340 yea man you definitely get what you pay for. As long as you maintain it well you’ll be Golden, I couldn’t kill that thing haha. I did eventually get rid of her for an 04 silver Mustang
@@justicedoesfitness2024 hey may you help me to choose car for me please, i found toyota Corolla 2003 for $3000 with 13,000 Mileage , and a Ford mustang 2008 for $2800 with 146,000 mileage, which one should i choose please
@@achrafazkeri I would choose the mustang, surprisingly it’s about the same on insurance so you don’t need to worry about that. A mustang is a nice, fast and dependable car if you get the 4.0 V6 that’s awesome I know a bunch of guys who love theirs and they can be easily modded if your into fast cars. The Corolla is a good car but a mustang with 140k miles is just broken in and those cars go to 250k easily without major problems, I love my 04 silver Mustang I blacked out the rims and everything. Also if you get a V6 you can dual exhaust that and it will sound like a V8 because the 4.0 is a bigger engine than the previous V6
@@justicedoesfitness2024 i just find 2013 Toyota Prius for 5800$ with 139000 in mileage, is that better then all of them ?
Bought one yesterday I’m so excited
I ended up getting a 2004 Toyota Corolla LE and got the same interior. Thank you for making the video because it made up my mind on me getting the vehicle. I appreciate it !!
Goes to show if u buy something reliable how much u can get out of it. Sad to see the newer cars not holding up as well for well less than 11 years. The fusion review is a great example of this. Great reviews keep up the amazing work!!!
The blank spots on the dash are for future add on's. Say someone puts fog/driving lights on, the blank spot is to put the switch so one is not forced to drill through the dash board like we use to in the "old days".
I have the '03 Corolla S in pretty good condition and 80k miles...one easy mod to make the driving experience just a little bit more enjoyable is to put on a thick felt or leather steering wheel cover.
2003 Toyota Corolla LE, 207,598 miles
I own one of these and drive it every day. It has everything I need and nothing I don't, and everything on it still works and none of the interior panels have loosened up over the years. The car runs as well as it did when it was brand new. I still see lots of these cars still on the road.
Pls how can I get it and what is the year
My dad drives the 5-speed manual version as his daily, bought used now over 300k miles. I might inherit it and bring it to 20 years of age...
such a good video thank you! "and it comes with a blank spot to remind you, you didn't get all the options." So funny! 😄
I just bought the same car it’s an 03 silver and In excellent condition , only 84k miles. So happy that Toyota’s don’t die
How much did u buy it for
Deus Ex baby $2600 for it. I am the second owner and taking really good care of it right now.
Justice 2017 Holy that is a great deal. Its hard to find a corolla for that price right now. Was this a private seller?
Deus Ex baby yes he was the original owner. Now some of the paint on the roof was faded but overall looked amazing
@@justicedoesfitness2024 I am jealous... You have a huge amount of luck to find a deal like that my friend. Lowest price corolla I found was $4,900 and it has 124k miles.
These are used as a Taxi in Thailand with a manual transmission too!
I have a 2004 LE and I love it and it is a very confortable and reliable car and very good on gas , if you look for a use one on good shape,don’t wait and buy it you want regret.😊❤
The year is 2020 and I still have my 03' Rolla. Mine has 208,000km (NOT MILES) and yes indeed this thing does not die.
I had a '03 Toyota Corolla, but unfortunately, after multiple car hospital stints, I made the decision to pull the plug as she was in ailing condition. I was the second owner and the major thing that went was the A.C., I needed a new compressor. Eventually other things started to go which made repairs expensive. Towards the end they started sending me lettersfor an airbag recall. I had a good run with it for 7 years.
A perfect car, you can still buy it because it is solid and does not break down ♥️🙏😊
Great video buddy! Ignore the haters, they're jealous because they drive Fords ( I own a Ford by the way). You can't waste gas in a Corolla, you conserve it.
I just bought an old corolla without seeing the car myself. This video helped me out. Car looks solid and simple all around. I like it. Good video mate.
Saving up for this type of car
ryukdluffy me 2
So how’s y’all saving going ? I’m saving to lol
You shouldn’t have to save that much for a corrolla haha
@@seanmaxwell3319 Yeah, especially a 2004 lol. I'm still looking into cars and this is the fall-back "settle for" car from the local dealership that I'll buy if nothing else suits as well since it's only $4.5k and I can pay it right out immediately and I'm not gonna have a huge heartbreak if this car dies out on me. So far the top of my list is a nice 2008 Volvo S80 for 'round $7k but the only thing is that the car's a bit on the long side for my liking, I'm a sucker for compacts.
@@syundown6005 lol id be very pissed off if i paid 5k for a car and it died in a year or two. Screw that and buy a new car....
Ps my corolla cost me 20k 14 years ago and im still driving the hell outta it
Yup most Reliable Car on Earth.
I really wanna ride this car so bad! This is my most favorite corolla I've seen on the road out there!
