2008 toyota corolla review drive and buying tips

[@comengsh]

that is one sweet ride.

[@alicepark4339]

A 2008 Toyota Corolla That is one sweet ride

[@ps2bndled]

I am so happy that someone else gets it

[@posadist681]

wish i could buy it new 😢

[@jackclarke2898]

this was my high school car got it when i was 15 and i’m 19 now it was a great and reliable car never had to worry about if it would turn on in the morning

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

that's the god honest truth about this generation Corolla. Never a hiccup with mine in almost 50k miles of owning it

[@KEN_of_BORG]

My first Corolla 2003, I’m the only owner and has 200k miles and never let me down

[@zenpaku2349]

@@KEN_of_BORG it still running strong?

[@KEN_of_BORG]

@@zenpaku2349 run like new! I wish I can show you, new paint job and rims!

[@lltatl1649]

@@KEN_of_BORG looking at a 2008 corolla ce with 111.6k for 5k you might have convinced me to get it

[@CheezBeast]

Bought a 2005 corolla last year with 92k for $2600. I use it for work, im a delivery driver and I love it. Perfect car.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

that's excellent! the car, the price and miles are perfect for an excellent reliable commuter car

[@kingcarlos4348]

Dang I bought one 5 years ago for $8000 with 102,000. Have 150,000 on it now and super reliable. Could easily sell for $4000 now

[@posadist681]

Im about to buy one with 50k miles for 10k... still worth it right?

[@kingcarlos4348]

@@posadist681 what year

[@posadist681]

@@kingcarlos4348 2008 corolla s. Its low mileage so i think it has a lot of city miles..

[@veryfungamesawesome]

My mom has had a 2007 Toyota Corolla CE since 2014 and it’s the best car ever. It’s so easy and fun to drive. It does have power windows and power locks and cruise controls. Just put a new battery in it, changed the spark plugs, and put on a new gas cap. Just hit 174,000 miles and it’s still like new. Toyota has never disappointed us. My mom just got a new 2018 Subaru Forester to have a 2nd car. Didn’t trade in the Corolla and won’t. Couldn’t replace it with anything better.

[@lightinstinct707]

My first car I got about a year ago when I was 17. Never had any issues with it and great with gas

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

I miss not having my corolla anymore. I'm considering getting another to replace it. I would get one in stick if I do. great car and perfect as a first car for you👌

[@darthdarthbinkss]

I have a '05 Buick LeSabre as my first car, and as soon as I can I'm going to sell it and get an 05-08 Corolla. Only gets 20 mpg.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@darthdarthbinkss do it!! the corolla is an excellent car, gets great gas mileage and is super reliable and cheap to maintain

[@awakeandalive4248]

@@DaylyDriverDayly.I just bought me this car from my local Toyota dealership is the le model. I was hesitant to buy it at first because comparing it to my 1998 Camry it seems to be more noisy actually my 98 is pretty smooth the sales guy explained to me that is normal because the Corolla has a small engine and is a 1.8 but anyways I bought it because it did handle a very steep hill without any problem. But the only issue that I have with it now is getting used to the buzzing sound of the engine going from 1st to 2nd it took me about 2 hours to noticed the sound, I actually thought it was the siren of a fire truck lol I was getting ready to pull over to the curb, then I realized it was my but I'm glad that I bought it, it actually has pretty good acceleration for a small car, it feels like is telling me, come on step on the accelerator press on it I can take it don't ask me permission I'm ready to go, yeah I'm starting to really like it now way better than the 2000 Honda civic I used to have, and the dealership practically made sure all the mechanical components were in perfect condition, everything that needed to be replaced or serviced was done brand new tires, serpentine belt, new fluids,no leaks ,I paid 75 hundreds dollars for it but it was worth it, is like buying a new car even the struts and suspension is perfect. Most used cars that are bought at used cars dealerships usually need some immediate attention because there's always something that needs to be replaced and preventive maintenance that needs to be done. It looks like I the only thing I have to worry about right now is changing the oil when it gets to 5000 miles because of my extreme driving of stop and go traffic doing grubhub food delivery. Thank God I didn't back down from buying it in spite of the buzzing sound is a great car and the buzzing sound goes away after a second or two it only does it when accelerating after coming to a stop, maybe that is the way of the car telling me, hey I just went from 1st to 2nd lol.

