Toyota Corolla and Toyota Safety Sense P review 

New Honda Civics comes with competing technology called "Sensing". However, I would also install comma.ai - it enhances the system, better and safer.

True. But my mechanic friend says that after a year you'll hear something aboutnthe engines and some parts that says problem.

Hex yea and have the audacity to right ha tails

LOL

Oceanic Flight wtf

True that. True that cutie I agree 💯 toyota is the best

what trim you have

Same

Andrew Kolaric that screen is meant for the passenger to use or driver to use when the car is stationary and not moving

he's implying that people are going to be texting and driving anyway (because they do) so at least this is marginally safer.

It's less distracting. The system will read your text and you have a simple touch option to reply (if you want to reply).

Jonny P dont be. They dont work in reality.its good looking front end. Thats all

Well I have been watching test vids and real situation videos it looks impressive in fact it’s saved me from hitting someone when they brake checked me

I can attest first hand the safety features work. Twice actually

Brian Smith wait for 2019 Corolla complete new generation based on TGNA platform it has the 8 or 10 speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters, its even more fuel efficient and rumors that the 2019 Corolla will have the hybrid option with Prius drivetrain that will do almost 60 mpg

Toyota is the only one that makes all these safety features standard. On Honda, you would have to pay extra for some safety features. I think all car manufacturers should follow Toyota and make them standard equipment on all models and trims.

@@davinp yup even the cheapest crummy Yaris has the safety stuff standard.

@@hanj31 Not exactly because the Yaris is a Mazda2, so it doesn't have Toyota Safety Sense, instead has Mazda safety features which are similar to Toyota's

@@davinp not in the US

I agree. I can't count the amount of idiots I see driving on the highway at night with their daytime running lights on.

I've got one and if there isn't 2 clear painted lines on the road it doesn't work so if there's snow on the road it doesn't work, but no other manufacturers works with either it's a vision system

Mickey Wilcock One idea is have the car started but not in drive, go thru the menus then. It might be hidden when off and parked as well as hidden when in drive mode.

Umm no its no joke WE have a toyota 2017 corrolla it safety system is very good.

you are responsible to keep the sensors clean. and if the road markings are covered by snow, the system won't work.

Of course you are responsible, who else would clean it for you? I guarantee anyone driving especially on highway with winter condition will not be cleaning the sensor because it'll get covered up moment you start driving again. Maybe in future we'll see windshield fluid spray by the sensors like how some vehicles have it on backup camera.

xxgg you'd be surprised how many people doesn't know they need to clean the sensors lol according to my friend who works at Toyota. Customers would come in and say their safety sense isn't working properly 😂

Vaat Dafaak I thought it was just mine. What year do you have?

@@SuperDman104 2017

Dorothy Cheung 2018 Highlander is same as 2017 and 2017 is a facelift of the 2014-2016 Highlander. Toyotas have about 6-7 years per generation, 3 years of the current generation and 3-4 years of the "facelift" mid cycle refresh of the current before an all new generation comes after the facelift

The 2018 is a little different they have 3 more safety features

spencerwlknsn Yes it will and let’s say your going 120 MPH or something like that fast speed and it detects it won’t be able to stop in time and there is enough space in the lane it will steer to avoid hitting it

Right Lane Hog next year Mexico lol

Right Lane Hog thats because america is run by trump and he actually cares and lowered taxes. Thats why we are loosing our manufacturing. We have a ahitty gllbalist shill in charge

@@nickr3441 it's not going to Mexico anymore it's Alabama in a joint venture with Mazda

@@andriodman1 yea Toyota changed there mind on that

If what you say is accurate, then toyota would only benefit from Mazda as far as overall exterior/interior design and driving dynamics go.

I think Mazda needed a 'sugar daddy' as Toyota has taken a small ownership stake in their company. As far as my facts are concerned, The Automotive News is regularly reporting on the developing story.

From what they had stated it should be for the 2019 edition if not 2020

In the meantime people looking for a more modern Corolla could get the iM hatch which, at least, has independent rear suspension.

When the concept for the current generation corolla was displayed at the auto show, i got pretty psyched - only to be immensely disappointed when this watered down version ended up being put to production. I have since gotten the new Civic Si (not only for performance but also for the overall styling). I also have a 2009 Sentra SE-R Spec V (the newer Sentras are awful). I would replace my Sentra with an exciting new next generation corolla with an optional upgraded engine, but i remain very doubtful that toyota will do anything other than plain vanilla corolla.

Kind of but Toyota’s safety sense has more features now it has road sign assist pre colision steer assist so if it detects it can’t stop in time and there is enough space in the lane it will steer to avoid it

MYOUNGLAK SON Not All Fords And Some Subaru’s are only available or not their not standard like Toyota

Octane 209 Yes except the 2018 has a extra feature pre colision pedestrian steer assist if it detects the car won’t stop in time and there is enough space in the lane it will steer to avoid hitting the person

IKR if the system didn’t work oof at least it did

Yep. Toyota is the lone holdout among the big automakers. Their stubbornness means Toyota is off my new car list.

The Story of Ai why is it so important all I need is Bluetooth for spotify

digitalfutur Toyota isn't the lone holdout. Nissan doesn't have this.

BMW will charge owners 200 dollars a year for apple car play from 2019 so i dont see they r any better. Anyways, toyota is getting carplay in 2019, same with android auto.

neoleixun Corollas main advantage is it's reliability. It's superior to Honda in that respect. Some people just want a no-fuss car and this vehicle does that great.

corolla has a lot more head space in the back and front seats and is also slightly easier to step in and out of. perfect no fuss car, that has everything you could need in a daily driver. civic does look a lot better though.

Civic is meant to be more powerful and more fun to drive, at a cost of less reliable than the Corolla, the Honda L15B7 Turbo engine in the Civic won't be as reliable as the Naturally Aspirated Toyota 2ZR-FAE because the turbo pressure stresses the engine and won't last as long as Natural Aspirated engine, Civic is also very reliable but Toyota lasts 100,000 km more than Honda before any major mechanical problems

Yes it has ,it's called Honda Sensing,however if you pay attention to the video , Toyota offers this technology starting on the base model at no extra cost, in other hand to get this technology on the Civic you have to get one of the high trim levels ,meaning more $$.

JundaComputersGmbH actually if you look at the homda turbo engime it will last just as long as the 1.8

BMW is Overpriced piece of shit.

Mike McGlock u dumb ass....that's not her voice it's the cars voice df

^^ are you that dumb? I was joking