We also took our 2016 Corolla S out on our 111 mile highway fuel economy test loop. How did this 7 year old Corolla do? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nNOBY7xmtMC2mKs.html

Kudos to those who value their finances more than driving.

I just got mine a couple weeks ago, does everything I need it to do for a daily driver. Used prices are so crazy, it made more sense financially than to get a used low mileage car. Not the nicest entry level sedan but cheaper than the civic/mazda3, and I trust it more than a Kia/Hyundai/Nissan long term. Way nicer than what I had before this, if you're coming from a 20+yo car like me it's still such a QoL upgrade. You are right that it's a little slow to downshift, especially on downhills, and the android auto is a bit finicky, but overall I am very happy. I'm getting ~40-41mpg on my first few fills with a healthy mix of highway and city, but I drive like a granny esp on break-in.

I got the black on black LE and love this car. I trust the CVT in the Corolla more than I would in the Nissan.

If you want a long term dependable low maintenance daily vehicle, Toyota Corolla is the way to go!

My first car was a 1995 Corolla when I came out of undergrad. Kept it for 14 years, ran up to 138K miles. Toyota - the best...

Sorry dude.... Corolla hybrid doesn't have a cvt transmission. It has a e-cvt...no belts .....I just bought one two weeks ago...I love it.

The 2023 Corolla LE with no options is the cheapest way to enter the new car Toyota family. More than ever these entry level base sedans are important given the crazy rise in car prices. There are actually lots of great choices in this category. For those financially savvy, the Corolla is a no brainer. For those who value some driving entertainment there are other better choices.

If I needed a new car, I would definitely purchase the 2023 Corolla LE. I am 60 years old and don't need anything other than a reliable, fuel efficient, low maintenance car that gets me to work and back safely. I can personally vouch for the reliability of a Corolla as I currently own a 2004 with 160K miles and a 2012 with 165K miles. Both run like new and never need anything other than routine maintenance. I plan on driving both my cars until the wheels fall off. Then, I will purchase another Corolla!

Me and my wife just got a 2023 SE hatchback - we couldn’t be happier. Incredible value; we drove it off the lot (with the extended warranty) for about the same price as a Civic Sport hatch *starting MSRP* ! It’s averaging 38.5 mpg across all driving conditions, handles like a dream, and is surprisingly peppy in Sport mode. The combination of size, features, cargo room, practicality, presumed reliability and value are unbeatable.

I like the LE trim with the 2.0 liter just like this. Comfortable and simple.

I value geting from point A to point B while being air conditioned and knowing it will start everytime.

I don't know about the 2023 model but the 2024 Corolla comes with a physical launch gear for better take offs. We live in the country and do a lot of highway miles and I absolutely love that this car will get decent gas mileage and last for hundreds of thousands of miles. Not everybody likes that you can spend little money for a car that lasts forever but I do.

I loooove the simple gauges. Refreshing

I just bought an overpriced 2023 SE model. I had no choice. I am very pleased with the car. Estimate on a full tank of gas is close to 400 miles. I do have driving modes (normal, sport, and eco) and I have both hand touch locks (just touch the handle if your FOB is nearby) and push button start. I think with all the driving assistance systems it has, it nearly could drive itself. I’m impressed and pleased. My wife has a 2020 LE and I do have to squeeze to get in her driver’s seat, but in my 2023, I have to stretch to touch the pedal with the seat all the way back and I am 6’0” tall. I did have a rattle that only showed up on a road under construction within 1.5 days of driving the car off the lot. I brought it back to the dealer, took a test drive with a mechanic and we found the cover on the camera above the rear view mirror causing it. He took double sided tape and tightened it up. No more rattling. He also was going to report it for redesign as it was the second new vehicle he found this in. I will say, now having the car just over a week, I am pleased with it and glad I bought it. If it had been the LE it would have been okay but I think I would be a little disappointed compared to the features that seem to be standard in the SE.