[@oscarrina4672]

@@DaylyDriverDayly ç

[@Hellswarmglow]

just bought one two weeks ago, really wish I'd looked you up earlier.... Super helpful advice here.

[@missattitude9038]

2 months ago,I bought a 2008 Toyota Corolla CE. Its an excellent car.Hasn't used a drop of oil or transmission fluid.Book value on it is close to $8000.00. I am so happy with my car! 😁

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

Yeah they are great and reliable. Just turn the key and go. How many miles do you have on your corolla?

[@missattitude9038]

the daily driver At the time of purchase,176,030 miles.In 2 months,I have put almost 1,000 miles on it.I highly recommend these cars.

[@RadwanDr]

Thank you for this great video. I’m living in Tunisia and just found this car in great condition (car of embassy that they just sold 135000 miles 2007, 8500€- yeah cars are expensive here ), and i will see it tomorrow for my sister. It’s great car and i very appreciate your advises. They will help me tomorrow. 😊

[@kingpin1118]

I bought an 05 CE with the cruise control option and aluminum wheels. Low miles too. I use it as my daily driver. And honestly for a cheap Toyota, it's pretty good getting out of my 43k Ford product.

[@MoriKonoha]

9 gen Corolla are great and last for ever

[@rayemanuel7460]

One thing that all potential purchasers of this generation of Corolla should be made aware of is that the odometer stops working at 299,999 miles. It's a design flaw that all 2003-2008 Corollas are afflicted with. What this means is that once the car hits 299,999 miles, there is no way of knowing how many more miles the driver is putting on the car. You could install a new gauge cluster for about $1000, but that is expensive.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

thanks for the input. never got to that many miles with mine so I cant vogue for it. I just know from experience and others experiences that these cars will stay on the road needless of the miles they have on them

[@rayemanuel7460]

Very true. Mine has been problem free

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@rayemanuel7460 hang onto it. it will keep you on the road reliably

[@ragingjaguarknight86]

I've got a 2008 Corolla and it has been relatively low-maintenance. I just do the basic things( tuneups, oil changes, etc) myself now that I've paid it off. The one thing I have a problem with is that the spare tire in the truck will not come out. I tried twisting and screwing off the round top that holds it down to the floor of trunk but it still isn't coming off. I'm debating using bolt cutters to just lop it off and be done with.

[@LeopaldStraus]

I know this is 7months old but in my 05 corolla hatchback, the spare tyre had never been used so it was really stuck tight in that position. I got a decently heavy wrench and hit the side of the rubber to release it from where it was sitting for 10 years.

[@camillealexandria]

Hey how do you feel about a 2007 corolla with 95,000 miles on it? It’s a one-owner and the dealership is asking for $4995 before taxes.

[@giftyish8149]

My friend who workers for a dealership just found me a 2008 Toyota Corolla with 46k miles for 5,000. What do you think about that? I’m anxious to see some pictures. He said it was for an old lady and the dealership just got so he talked to them and told them he is selling to his sister and they asking for $5,000 he thinks it’s a good deal and I should get it

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

damn that's a steal of a deal. I would jump on that before it gets sold. if it were me I would go today to check it out and see if it is really good condition or not. let me know how it goes. good luck 👌

[@giftyish8149]

Daily Driver he just got back to me. It’s the CE version. It’s gray and honestly I’m not really liking the exterior or the interior of the car. And it doesn’t seem to have an mp3 connect or phone connect. Seems old to me. Maybe a different color would be ok with me because I’ve seen other colors on KZbin and it looks great! I don’t know 😪

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@giftyish8149 I love the CE because it is the most basic corolla with the manual window controls. super reliable car and great all around to me personally. if you are looking for a great car for commuting, than I wouldnt be as concerned with the color of the car. as long as it does its job reliably👌

[@rydz7083]

Wow amazing I got one for almost same price with 34,000 miles what you think ?

