2023 Toyota Corolla Review | MASSIVE Changes for 2023!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2022
- In this video I'll go for a test drive & completely review the NEW 2023 Toyota Corolla! 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 2023 Toyota Corolla! For more information on their inventory please feel free to visit their website below!
www.YoungerToyota.com
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toyotas will always win my heart
1.reliability
2.resell value
3.drives so smooth
4.cheap on maintence
5.amazing on gas
I have 252,000+ miles on 05’ Corolla
@@MLV3645 yessir tell them hyundai fans
I might get this to replace my 2010 Scion tC. I love my Scion tho. 😂
But its ugly ugliest car in 2023 hand down
Honda civic hyundai Alantra kia forte looks way better no cars in 2023 does less than 200 hp except this ugly
I've never driven a Corolla before until my car got into an accident and the rental car they gave me was a 2022 Corolla. TBH, I've never expected the car to be that great!! The acceleration is there, the handling is perfect, I went over street bumps and couldn't feel a thing. Adaptive cruise control was awesome especially on the freeway. Visibility is the best.
The Corolla is the Model T of our times. Just a highly functional, no frills machine that anybody can drive and afford
This might be my next car . I like the fact that it offers alot of things with a very affordable price
And safety 3.0 is good i heard too
I just bought one today. A blue one. It feels soooo nice.
@@Meandmeandyou1 same here. Bought a blue one today. I love it
I love how detailed he gets. Awesome review!
Great review! I personally think this is the best car on the market. 🤷♂️. Simple, reliable, sporty looking, great mpg, and comfortable.
Your the best at car reviews. Also you keep it real,informative and you don't feel the need to use humor as a selling point. Well done.
Excellent review. I'm sold !♥️
This car is every commuters dream!!
Superb review Drew! By eliminating the 1.8 liter engine and making the 2 liter engine standard, Toyota has made the base 2023 Corolla (169 hp) faster than the 2023 base Civic (158 hp), 2023 base Elantra (147 hp), 2023 base Forte (147 hp), and 2023 base Sentra (149 hp)! Corolla's leading the pack in the base trim! Corolla also gets the cool CVT with a physical first gear which gives it better off the line acceleration!
While the Corolla base is decent, they need to offer an upgrade option with about 200 HP. There is nothing between base, and a Corolla GR which is a shortcoming of the lineup.
@@digitaldoc100 Base still has decent power though and reliability, as well as lighter than a lot of competitors. IMO more than enough power and other features to not warrant another engine variant that would probably have a turbo and another potential point of failure
@@digitaldoc100Yes they need an SI fighter with about 50 more hp and call it GR sport or whatever. Heck i’ll even take one with the Camry motor - the 2.5, not the V6 😂
@@tinhinnh Absolutely agree.
That 1.8 wasn't cutting it compared to what's out there now. Glad they made that move. It's a nice engine.
This is a great review, answered a lot of my questions, thank you!
Just got the 2023 XSE and absolutely love it definitely an upgrade from my 2022 LE
I’m sold. I’m purchasing me a 2023 Corolla. 🙏🏾 Thanks 🎊 🎉😊
It’s always come down to the Civic or the Corolla. Civic had always been great for years but this 2023 Corolla XSE trim is amazing! The new Civic is a lot of car and by all means, probably more superior in every way than the Corolla spec wise, but the look and refinement this Corolla has undergone and of course, it’s legendary efficiency, reliability, and longevity, this Corolla is hands down, the best compact sedan to get!!!
Hi, thanks for the excellent review. Just got my Canadian 2023 Corolla LE Hybrid AWD few weeks ago. I am surprised from my many hours of research, even same model but still very different between US/CDN models. My LE has the same digits dash like the one in this video. I have 15” aluminum wheels with wheel covers. No spare tire, no jack, no tool kit in trunk. The spare tire area in like 3 inches deep, can’t even fit a donut spare tire in there also a silver bracket and High Voltage cable is in the spare tire area. I have a key fob and push button start.
I just want to share this info for future buyers. Thanks Phil
This is my first ever car for my 16th bday! I’m so excited
I drove this car off the ship from Japan and into Los Angeles. Wonderful car and handles turns well. A true car that will last you forever and Seth you faithful for many, many years.
