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Agreed. What a lot of manufacturers DON'T want you to have is reliable low-cost transportation. THEY want you to have an uber expensive pickup or suv or an even more expensive electric pickup or suv, but WE the people want and need affordable and reliable CARS. I'm currently doing online negotiations on a base 2024 Corolla which is going to be my next car for the next several decades.
I love the way you show how a car performs. It's also reliable, fuel efficient, and has excellent residual value. At $26K and with low cost of ownership, it's a sensible buy.
Agreed on all counts, and I love my SE....but on the other hand, it's kind of sad that Toyota no longer makes any vehicles in the "can't afford anything else" market, especially when considering those old basic Corollas also ran to over 400,000+ miles. Today, people in that financial bracket are forced to choose a less reliable Nissan Versa.
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I just got the Nightshade edition with bronze wheels. Black on Black. I like it a lot, a little bit of road noise but it accelerates really smooth and handles well.
Nice! This might be my upgrade this Thursday from my 2000 Toyota Echo. It lasted 24 years with around 288,000 miles and now has EVAP & Catalyst issues.
Not a sluggish slow daily driver. More than enough passing power for an economy car. I pulled the trigger when I met a Uber with a 2020 SE with 430k + miles and he said the only thing that broke was the windshield wipers motors and a engine coolant bypass valve which was 700$ total
I hate what I paid for my used 24 LE with 15k miles on it but with all the computer features enabled I get 36-37MPG letting it pretty much drive itself with minimal input from myself. Taking a huge gamble on CVT coming from a 2007 sienna that's blown 2 transmissions but I baby this thing with much less rage acceleration that I did on that poor sienna. It takes 99% of the stress out of my drive to work that involves entirely too many people who don't know how to drive so having a car that brakes and accelerates on it's own is my heaven.
I prefer manual seat adjust. To me it's just something more complicated than it needs to be and something that will fail sooner or later. My current car is 22 years old with manual seat adjusters, I can adjust the seat to my needs in less than 2 seconds and the manual controls have never failed in 22 years. It's a matter of perspective and I'm in it for the long haul. I expect my next car to be a Corolla and I expect to run it for decades.
Yup, the missus doesn't drive so it's all me. It's totally awesome that Toyota has a 169 hp naturally aspirated engine, they last a fair bit longer than turbo engines and while I would have liked a manual or a transmission with real gears, at least Toyota has a real " launch " gear which will probably extend the life of the CVT. It's kind of cool to see videos of my future car, you get a good sense of the car without having to go to the dealership.
I remember when i first blew my horn because this driver was veering over in my lane. I was actually embarrassed that it wasn’t that loud😂😂 I literally said “wow! did he even hear that?!😒🤣” i was so used to the sound of the horn i had with my Hyundai Elantra. haha such a huge difference
Cvt is an expensive repair if it goes kaput... Also, needing a subscription for navigation is a real boneheaded move, but it's still a great car overall.
Nice car! Have a 2022 Camry SE . get 33 MPG mixed local and Highway. Great car. Trouble free so far. Would consider Corolla SE if needed something smaller .
I turned in my leased 2021 Camry SE for the leased 2024 Corolla SE. The Corolla SE is a huge downgrade to the Camry SE in every department. The reason I got the Corolla SE is, that the Camry SE went up in price by over $4,000, and I'm not able to afford the large monthly payments. I'm retired :(
@@madman1rugI honestly wanted a red Camry, but i had to be real with myself. I could not afford that price. I love my Corolla though. Just the right size & price for my life & pockets at the moment lol😌
The Corolla SE only goes from 0-60 in 8.5 to 9.0 seconds. False advertising by Toyota claiming a 7.3 seconds to 60mph. I have the 2024 Corolla SE. :) Yes, the car is a lease.
The silver detail on the dash board reflects back in the left and right mirrors, annoying. No heated mirrors. At around 70-80 mph you’ll hear wind noise. Take those in consideration if it matters to you.
Have fun changing the coolant bypass valve when it goes at around 40k.My 2020 Corolla LE doesn't even have one because I chose the 1.8 liter because I didn't fully trust the technology on the new Dynamic Force engines.
Why does only one side light up green by my sos mine does that also . Is that normal and what's the other side for ? Does it ever light up like the left side
I made the switch to the civic. I'm sorry I did. The ride is bad. My 21 Corolla was comfortable. Now it had steal wheels. I wonder if the low riders are the problem. I'm even thinking they left the shipping blocks in the springs.
I just got a 23 corolla se it's ruby red pear black roof and paid 27000 for a 23 with 5.000 miles lol the dealership made a lot on me with the used car go for ..
In my opinion, 2 door coupes or hatchbacks like the early 2000's Civics looked more appealing/sporty than 4 doors. The following vid shows a concept 2 door future Corolla: 2024 Corolla 2 door redesign ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LrHe_EdYyrg.html
If a third country citizen who is been living here with out pr bought a new corolla what will be the total amount including taxes and insurance plz reply
@@adaliz188852 las fotogramas por Segundo de las cámaras causan eso. Si te fijas en videos de otros carros nuevos casi todos se ven así dependiendo de la cámara que usan para grabar el video.
eso es de fábrica si te refieres a cuando las luces cambian de blanca a naranjada eso se llama switchback Todos los modelos Corolla 2024 vienen así ya.
Mazda 3 claims 35.1 inches of rear legroom. Corolla 34.8. Someone is lying because the Mazda does not appear to be as spacious as the Toyota! I am thinking the Mazda is either closer to 33 inches or the Toyota is closer to 35 or 36 inches. The Civic has 37 inches of rear legroom. The Mazda is cramped AF. The weakest point of the car, plus its lower MPG.
Don’t forget Toyota of Tampa bay add on of 4k for the Toyota package stupidity the dealer tact’s on. Only dealership you can avoid that is Toyota in jacksonsville. All the Toyota dealerships in Florida are a scam
@@UnionAdvocate wow it’s almost as if it’s not the 90s anymore and the quality of vehicles, especially Toyota has gotten worse. I really don’t understand your comment man
@@UnionAdvocate it’s not even about having power seats to me because I can adjust the old fashion way myself but from owning a 2023 rav4 that was overpriced to begin with I am just deeply disappointed in how cheap everything in the car feels. It also doesn’t drive that great either compared to a Mazda that will give you your moneys worth.