[@jamesd2661]

@@giftyish8149 did you ever buy the car? If so how has it treated you.

[@solutionsby6155]

thanks, im looking to buy one of these

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

they are great cars and you cant go wrong with one. Ive had mine over 10k miles and no maintenance other than oil changes. However I will need to change spark plugs soon..cheap fix!

[@spongeboymebob9941]

The Daily Driver does yours have an aux?

[@lightinstinct707]

spongeboymebob Mines doesn’t but I bought a Bluetooth one that works really well, it also allows me to charge phones on it

[@barryjones6194]

I have a 2007 Toyota Corolla Hatch auto and it makes a whining noise in between 60-70 ks but a soon as l take my foot off the gas it stops I’ve driven 2 exactly same model for my curiosity ad they both did the same the noise is so obvious so is this normal or should Toyota make a recall on these dodgy gear boxes or do we just put up with this whining noise?

[@jasontevepaugh]

Just got me a 2008 Toyota Corolla for 800$ to replace my 2001 Pontiac Aztek. Which I’m still keeping but I gotta do a lot of work to it so I needed a beater to get around in while I work on the tek. But the Corolla has 225k miles on it but it’s in good shape and it was 800 so can’t complain lol

[@jessereynez]

Hi, is your corolla still running? And if you do, how many miles does it have now?

[@garyodle5663]

I have a 2008 Corolla and even though it does not have power windows it does have power locks and cruise control. I would say that check for these items if you are considering buying one. It might have them.

[@idrewthetable4you306]

Is this car good for first time drivers? I'm not used to driving cars with light pedals, Thanks for posting

[@veryfungamesawesome]

Absolutely, it’s the first car I ever drove. Didn’t take long to get used to. I would recommend it to everyone learning to drive.

[@jamescostello7584]

Then you need to buy a Dodge Ram like a lot of other losers

[@pablojimenez5736]

Well more economical on gas is an Echo....for commuting to work...because still cannot tow anything. Also, you should do an OBD2 reader to see past trouble codes in a used vehicle

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

dont see many toyota echos on the road. always good to check codes anytime you are looking to purchase a car to see if there is any issues

[@trapp7763]

Best car ever!!!

[@pavlodyak2033]

Looking to get my first car, and found an 08 Corolla for sale for $8000 CAD (roughly $6000 USD) with 115,000 km (71500 miles). I think it’s a little bit pricey but this generation of Corollas should last for a while, especially a low mileage one. Or is better to find a higher mileage one for cheaper?

[@alisah2570]

Car just got totaled Friday so need something reliable going to see a 2008 Toyota Corolla 71k miles for $5800. Anything specific I should ask. Any help greatly appreciated I'm a single mom.

[@AfjeerOf]

I like the corollas from the states, over here in the UK we have the smaller ones which I don’t like as much.

[@bsa2506]

Godamn bulletproof!!!!!!!!

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

they really are amazing cars

[@trapp7763]

True

[@jamesfarmer5349]

I’m 6’4 will I fit comfortably. I want to buy a reliable cheap and simple car but it’s hard because I don’t fit in most of them since they are usually smaller cars. In comparison I can’t fit in a Prius comfortably. So is the room similar or is it larger?

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

thanks for reaching out. it's been a couple years since I've been inside a corolla. as far as I remember there was plenty of head space in this car for me. Im 6'1 and had no issues. did the prius you say in have a sunroof/moonroof? if the car does you will lose head space. I would go for one without a sunroof/moonroof. I would say go sit in one to find out but I'm sure you should fit fine

[@jamesfarmer5349]

Daily Driver Thanks for replying so quickly. And no the Prius I had didn’t have a Sunroof. It wasn’t much of a head room but more of a leg room problem. My legs would hit the steering wheel while driving. So I had to try and bend my legs side ways. The steering wheel would be at its highest setting and the seat would be pushed all the way back and I still would keep smacking the steering wheel. Lol I’ll give it a try.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@jamesfarmer5349 when I owned this corolla I was comfortable with how far back the seat went. I could see it may be a bit of a leg bend for you. I would always have the seat back as far possible with mine but it's definitely worth trying to see if it works for you

[@pianofry1138]

My grandpa has one and he says it fits him well. He is 6'2 but has a long torso. I'm 6'2 also with longer legs but it isn't hard to work the clutch if your going for base model.