Have the LE 2020z mostly the same and both great cars as a daily car but the 2023 is definitely looking slightly better
We've put a deposit down on a 2024 L Corolla in Celestite blue. It may arrive at the dealership as early as June. Looking forward to many years of driving this car.
I want to get this Totoya this the one I like i was just talking to a friend about this today.
Hey, gold pony love your videos I was wondering could you do the Toyota Corolla hatchback as that's what I believe it could be our next car
Most definitely! If I'm lucky enough to find one I will definitely try! 🙂
Toyota is durability.
What is the wait time to get on list to order one of these 2023 hatchback since dealers don't stock them?
Nice video.I like the car.
I absolutely love toyota for the reliability and great gas mileage.
This interior reminds me of my 10th Gen (2015-2022) Civic EX with the all-digital gauge cluster (wish it was on the Corolla's SE like the Civic's EX) and door/dashboard accenting, and that's certainly not a bad thing; it's a bold design! Great on Toyota stepping up the Corolla! Might be my next car purchase should when I need one
Still miss my 1999 corolla LE.
Not sure if you mentioned it or not in this video but all 2023 Corollas also get wireless apple carplay and wireless android auto. The new infotainment system also gets over the air updates just like a Tesla!
Do you know if there is going to be a software update for the 2022 models for the wireless Android?
@@selotuyo9562 I don't know. The best people to ask would be your local Toyota dealership.
@@selotuyo9562 sadly it won't be.
@@braetonwilson4296 the answer is no
@@selotuyo9562nah they wont if you got a 22 youre stuck with that😂
I have a Civic 2015, great car, but I was thinking on getting a Rav4 or a CR-V as I already feel it like outdated and the trunk is not that practical, but given the prices and now looking at what this new Corolla offers, I might go for a Corolla rather than getting a Civic to keep budget low. I actually think the Corolla looks way more appealing, modern and sporty, specially from the SE trim level.
I definitely prefer the corolla design from 2020-current, then the current, bland civic
I want the XSE but I have yet to find one locally. SE's are coming in but are quickly bought up. Hopefully in a few months the supply will actually be on the lot. Because I'm not buying sight unseen.
UPDATE** I put my name on a silver metallic SE that is currently on the way to the dealer. Said it could be a week or two. I wanted the underground color but next to impossible to find one with a sunroof. So I opted for the silver that was the only one available with moonroof.
I just got this in the blueprint color and it's gorgeous. I don't want any other car.
Thanks for that-I love hearing from people that actually own & drive a vehicle.
I have a 2016 Corolla that still runs great but this is the car I want.
Same here as my 2016 Corolla now has 111,000 miles it and still runs exactly the same now as when I drove it off the lot with 1 mile on the odometer. I have to keep telling myself to not even think about replacing it until I get to at the very least 200,000 miles.
@@michaelb.8953 I kinda want to wait to see what the next body style looks like. The current ones only look good in the S trim. The LE looks super dorky.
I like the LE Hybrid model.
I don’t understand the whole push button start and the door handle unlocking when you touch it. Doesn’t that mean someone can just break into your car by doing those things?
That’s why I would rather get the base Corolla/Camry and use keys instead.
How is the cabin noise?
Nice Adidas Sambas Bro!!!!!!!!! I rock 'em all the time! By the way my 2023 Toyota Corolla Rental Car with only about 44,000 miles has some fit and finish issues but maybe because it is a Rental Car. Do you think that certain cars that are not as well built as others get sold as fleet vehicles?!
I wonder if Toyo ever fixed the dangerous headlight problem. Like on my 2016 there are 3 clicks on the headlight switch. The first click lights up the front end but no rear lights !!! I didnt notice this until I saw a few other Totos driving around at night with no rear lights. I have no idea why they made it this way. But you must turn the switch 2 clicks to put on all lights.
Does it come with the digital dashboard
The XSE COROLLA IN HATCHBACK, does this car come with a manual release up front near driver to release hatchback?
I just got my 23 hatch and no there is not. The hatch has 2 buttons on the door for opening/locking the hatch (if the car is locked and you dont wanna fully unlock the car to open the rear)
@@laskjghlksjghlakjshg That's too bad on the HB. On the Sedan Corolla they have a switch. One would think it would be the same layout on both bodystyles.
Oooh this seems like a really good car! I wonder what people will be saying about this generation (E210 Corolla) 10 or 20 years from now.