Now I know everything about this piece of reliability! My dad is planning to get me one when I turn 16 and pass my drivers test! :)
I've had a Acura rsx for 12 years, it never gave me any problems because took my aunts advise. She has had a 1994 corolla and it has no problems with over 300,000 miles on it. And to keep it running all you have to do is,
Change oil ever 5,000-15,000 miles
Give the car a tune up every year or two(120-200$)
Try not to slam on the gas so the car won't wear down its parts and then you mess up the engine,
Try not to put to mug weigh on it.
My Acura is my first car and I love it, only thing I've ever changed on it was a battery and the head and tail lights. Even though it's a sports car the fastest I've ever gone obit was 91 mph because my cusin wanted to race me home:)
Nice Toyota Corolla and I love the keyless entry
Very good video, not super dry like a lot of the car reviewers on TH-cam
You just sold me on one, im going to look at it today
my best friends mom has a Toyota mini van it had over 219k miles on it despite a mirror being broke and a door not working its still running strong!
A DEAD button to remind you you did not get all the options. A sassy and true review LOL
I really like the Corolla. Your cousin must be driving a lot if she does 207k miles in 11 years.
My grandfather's 2011 Honda Accord EX-L V6 has 215,341 miles. He's the original owner.
My dad has a bicycle with 0 miles on it
@@masonf7332 :)
Nice review! It seems to be holding up pretty good! Even at it's age and miles.
Thank you sir! These really do hold up well if you take care of them. This really was a result of Toyota's hay-day. They had the best products at the time.
age? it's only 11 years old car, not that old tho
ThinkOutsideTheCube
I have a 2005 Bonneville SE and the front seats are more supportive and comfortable in my 2004 Toyota Corolla especially on long trips additionally, my Bonneville cost 27,000 and the Toyota is more fun to drive. Go Toyota!
I just brought a 2005 Corolla LE with 75k miles $4000 I think it was a good deal..... no accidents
Do you still have the Toyota Corolla right now. Great liability those cars last forever 2021? Thumbs up 👍
I have a corolla, 04 base model. The only thing that has died in it so far is the dash clock haha
Devon Gonzalez same within a week or so imma see if I can resolder mine
@@ambiiosphere I fixed mine I have soldered it then aboit a month later was going dim so I resoldered and been working good since
mine too, ive seen plenty vids on youtube for how to fix it...(if you havent already)
Yep they all go out
Dash clock is an easy DIY fix
I'm pretty sure those button blanks are actually there in case you want to modify the car (with spotlights for example) so that you have a proper place to put the switch to make it look more integrated
Does your cousin still have her 2003 Toyota Corolla?
Relaxing and Easy to drive with that car.
My favorite generation for Toyota Corolla. The current generation has different versions, prefer the hybrid over the gas version.
My parents are teaching me how to drive in this car, and it currently has about 224,000 miles on it😄
Best car to own.
Japanese cars Toyota Corolla are the best in his class All the Toyota Corolla’s every year the cars are so reliable good on gas they never break down keep up the maintenance Thumbs up Toyota Corolla Go to your nearest car dealer 2020? 2021?
Absolute tank
I would love to own this type a car for 10 to 25 years running well in blue, red , white or sliver color
Well she took REALLY good care of this!
Come on folks help me out,
I am going to buy a 2003 and it is driven up to 299,000 KM. The check engine light comes on too. The seller guy says there might be some electronic issues and does nothing to operations of car.
Should I go or not??
Is a 2003 Toyota Corolla ce with 160k for 3k a good deal ? Any major problems around this ks?
ILOVECHICKEN698 It really depends on what condition the car is in. You wanna make sure you have a list of what repairs have been made to the car. Generally if the car is in good shape, been well taken care of and had regular maintenance that's a decent price. I have a 2003 Toyota Corolla with over 200k that's in pretty good shape. I've had it for a year now, had to replace my intake manifold gasket, my serpentine belt, and gotta replace my muffler and either my drivers side sway bar link or strut (gotta take the tire off to have a look at it). All that stuff is pretty normal maintenance so I'd say it's doing pretty good. It's my first car and I gotta say I love it, although I had problems with the stock radio playing CD's so I put a new one in there along with a sub and amp in the trunk. Very nice car, great on gas.
My grandma has a 2003 Corolla CE she bought it brand new and it only has like 130,000 miles on it. Which I'm really surprised.
I just got an 03 with 99,600 miles a few months ago and paid $1,500. I upgraded the stereo to a Sony touch screen, put on new tires and new hubcaps. I'm coming up on 1,000 miles since I bought it. I'll probably keep it forever and add a new/newer RAV4.
Where at mark? That's very cheap $1,500 for a 03 99,600 milles i am from Austin TX there's a 03 Toyota Corolla with 155k miles for 4k cash
This car last longer than most marriage/relationship
This is a great car. I've got a 2004 and it has 202 k miles on it which isn't extremely high for a Toyota but heres the thing.. every component on the car still works besides cruise control. Now my infiniti g35 on the other hand is a 2003 and it only has 133 k miles .. a great car but it has ur typical luxury car laundry list of small issues. I would not hesitate to buy this generation of corolla used again , its a fairly ugly car in my opinion but its spacious on the inside for a compact and the cars just extremely well built.
Wtf? Keyless entry on a 03' LMAO
Nice tour. Thanks!