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I have one in the new Underground color and love it. I am 6'4 and I fit comfortably

I've been driving a 1994 Toyota Corolla for the past 8 years It's got 250,000 mi on it and I'm thinking about trading it in

I own a S X and I love it

Great video and I couldnt disagree more on your assessment regarding Toyota CVT vs Nissan. Sure the extra bucks for the Civic may be worth it if you put alot of emphasis on "fun" when it comes to driving but in terms of overall reliability and efficiency. Who can compete? Not to mention Corolla's value holds much better than all the competition outside of Honda. Great video and great channel. I like & Subscribe.

I'm shopping for one!

The rear traffic alert and blind spot monitoring should have been standard instead of the PDA thing

I have a 2023 Toyota Corolla SE I purchased in February. Ordered it and waited four months for it. My SE does have a manual trunk release outside the back of the car, just above the license plate and slightly to the right of the Toyota emblem. I would assume all trim levels would have this trunk release. Love the car, by the way.

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Is the new launch gear (physical first gear) in the base LE also or is that an upgrade that you pay for? Nothing mentioned about it.

love this car

10:00 BTTB entering heaven

Nice! Unfortunately, many new 2023 Toyota Corolla LE are being sold for several thousand dollars over MSRP. This is due to very high demand and very low supply. I've been trying to buy a 2023 Corolla LE gasoline sedan here in Dallas for the past 5 months for MSRP. No luck so far.

Own fhe SE and love it

Why can I only put 2.1GB of MP3s on a USB? The rest is not seen.

I always love $

The android auto on the screen freezes i hope they do an update with it

احب هذه السياره وامتلك كورولا 2022 , ولكن هناك بعض الملاحظات التي لاحظتها وهي اولا عزل الصوت داخل السياره ضعيف جدا وهو بحاجه لتحسينه والاهتمام به ، ثانيا على حساس الهواء تحديد اي من الكفرات بحاجه للهواء والصيانه ، ثالثا لابد من رفع سقف السياره 5 سم على الاقل رابعا توسيع كابينة السياره من الداخل امام المقاعد ب 5 سم على الأقل

Why does the Corolla XSE hatchback cost near $30,000???🤔🤔🤔Is it because of the better styling of the HB?

Is that the direct shift cvt.

I got the hybrid xle i want the se rims because it would look better with my red corolla

6:55 is it normal for the engine to tick so much?

Not at all uncommon to see ancient Corollas on the road.

I can’t believe you trust other manufactures CVT more than Toyota. Everyone knows that Toyota does CVT best. They are all kind of quirky, including the Toyota. But in the long run, Toyota will win every time.

Mine is on order and still at the port. 🙄

My 2023 Corolla LE does rattle - a lot. From the left front window, and an awful sound that sounds like it's coming from 1 foot inside dashboard. It's a "box on wheels." The CVT is ab absolute nuisance. Toyota Corporate iw wonderful when that explained that they can't assist because I bought from a franchise dealership which supersedes Toyota Corporate (WTF)? I actually traded a nice car Mazda 6. I will regret that decision for as long as I own this piece of...

I don't think you parked far enough forward 😂

Who makes a better CVT?

If you get the LE

I have one.....I can't get rid of it fast enough

no + or - to engage the gear plus no + or - hand gear around the steering wheel also...the Ioniq 2nd gen is a better car...plus there is no need for wires to jump start the Ioniq as it has a jumpstart button and one has to just press it to jumpstart the car...something that Corolla lacks...

The new toyota app doesn't work, this allready the 7th issue that toyota can't solve

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it's cheap, it's only $23,000! " For some people"

The 2023 hybrid corolla makes an awful sound in reverse and driving forward under 25mpg. It makes the driving experience horrible.

Camera is so bad

Nissan CVTs are awful. As my master mechanic said…”Toyotas all day long…”

Great choose toyota always wrong reliable

I bought this Car because i need keep my money safe in my bank account. 🤑🤪