Pretty sure my 2022 has the exact same wheels.
How tall was the guy in the backseat? How's the room back there for something like uber?
Just bought a 2023 corolla
Why did they get rid of the blacked out roof, black badging and the cement color for the corolla SE hybrid? Blows my mind. I also gotta say that as far as colors go the Ice Edge on the camry is one of the best colors. I wish they offered it on the corolla. Furthermore, no XSE on the hybrid?
hybrid car batteries will cause you cancer in the long run!!!
I wouldn’t say it’s a huge upgrade from my 2020 xse but I get that it’s not time yet for a complete redesign for another 2-3 years. love the new accent lights and upgraded infotainment system on this new model though. but I got the jbl and red xse emblem on mine which has a really nice contrast with my celestite grey metallic color. I’ll probably hold on to my car for another decade as I did with my first car, a 2002 mustang 😊 next vehicle will probably be a Tacoma or rav4 or 4Runner
I am not a fan of that gauge cluster. I like digital clusters, but not when they look like a cheap video game display. Go digital, but make them like a nice analog gauge with good info in the center. That just looks lack luster, and cheap.
its an economy car not an audi a4
@@tinhinnh an economy car that costs 30k????????????????????????
@@donhurst8459 yes wake the f up
Joe biden inflation.
Now I know what I want 😂
The 2.0L is class leading (hp)
You don’t need to plug in your phone for apple CarPlay/android auto. It’s wireless standard on all models.
Its not even that important, you might as well have it usb as we always have our phone in charge in the car.
@@yas_iin9357 wired is always better in many situations especially in areas where the network is not so good. The only time I will use wired is when I'm using the GPS which I rarely use except for long road trips...
@@yas_iin9357 it makes a huge difference for me coming from wired. I just received my 2023 hatch with the wireless charging pad. I just set my phone on the pad and it’s already connected to CarPlay. I don’t touch it again. Very convenient.
@@LinuxKali1114 But you forget, you are paying a stupid price for such small features. The New honda civics are way cheaper and come with many features that the toyota does not have. If you want me to tell you, just lmk and I will do a comparison.
Corollla may not look great and features might be less when compared to other cars. But one thing is sure is that we can trust this car its reliable it has resale value and cheap to maintain
Wait they got rid of paddles on the SE? I noticed the se has a cheapo gauge cluster now!!!
It’s a gauge cluster to tell you basic stuff. Why does it have to be fancy?
@@davetropp2818 doesn't need to be fancy but like why put in a gauge cluster from the dollar tree
What are the biggest differences between SE and XSE?
Seems like the only difference is that your only allowed to purchase upgrades with the xse lol
Bro where are you located I'm in the Eastern panhandle of wv
Huge audiophile here! Can you pay to just upgrade to the jbl system? Or is it only included in the $1800 pkg option??
Only as a package option unfortunately 😏
Does the basic LE have blind spot monitoring
Not standard but it is an option available 👍🏻
The trunk inside lid has speakers and wires exposed.
here in canada, after all mark ups a le awd will cost 40000, mrsp 27000, dealer charge 3000 on freight and fees, 1500markup and plus tax
A base corolla should be enough.
why are you generalizing canada? In ontario I am getting Hybrid LE AWD for 33k OTR
@@dymo7607 I am in GTA, talked to 3 dealers, all charge 4000 pdi freight, 3000 dealer added add on. which dealer you worked with? how long it took you to get the car?
@@brucejin9050 A brampton dealership quoted me 33k OTR with a 8-10 month wait. That was in October. So roughly May or June I should have it. I only need the car by July so it works.
THANK YOU! Finally someone that has the mental capacity to explain how badly you are getting ripped off. I have been preaching this but finally you prove my point.
I like this car and I am highly considering purchasing one. However, is this 2.0 L engine going to be as reliable as the 1.8?
yes it will be. 2 liter engine was used for several years in the Lexus UX200 before it was introduced to the Corolla.
That 2.0 Dynamic Force engine is a warrior, used in several models within and outside US. It is the same model used in the Corolla Cross and in the Rav4 2.0 sold in Japan and Europe. That engine proved to be true to the Toyota Brand.
I got a 23 se not to bad of a car cvt has some drone to it.. but.