[@jasontevepaugh]

I’m 6,2 and I fit in mine no problem so I think you should be good.

[@unicornman147]

The perfect car to drive with my friends while we look for sandviches.

[@732manny]

Great video. Does this car has abs?

[@campbelll8491]

Great vid - cheers. What are your thoughts on the 2002 or 2003 model? I've heard they can burn a lot of oil

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

thanks. the 02 and 03 are great cars. had an 01 with 250k before and it ran excellent. older cars will tend to burn oil over time

[@MikeDunn]

I had a 2002, and it was indeed an oil burner. Very reliable other than that. Made it to 220K miles and that was it.

[@bryson2512046]

Thinking about getting this as my first car, asking price : 3,900 and 115,000 miles What you think?

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

is it a 2008? if it is that's a good deal. these toyota corollas will go for a long time and not leave you stranded. I put over 40k miles on mine in 2 years driving all over and long distance. never had any issues with it

[@bryson2512046]

Yea it’s a 2008, but there’s a 2006 with 160,000 that’s going for $3000 and I’m pretty sure I’m going to buy it today 😂 what you think about that ?

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@bryson2512046 the 2008 is a better deal with lower miles. the 2006 is still a great deal because its an great car

[@benedictaanaba4396]

Hi love ur car review. But anytime u get corolla LE or CE kindly inform to buy. Thanks

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it

[@rydz7083]

What's your opinion on a 2008 Toyota Corolla CE with 34,500 milles ?? No leaks looks great new tires for the price of $5000$?

[@awakeandalive4248]

That is a steal, grab it before someone else does.

[@jamesd2661]

@@awakeandalive4248 heck yes that's a steal, especially with the miles. I'm looking at an 08 also with 100,000 for 4800. Doing some research before I pull the trigger.

[@awakeandalive4248]

@@jamesd2661 . Just beware buying from a private seller, most people won't sell their car until they start having serious issues that's when they want to get rid of them . If buying from a used dealership make sure you text drive it and examine the car carefully and ask to see the car fax that will tell you the history of the car, I paid 75 hundred dollars for mine, but I bought it at my local Toyota dealership, it only had one owner no accidents the car was well maintained, the car had 126 thousand miles, that's an average of 10 thousand miles per year,,a car that has been driven less than 8 thousand miles a year is not necessarily a good thing ,that means a lot of short trips, it probably was parked and not driven for long periods of time. Buying at a big dealership maybe more expensive, but they will check and replace whatever needs to be replaced and repair whatever needs to be repaired, mine had all the fluids brand new, everything was in perfect shape, I could have gotten something for 5 thousand, but more likely, I would have found out soon that I needed new struts ,change all the fluids and other things.

[@Ken-rw8os]

Just bought an 08 LE with 32k miles for $7k single Florida owner.

[@roostercogburn7243]

I'm looking at getting one with a manual transmission. I'll never have transmission problems, unless its a simple clutch job.

[@SeamusDewaneUnity_Dew]

I bought one with a manual transmission and 240000 miles and once driven it 10000 and it’s given me no problems. I love the reliability of manual transmissions

[@robertp9370]

I’m looking to buy an 07 with 140k miles tomorrow thanks for the tips. Oh what do you do for music, I imagine it doesn’t have aux cable

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

it's been a while since I owned the car but I believe I used an aux cable

[@robertp9370]

Daily Driver why man why’d you let it go did a major repair come up

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@robertp9370 I bought other cars and I got my use out of it when I needed it. I will certainly be buying another in the near future. such an amazing vehicle

[@BLACKDAGGER794]

I’m late to the party, not sure if I’ll get a reply. I drive a 2004 BMW 325i and have put thousands in it for repairs. I found a 2008 corolla for $2,500 with 188,000 miles. I really want a car I’ll never have to do work on, is this a great car for me?

