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Dollar for dollar, value to value, it is very difficult to argue against. Ive had Honda and Toyota less expensive models throughout my life. They were all excellent, I'm still driving them.

Just bought a hatchback XSE Magnificent car

That is a cool looking hatch. Corollas have come so far.

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Very good pick!!! I can't knock this one at all. It does what it's designed for exceptionally well. Everyone says #savethemanual but the new car sells say otherwise.

Solid review, appreciate it

Awesome. Sold on the Camry hybrid!!

That roar you hear with these when you floor it comes from the fact they are part-time direct gas injected. These engines have both port and direct gas injection (a REALLY good thing!). You hear when they switch from port injection as used with the tamer Corolla 2AR engines to the new direct injection at about 3000 RPM. My RAV4 has the 2.5 liter big brtother to the Corolla's engine and the switch over on that is even more pronounced. The extra noise is a byproduct of direct gas injection and pretty much all cars with that system suffer from increased engine roar when they put their foot into it. More power = more noise!

I just bought a new 23 hatchback XSE and drove almost 1000 miles to see my future wife. Only costed me about $60 in gas. I love this thing.

Great advice

Good review! CCC Austin, TX

I have a 2019 Hatch. Great car overall. I just wish that they didnt shrink the size of the hatch. Its a few inches shorter than the sedan and it makes the trunk space not as useable as i initially thought. Really cant fit much back there especially since mine has the spare tire.

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I bought a 2022 6sp XSE. It felt like a covid build from the very start. Several options deleted or not available. Once winter started the car had more rattles than the 16 year old PT Cruiser I traded in. Dealership had the car for 4 days and fixed nothing! Found and repaired the rattles in just a few hours. For what was to be my last new car purchase, I am not a happy camper.

I have a scion tc 2013 and i am very tempted to buy the hatchback xse 2023

I learned from my 2020 Toyota Corolla SE 6-MT sedan experience that Toyota doesn't build them like they used to & has taken corner-cutting to save pennies to a new level. I only kept the vehicle for 2 years & 10K miles due to a couple of fairly-major problems (& some minor annoying ones) & several unexpected towing adventures back to the dealership for fixes. My previous, less-expensive, sporty little 2015 Yaris SE 5-MT was such a better built car, problem-free, & bulletproof-reliable with its older, time-tested/refined tech/mechanicals. Newer, tech-bloated vehicles today, regardless of who makes them, have a larger element of potluck to them, & automakers are cutting more corners wherever they think they can get away with in these affordable & practical price segments.

I almost bought a hatchback. They look sharp. Ended up getting a Rav for practicality. More room and greater ground clearance.

In a civic. You have to get the touring fully loaded package to get satellite radio. I don't even know if the mazda three has satellite radio and if it does it's on the top package as wel. I don't have unlimited data on my phone and I don't have cell service everywhere cause. I. Live in Vermontl. I had a $23000 civic which had satellite radio and the upgraded speakers and now the new version. I have to spend $31000 or something. The SV Nissan sentra It's like 23,000 with Destination and it has satellite radio. I asked about this because I wanted to buy. Another civic and even the dealerships that I asked about it were surprised that you could only get satellite radio On the top trm of any honda

What do people think of the color

So you know if they make rain guards for the 2023 Hatchback XSE? I can only find 2019-2022. Is there a difference?

Looking into buying a new car, this hatchback is an option. My only concern is the rear passengers seat which appears to be so dangerously close to the rear windshield.

the touring sports of this Corolla looks better and thats why it sells not very bad in Germany but only in the Hybrid version.

*only con i think is no AWD, specially as daily driver in Canada, which is why i would pick the Mazda3 sport AWD hatch*

Too much complaining, don’t buy a car, buy a pick up truck or an suv you have enough leg room, people complaining too much, I got 2011 hatch and happy with it, why complain

I don't understand why Toyota doesn't offers a hybrid version of the Corolla hatchback in the U.S. They apparently do in Europe and Japan, but not here. I love my 2006 Toyota Matrix which is a Corolla hatchback marketed under the name Matrix for whatever reason. I bought it new at a dealership and thought they must have sent me the wrong title when I saw that it said Toyota Corolla! But the Matrix is getting up there in both its age and its odometer reading, so I'm looking for a new car but I absolutely want a hatchback that's a hybrid. And I'm not talking about a slantback which plenty of brands are calling a hatchback nowadays, I mean an actual hatchback that's like a mini station wagon! I guess it might be called a subcompact SUV nowadays. But I'm having trouble finding one I want to buy. I don't want any larger than the Matrix, and I wouldn't mind one that's slightly smaller. I regret not buying the brand-new Prius C I test drove in 2008 while waiting for one of the airbag recalls to be performed at a Toyota dealership. I told the salesman I was not buying a new car that day but he still insisted I test drive it. OK! But I wanted to get the Matrix up to at least 200K miles before I purchased a new car and it wasn't even quite at 180K yet. And I wasn't paying attention when they discontinued the Prius C with a 2019 model because I really wasn't in the market for a new car then. I started looking around in 2021 hit 200K last year! I'm hopeful about some of the 2024s but I don't know.

They're very popular over here, I just found them boring, but I'm looking forward to your review 😊

I really wanted to like the Corolla Hatchback but the road noise is abysmal. It could be the loudest car I've ever driven on the highway. I drive 110 miles round trip for work some days so that was a deal breaker.

Would you pick the Corolla hatch or a Civic hatch?

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They’re all CVT’s?

does it comes with a sunroof?

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Just wish a little more power and torque.

its a better build quality than civic or accord

The dealership won't pay you what it's worth. Try 6k less than what they sell them for

How is it in the US Kevin, here in Germany the Corolla is a old man´s car, if you can see one, a sports touring not a hatchback, you only see a very old man or woman inside 😅

No spare tire??? To me a deal breaker, I am NOT buying a donut on my own ridiculous. Forget the freaking kit....donut tire is very important.

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This car is nothing without the six speed manual transmission.

The problem with these newer cars is🤑 they cost too much $$$. There are too many electronics and computers to fail. It's not as easy to drive as older cars were. In the past, you could hop in and just drive since there are too many distractions, and they build these cars around smartphones, not for people. These cars are not user-friendly. It all contributes to distracted driving.🤮

to see one in Germany is not easy because for the German design tastes, is the design very ugly. Thank Kevin 😀

Please Toyota, make a hybrid Corolla Hatchback!!