Now. It's getting into the colder months wear I live on my. Car the. Heater is set to like 80 and air come out cool. Not warm is this a issue I may take it to toyota on up coming oil change
Can someone please tell me if this is comfortable for a baby too?! I mean to install the car seat and does it have enough cargo space? Im gonna buy my first car and im in love with this…
Yes, there's around 35 inches of rear legroom. So as long as your driver and front passenger aren't too tall, you will be fine. The trunk is huge considering it's a compact sedan.
@@braetonwilson4296 I agree with everything you said except the trunk space. The trunk space is one of the smallest in its class compared to civic or elantra. I prefer toyota for everything else, just wanna let you know
@@alvinsimba734 Civic and Elantra have trunks big enough for a mid-size sedan. Corolla still has a big trunk.
Tons of room for a big car seat! And the toyota frabic is tough!! Especially foe all the milk formula stains and cleans up very easily!!!
Just ordered my own SE Upgrade in Canada, would some of these features be different in the US? The info at the dealer was different than what is here
Trust me, the corolla 2023 trims in Canada is not worth the price. Me and my family had bought a 2022 se corolla for 31k after tax and this price is after our crazy tax and fdi prices, there is nothing special about it just plain sport car with good fuel consumption, the 2023 hybrid le corlla which we also ordered.. for btw 33K! is so basic and plain boring and not worth the money as you get NOTHING impressive on it compared to honda. ON THE OTHER hand, I ordered a honda sport trim 2023 for around 36K cad after all taxes and everything and it has features which toyota does not have and btw you would have to pay stupid amount of money if you did want these features on a toyota: Sunroof, key start (Very important for cold canadians weathers), better interior, bigger engine, better technology, window roll down with key during hot summers, 18 inch black alloy wheels, chrome tip, bigger car, amazing fuel consumption for a 2.0L engine, holds insane car value other the years and etc. So if you would ask me what I would pick, HONDA ALL THE WAY.
@@yas_iin9357 where have you been man? As a Canadian it depends what one want, Hondas have been generally expensive for what they offer and also the Canadians do have more features standard compared to Americans. I have 2020 corolla LE, the Canadian version and quite honestly it has been ok for what it does and in my case upgrading to 2023 doesn't make sense for me in any way but for new shop owners it's worth it as long as you get the features that you know you will use. My 2020 comes with switchblade key, and I do have aftermarket remote starter for those Canadian winters and for the 2 years I have owned I have never scrapped the windshield or the body ever
@@alvinsimba734 You are forgetting a key factor right now, there is also increase in car prices in all the new cars. The 2023 Corollas are more expensive compare to the 2020 when they first came out. As of Canadian's have so called "more features" you forget the price we pay compared to the American market. Now let me tell you, when you are getting a car in Canada, there are alot of factors that can damage a car, But if you feel like, you have never had an issue well.. when you do have an issue with the new cars, you pay a hefty price. Also You are not able to get a aftermarket key remote start as you will break the contract (it states in the warranty contact, that if new second party should mess with any part of the car that includes technology you lose your warranty), lose your money, and your warranty. Do Not Forget, these features are all standard on a Honda so you do not need to pay to get them. You also forget all the other factors I mentioned that Honda has over toyota, what is your response to that? As I have said and I will say again, the Honda has all these features over a toyota: STANDARD keyremote start, STANDARD Moonroof, and as of 2023 a 1.5L turbo engine making amazing power, a 7.3L/100km fuel consumption which is amazing, STANDARD heated steering wheel, STANDARD electric moving seats, STANDARD duel climate. Your argument on staying with a corolla is flawed in so many points.
@@alvinsimba734 I also do not know if you live in Ontario, but if you do then I am sure you have never been to BOTH toyota and Honda dealerships and saw the differences between the prices. I have went to both dealerships and was offered quotes from both. Honda won the race.
