I just purchased a 2014 Toyota Corolla S with 240,000 miles for 5K cash! The car was one owner and the owner took the car to the Toyota Dealership for all the car service and repairs! I definitely found a gem!
I just started doing my POV Test driving and I’m so happy it’s helping. I’m working hard to improve the quality of the videos. Not to sell or increase our rep lol just to show that you have to take a good look 👀 at what you buy. Bc not all used cars are the same. Thank you for watching 🙏
This gives me hope. I just bought a 2014 Corolla LE with 211,000 miles but I was wondering if I did a mistake getting it with high miles. Car runs really really smooth tho
I have the 2016 S plus version in black sand pearl with 70,000 miles on it. No problems whatsoever! Owned it for 3 years now and take it in every 5,000 miles or 6 months for service. Only had to purchase new tires, new wiper blade, one rear driver side blinker light, and one rear license plate light! Other than that it's a beautiful car.
I have this same car (2014 S Plus model) in slate metallic color/black interior. It has 85K miles on it and I’ve yet to ever have any issues with it! Very low maintenance, great on gas, the interior still looks new (no paint chips or fading). Only thing is that the Entune touch screen system calibration is off and I can no longer press the buttons on the very bottom of the screen (apparently this is a known issue). Which kind of sucks because I cannot adjust my bass/treble anymore, nor can I use the GPS cause the calibration is so messed up. Other than that, it’s a great & reliable car.
I just purchased a 2014 Toyota Corolla S with 240,000 miles for 5K cash! The car was one owner and the owner took the car to the Toyota Dealership for all the car service and repairs! I definitely found a gem!
I have a 2017 Corolla SE in the slate metallic, before this one I had a 2016 Corolla LE and I really wanted to updated interior and the adaptive cruise control. I put 100k on the 2016 Corolla and never had a single issue. My current 2017 Corolla SE has just over 100k miles and still looks and drives brand new. These cars are very underrated, every review talked about the 0-60 and it’s irritating. Yes it’s not fast but it’s a nice car to drive, it rides nice, has a huge trunk, has the same amount of legroom in the back as a Kia Telluride. Also if you’re commute is around 55-65MPH you’ll easily get 40MPG. Love these cars.
Best first car in my opinion, I was looking at some 3 series bmws but this just makes sense, going into college I don’t wanna stress about my car having random breakdowns, not that BMWs are horribly unreliable, but after 100K miles things do go wrong on them, but on any Toyota, you can have that piece of mind that it would work perfectly well even past 100K miles granted it wasn’t owned by some dousche who didn’t do basic maintenance or servicing
I have a very same car and we love it ,it has165 kilometers on it, changed the transmission oil on it at 130 thousand kilometers, they are very good cars, have an 03 Camry with a little under 300 thousand kilometers on it as my second car which i love too, 165 thousand kilometers on this 14 COROLLA S .
I don’t mind a well programmed CVT. Nissan, Toyota and Honda make very good CVTs. Reliability is another story. I wish my 08 CRV had a cvt. The 5 speed in that thing is terrible
I’ve has issues not a lot but some with the Honda 5 speed auto. I do like Nissan I just feel Nissan has an identity issue. Same with there others brand Infinity, are they sports cars luxury vehicles?? Nobody Knows 😂. They in between Honda and Toyota, but also out matched. I would pick a Honda or Toyota over a Nissan every time.
@@povnelson2019 Lol nobody knows! I think overall of them I'd go with a Mazda. Mazdas have a bad name for reliability because of their rotary engines, but man those things go for days! I'd go as far as to say they're more reliable than Toyota. My sister has a 2011 Mazda CX7. Never had any issues with it NEVER. Not to mention, the new Mazdas look like luxury vehicles!
I believe Mazda beat Toyota & Honda for most reliable car 2018 2019 and 2020. I’m not sure 2021. While Toyota and Honda were trying new things like turbos and making there cars faster and look more like sport cars. Mazda slipped threw the cracks and BOOM Mazda is #1.
@@povnelson2019 What blows me away is how luxurious Mazda's are! Especially for their price! Beautiful cars, very reliable and damn near close to a baby Audi... without the speed.
I like cvts when they act like cvts, older nissans, 2007-2012, newer nissans fake gear shifts and they also try to be sporty, i buy a cvt so that it gives me that smooth seamless feeling, aside from that, i dont want to worry about my transmission in my rear view mirror. I owned a 2007 and a 2014 Nissan Altima, 2007 Altima was a ton better feeling than the 2014.
If it looks good, drives good, has good history, not rusting. Then yeah why not I don’t want to tell you what to do with you’re money but the market is high right now.
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