Toyota Corolla 9th Generation Review 

Owned a e12 t-sport and what a motor...on 180k miles and did many trackdays on it. You can't beat a high revving NA engine ! I do miss it

Always had a soft spot for these.

Real car industry knowledge shining through Si. Well done. Better than #27 👍🏻

Definitely more reliable than a Golf that's for sure!

Nice story with the young owner inheriting the car from his grandad. Glad he dealt with the rust , nasty surprise on the inner arches.

Sold a low miler colour collection mk9 yesterday insanely solid cars.

I like these, especially the facelift. Good, reliable and well built. Does the job well. I nearly bought one, but the sale fell through and bought the Focus instead. A colleague of mine had the rare T-Sport compressor and that was very nice.

What an interesting video and well done to the owner.

I remember considering ine of these or a Hinda Civic in period when i was having some major issues with the new Clio i has at the time. In that moment the two Jaoanese cars appealed to thebsensibke side of my brain. I recall a review at the rime xonparing the hot versions if the Cluo, Civic and Corrola and the Homda was the fast, revvy one, the clio the best handling and the toyota had the best brakes. I think that sums up the Toyota. Probably less apealing than the others in teems if our right desirability but it was very much a car done properly. Earlier versions of the corrola consistently topped the JD power Survey and Toyota clearly capitalised on its reputiation for reliability and xistomer service. They knew their demographic for this car. Easy to get in and out of, reliable and solid. I remember Toyotas small/midsize MPV from the period too and they also had a reputation for class leading build quality.

Boringly reliable. Just what you need for a daily driver. That leaves more money to spent on classics. 🤣

Bland as hell, awful