@@yas_iin9357 first for all before I even tell you the reasons below. In regards to your 1.5 litre turbo engine that you keep raving about I highly suggest you watch hondamobilemechanic TH-cam channel about what to look for in that engine... too many flaws.. . Hopefully you have the 2 litre one if you love honda that much. Secondly Honda just added blind spot monitoring on their 2022 models especially on civics which never existed back in 2020 when I got my corolla LE instead of SE which I will explain why in a bit on this thread. Honda I can give them credit for having remote starters on their fobs and yes I did get an aftermarket remote starter on my corolla yes, but you need to ask yourself how much I got it for, but for the price of it, it was cheap... I will explain more if need be. Thirdly, you don't know whether I leased or financed the vehicle. In this case when I picked that the corolla LE trim it was for many reasons over other trims especially with our Canadian roads and winter, I'm from Maritimes by the way and we get more extreme weather compared to Ontario... will chat later about that... Vehicles are very pricey for 2023 for number of reasons and their interest rates alone will deter potential buyers from getting new ones. Another reason was Honda was way too expensive in my town and their interest rates were shit compared to what toyota offered me so i went with them. Canadians do get more standard features compared to Americans because these companies know that Americans care about 0-60, thats all they talk about and yes we Canadians pay more in everything which is true. Also you sir mentioned about potential things breaking out along with potential expensive fixes due to adding items on the vehicle.... right guess what, yes things happen but the chances of that happening with my vehicle are quite slim. The dealers will always tell you that if you add other stuff on vehicles it voids warranty, the answer is not everything, one has to know what they doing. For instance for the remote starter on my corolla LE, I did add it as it wouldn't interfere with the functionality of the vehicle either way and won't void the warranty if at all and you may also be wondering which starter I got, that's something you may wanna ask. Also you mentioned about amazing 18 inch wheels hmmm.... those 18 inch wheels makes the rider rougher and those potholes would love you so much and my LE has 16 inch wheels which gives that softer ride which I enjoy everyday. Back in 2020 when I got my corolla, Honda wanted to give me their stupid LX trim for $33k CAD once everything was calculated after spending almost 30 minutes of talking to "Managers"... whereas at toyota it only took them 3 minutes to agree a price and was in financing office for 15 minutes tops and out of the door got that vehicle for $22.7K Canadian.... so big difference in my experience. Honda may be good for you but you really need to watch hondamobilemechanic TH-cam channel, you are going to need it badly. Another thing is do you use a the features on your vehicles and sunroof for me I don't need it especially if I plan to own the vehicle long term due to potential leaks and also you know our monopole with insurance rates where its most expensive here in North America. Speaking of insurance, Honda civics are very expensive for insurance due to being stolen along with that race history from teenagers as their first vehicle. Let's see what happens in 10 to 15 years with your Honda and my toyota and also how much you spend for maintenance, that is if we have them for that long. The civic doesn't even have hybrid trim which is where they will lose to Toyota but even then I can bet you with my life that they will probably put it on top trim the touring trim. If you have more to say I'm right here.
I am pissed they got rid of the 3 peddle, as far as the paddle shifters in a Corolla, there useless. The gauge cluster looks weak AF too. But, I am still getting the S.E.
Does the 23 corolla SE with premium package have key fob remote start
Mine doesn't have it but I believe it is an option
@@johnburrell33 what package is it included in?
Does this have factory navigation
Navigation can be found on your phone on either Apple or samsung
Does this car have auto-stop at stop lights?
No it
Doesn’t
when do u think the 2024 corolla will come out
You can find it online. I was hoping for a nicer look but it looks the same as the 2023.
@@martypa1783 yeah i found it! i think i will just get the 2023 corolla le! because i found a dealer near me with the msrp at 23,000 and after seeing this video it seems pretty great!
One of the best sedans for me to drive in!
It's really no point of getting the higher trim, unless you love to have all the bells and whistles. All trims have the same engine now. They actually trimmed down on features, on the SE model from last year's model.
What exactly they trimmed
@@alvinsimba734 SE trim used to have paddle shifters. Now for 2023, only the XSE trim has paddle shifters.
Not sure if the sedan is different in options than the hatchback but my 2023 se hatch has paddles.
@Braeton Wilson also they are now using double wishbone rear suspension for sedans for 2023 whereas 2020 to 2022 they used multi link independent rear suspension
@@imachrgnmahlazr Looks like the sedan is different. Glad you have paddles.
Good luck finding one. Ordering and waiting is irritating
Very true
What this..looks like want to copy my lancer gt
we All know that Toyota's and Honda's are reliable and will be around for our kids, kids to own.... but bro I had this car for over a month as a rental and I couldn't wait to give it back. yes it's reliable, but it also felt like I was driving a flinstone car. idk....then again I'm use to driving my Lexus RX. Before my Lexus I owned, and still have my 2004 Honda accord and that feels better on the road than this 2023 corolla.