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

get rid of the 325i, they are junk. no such thing as a car that will never need work on it, but I can tell you from experience that these cars are extremely reliable and will save you thousands in the long run instead of cost you thousands more in repair. I would buy the car

[@BLACKDAGGER794]

Daily Driver I drove 2 hours away to the middle of nowhere. I bought it and it has a bad o2 sensor. Guy gave me an extra $100 because of it so I bought it for $2400. I drove it home and the rotors are badly warped and tires are in meh condition. I’m looking forward to the future with this car.

[@BLACKDAGGER794]

Daily Driver I did all the tips you showed in the video, checked the suspension, checked for burning oil, had a very comfortable drive home, but it felt so weird to not be in my bmw. It has an insanely low center of gravity so it feels a lot different.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@BLACKDAGGER794 I'm stoked to hear you bought the car. those are minor normal wear items that are easy and cheap to replace or fix. once you fix those issues, the car will last you a long time and be super reliable. I would check the oil and replace the filter and oil if I were you just to be sure

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@BLACKDAGGER794 you got the car for a steal. it is different but you will get use to it quickly. I like the lightweight feel of the corolla more than the feel of a 325i bmw any day of the week

[@Namronnnn45]

What's your opinion on a 2008 corolla with 237k miles?? Thanks!!

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

It's a very good, reliable car. I love high mile cars, they are my thing. What's the asking price on it and the condition of it? There is a lot to check on the car especially since it's got that kind of mileage. If I were you I would pay $75 or whatever a shop would charge to have the vehicle inspected so you know whether it is worth buying or not. I always inspect my vehicles thoroughly before I purchase them. Hope this helps. Best of luck.

[@hodayadostri7411]

Will really use some some advice I was looking to purchase 2008 Toyota Corolla s with 118k mil for 5500 but the pre inspection test came out with like 2000 worth of work that need to be done on it, it has great Carfax history just wear of overtime like the AC don't get cold and a little start of crack that will eventually make the engine leak. Also have the tire mismatch So at that point in debating if it even worth trying to negotiate the price and fix the car if so what will be a good price for it? Or it will just be a waste of money

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

judging from what you are saying, if the engine has a crack in the block which can happen, the vehicle is wayyy over priced. I would not waste the time or money on the car based on what you are telling me. you can get one for cheaper that's in better mechanical condition

[@hodayadostri7411]

Wow thank you of super fast reply Actually been looking for car on the market for long time this one cought my eye bc of the Carfax history of one owner and well maintained. Was looking for something that will be cost effective own you thank you for helping me figure it out 😊

[@benedictaanaba4396]

Pls anytime u want to sell slightly used corola le or ce cars let me know. Am interested to buy one for work.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

will do. I just purchased some other vehicles and dont have any corollas right now. I will let you know if I get one

[@simperman4863]

Ull never regret with this bad boi

[@jeffpolaras9273]

My 90 year old Mom is giving me her 2008 Corolla with 24,000 miles....Dealer has performed all schedual maintainance...what is value of this....mint condition...dark gray automatic

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

dang that is a gem of a car. you literally almost never see a Corolla that year with that low of miles. I'm surprised to hear that. it must have been sitting for a long time. what state are you located? the value depends on the state and region you are located as well as the overall condition of the vehicle...

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

Just an idea of the price, but it could be worth around $9k give or take. Not an exact number since there are many factors and the location you live as I mentioned. I would hang onto that car and drive it for a longg time.

[@jorgegaleana6750]

Looking at a 2007 Corolla ce price range 3500 to 4000 new tires taken care of what you think ?

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

doesnt sound bad. any receipts for previous maintenance performed? clean title? how many miles on the car? with this car I would want to know when the last time the timing belt was replaced. make sure it's been within the last 80k miles

[@rayemanuel7460]

@@DaylyDriverDayly timing belt? It has a timing chain which never needs to be replaced

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@rayemanuel7460 I may have stated that incorrectly. it does have a timing chain. they are wayy stronger and a lot more reliable than a timing belt. thanks for pointing that out 👌

[@rayemanuel7460]

@@DaylyDriverDayly no worries. Only reason I know this is because I own one.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@rayemanuel7460 such a good car. hang onto it

[@darkoverlord56]