This was the year Toyota demoted the warning system in the Corolla from a gentle chime to a loud beeping noise.
Wow! Very nice Corolla!
Great review!
Got a 2012 Honda Civic, only had to replace the original battery and one break light, currently at 61400 miles, my family had a 2003 Honda oddsey until 2012 300,000+ miles, only replaced it so get my dad a more fuel efficient Toyota Camry SE, as well my mums 2006 Toyota 4Runner is still kicking it at 230,000+ miles, Japanese cars don’t die
Very thorough video, thanks
GREAT CAR GREAT MUSIC
She's better off doing what I did sell it at 239,000 get what you can and get new car I got a Camry just corollas don't die !
Great cheap car. Looking one to buy
Which cheap car go price it in nigeria
This was a nice overview
I see a check engine light that generation of corolla must be common for them to do that. We had a 2003 CE corolla we bought it used when it was around 1 year old and as the car got miles on it and aged some check engine light came on and was still on when car was seven years old and car was running pretty decent never did get it scanned but, was probably just a sensor. It was used for a work car but, always performed great did do some repair work here and there but, never very much really at all. Mainly oil changes and that was it. There was a brake hose I think they called it that had to be replaced once.
How much to fix the broken hose?
Its been awhile back I really dont remember exactly but, for some reason I was thinking it was around 150-160 was everything the shop charged
love you review(:
Years later and this is now my beginner car in 2020
Me tooo just got mine today for my 17th , I’m not bad about it tho lol
Same here. Just got mine in 2020. Super reliable.
Toyota Corolla’s never die. Toyota Corolla LE. CE 🚘⛽️✅🧼2020? 2021? Drive the car to the wheels fall off 😂😂😂 Japanese cars will always win Clean Carfax report. Clean title. Go to your local Toyota dealer thumbs up 👍
hey may you help me to choose car for me please, i found toyota Corolla 2003 for $3000 with 13,000 Mileage , and a Ford mustang 2008 for $2800 with 146,000 mileage, which one should i choose please
Hello may you help me to choose car for me please, i found toyota Corolla 2003 for $3000 with 13,000 Mileage , and a Ford mustang 2008 for $2800 with 146,000 mileage, which one should i choose please
Does anyone know how to open the trunk with the remote ? It doesny have a button for it and since I bought it off the street it didnt come with a manual.🤦🏻♀️
Lmao your commentary is hilarious
haha Thank you!
@@ThinkOutsideTheCube does your cousin still have her 2003 Corolla?
I'm curious as to whether this Corolla is still running in 2017.
Ray Emanuel mine is
One of my homies has this car with a little over 100k miles and dammmmn is it a smooth ride lol
Do these burn oil like the previous models
I bought a 07 Corolla (9th gen same as this 03) 4 months ago and she does not burn oil. Put about 350-400 miles a week on it and check the oil every time I fill up. 196k on the odometer. Still average 39-42 mpg combined driving
I have the exact same car and year. I always wondered about the little black spots on the hood and around the head lights. Any idea??
i love your videos :)
Yes you can't kill them !!
Do the gauges like the speedometer light up like at night to see the mpg?
These corollas from 2001 to 2007 save lots of gas very aerodynimical
Coming in the back seat..we do have some stains here...
No doubt!
They're wheels , not hub caps. All the Toyota Corollas have keyless entry ,power windows and power locks,not just the LE.
This isn’t even true... In 2003, power door locks only came standard for the S & LE. Power windows and keyless entry are standard for the LE exclusively. Everything else is either optional, included in a package, or simply not offered for some trims. Power windows and keyless entry were just package options for the S, while power door locks were the only option offered for the CE.
Even through the final model year (2008), none of these features have ever been standard for the CE or S.
Just google “2003 Corolla eBrochure pdf” and you’ll find every package and option available for each trim in full detail. So no, as far as the 9th generation goes these features aren’t offered on every Corolla.
what camera are you using?
I have the same model but the only difference is my Corolla already came with dark tinted windows on all 5 windows expect the windshield
A expensive stereo with Bluetooth connection also a bass adjuster from 1-6
And Chrome rims
My Corolla only has 150k
wow! just listen to that engine purrrrr!!!!!
Its a toy car you know, a good car for kids highschool or elderly people who just drive around town.
Want to buy a corvette as a weekend toy. Want to buy a corolla for the family. How good this idea is?
That's a perfect idea if you can afford it.
Toyotas are perfect family cars.
He talking about them cup holder at 8:30 and how everyone thinks they are cheap but they're not that bad. They broke in my car
She hates that it doesn't die. HAhahahahahaha
I think that engine needs a bit of a wash lol . Great review tho!
Indeed it could, Thank you!
Does she still have it? How many miles?
it is gone. replaced with a 4 runner. you can see the 4 runner in the thanksgiving startup videos
id watch any of your reviews... keep reviewing used cars please
Do they all have vvti?
Hi everybody,
where can I find pieces for this model of toyota?
Back when le wasn’t the base model
Hi everybody,
I need a fuse box (engine bay) for this car, where can I find it? help pleeeeaaaaassee
Go to the dealership
Salvage yard
The check engine light is on