I kept my 2022 cause is the sameeeeeeeeeeee lol
Performance-wise, not
@@wtrdogg20 same shit u knownit
Hope they improved the build-quality & such since the initial 2020 release, since my 2020 experience was pretty disappointing & made me lose trust in the Toyota brand.
What was your experience? I have a 2020 and have had zero issues
Nonsense!
Base Corolla LE is $23K...!
Plus Dealer markups..$2-3K..
Plus Tax; Destination; Fees; etc...is ~$28K...
Yes; Price for a Base Model Corolla is ~$28K...!!
@TheTpanative
Really?
Thanks for the advice?
@TheTpanative do you buy the car online when using Costco auto program? Are you allowed to test drive car to see if you still want it?
@TheTpanative
The pandemic days of way below MSRP days are over...!
For Base Toyota’s/Honda’s ... the dealer is Going to keep “Mark-ups”...
Dare you to find a 2023 corolla LE for $1500 below MSRP these days...!
RIP to owner of Toyota company Toyoda
Rear suspension is not independent
I wish Toyota could redesign the bonnet/hood. It's too flat !
I will wait a year or two for them to get the bugs out of the all new 2023.
the front of this vehicle looks like it was designed by feuding design teams, & nobody won. great mpg though.
I really like it 😅
@@CoolGuy-rk7tc i like the previous generation better. it looked classier to me. they went next gen sporty, or something; im just not into it.
it wud be cool if it was a manual
awesome 41 mpg HWY who needs electric ???????????
I mean I'd take an electric Corolla if they made it
everyone needs ev's because of global warming
@@SolidAsianGold not true-another LIE from the L E F T.
It's the best looking ugly car. My mind can't make up its mind if it's a looker or mistake. Previous gen corolla was straight up ugly like Nissan leaf ugly but this trim and gr corolla looks 90s ricer body kit hot. It's one that the more I look at it, the more I think I like it.
They gotta ditch those ugly head lights that look like Robin's mask from Batman or the whole car is a non-starter for me
Yeah I like the back but the front looks like a deformed prius
I bet the 2.0 won’t last as long as the 1.8 engine.
It has been on the Lexus line up and it is really good. That 2.0 Dynamic Force is used on several Toyota models around the world and it has proven to be reliable and capable. It is the same engine used in the Corolla Cross and in the Rav4 2.0 offered in Japan, Europe and Latin America. It is a more than capable and durable engine.
@@wtrdogg20 I like how people assume these engines are untested lol Toyota is known to test their engines the most extensive. This engine isn’t new either. If there is any company you can trust for Almost all their power train options it’s Toyota
That red and black seat looks horrendous..
I disagree
bs. LE trims are 28k SE 30k and XSE is 32k. get ur numbers right man. dont believe me? go check all the prices right now....
Another vehicle without a manual transmission option bites the dust.
It is meant to be comfortable and fuel efficient... Manual Trannies are more and more away from that approach... There is a Corolla Hatchback sport option with manual gearbox, for those looking to keep the racer spirit on everyday.
So you like Paddles
Wow that sport seat looks really ugly though lol.. who design that stupid one..
The all video you saying SE, XSE ,LE, SE, SSE EE, what is this bro , come-on yo who is going to understand what you saying, you more confused me that's all
Its not his fault that the only variation is an x. He's working with what presented. Pay attention
Really, really don't like the looks of it.
Not reliable, easily breaks!
Said no one ever
Says the dude with a random Lambo as profile picture that probably can't even affort a Hyundai.
Just a dreadful looking car at every angle.
You wish
ouch, ugly prius. i go with civic
It’s not a Prius don’t compare this to that. Civics aren’t as reliable good luck
The civic is way uglier than the corolla
@@Procedurallydegeneratedjohn Facts!!
I got a Civic and I am looking to replace it with a Corolla XSE... Recent Hondas always have something they could have done better or forgotten in their models for the price... They took like 2 whole generations to include LED headlamps standard in their models, Toyota is offering it even on cheap models sold in emerging markets...
Corolla Sucks!!!
Dude the corollas are literally the most reliable cars....
Sucks as breaking, you mean? Cuz they are very reliable hahah!
Pros: Reliable (?), peppy (even though 0-60 is 7.8), has a lot of little creature comforts. Cons: Feels a little cheap, over-priced (new), annoying seat belt sound.