2008 S owner. A few tips of my own: - Don’t buy the S. It’s literally just a trim package (spoiler, body moulding, etc). Nothing about the car’s performance is enhanced, it’s just a “for looks” package that you end up paying more money for. - Get the manual. OH MY GOD GET THE MANUAL!!!! The auto in these cars is soul sucking and especially dangerous if it decides to lag while you’re trying to merge in rush hour traffic, and my worth dealing with unless you want to pay 300 dollars for a pedal commander (the next thing I’m doing to the car.) - If you’re going to get a newer head unit, install it yourself. It’s not at all difficult and you’ll save installation costs.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

I agree with you that the S model is all about the looks and does nothing for performance. This is why I bought the most basic model corolla with manual roll up and down windows. I wanted nothing more than the cheapest easiest to maintain car with the best mpg for long travels. I wish I could have had the stick shift corolla

[@darkoverlord56]

It IS a good car in that regard, in whichever configuration you get. I’ve seen 32 mpg on the highway (granted that was taking my time and not going over 3000 rpm to get up to speed), and the parts for this car are inexpensive- a serpentine belt was something like 25 dollars. I think the sweet spot for me would have been the LE manual. Oh! P0741 code. Yikes. I have to get that fixed before I move out to California, otherwise I won’t be able to register the car. That’s my one complaint. Well, that and the fact that three of the door locks won’t lock automatically like they’re supposed to.

[@teaaababy4048]

Found one for 5.9k 150k miles. Is that high for the car

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

I'm not sure with the current inflation of these toyotas. I would say it is high but with inflation it's probably close to what it should be

[@barryjones6194]

I’ve driven a few Toyota Corolla auto hatch 2007-2008 they all seem to have whinnying noise coming from the gears is this normal it’s quite obvious?

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

I'm not sure about that. corolla hatch, you mean matrix? I never had that issue or noticed it with my corolla. it was quiet overall and no trans noises

[@barryjones6194]

Daily Driver it’s a 2007 Corolla Hatch

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@barryjones6194 what country do you live in?

[@barryjones6194]

Daily Driver Australia

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@barryjones6194 lucky you!! I love Australia and miss it dearly. I was wondering why you had a hatch corolla that year. we dont have the hatch that year here in the us

[@Kureni]

214k trouble free miles on mine - only bad thing is the i think they messed up the dark navy blue color paint job and my roof is rusted. i saw other corollas that uses the dark colors with that same issue

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

it's funny you mention that because I to have noticed the darker colored corollas with bad paint, specifically the navy blue color or the red which is a bit lighter. the white is easy to hide blemishes

[@Kureni]

@@DaylyDriverDayly yes i think toyota messed up the paint job during painting production, wasn't a coincidence when i saw a lot of those on google. But it i did also contributed to the problem as i didn't wax or polish the car and the car is not garaged. But at this point i don't really care anymore, don't really feel like paying $2k to repaint it, it's an 11 year old economy car, still runs like it's new and the best part is no car payments which i can use that to invest.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@Kureni it was just a cheap paint job from the factory that toyota did on the Corollas. there are plenty of them out there like that

[@smoothlikebutter3439]

Toyota Corolla CE does cruise control Toyotas don’t burn no gas ⛽️. Great reliable car do not buy an American car you will have problems Don’t waste your money 💴 2020? 2021?

[@jonnathanasmr5]

What do you think of a 2008 Toyota Corolla CE that has 87,000 miles for $4550? It’s white and overall is in good condition.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

that doesnt sound like a bad deal at all. I would jump on it if you are looking for an excellent daily driver and very reliable car👌

[@jonnathanasmr5]

Daily Driver Sweet will do! Thank you so much for the quick response and positive feedback. I truly appreciate it👍🏻

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

@@jonnathanasmr5 absolutely. I am more than happy to help with any questions you have for me😁

[@krazyspartanodst]

Does it come with an aux cord

[@bricksonbricks2592]

no

[@trapp7763]

You can buy one that plugs into cig lighter and radio easy

[@westcoast6860]

That Toyota Corolla needs new headlights But I still like Japanese cars 🚘

[@mariovelasquez72]

2006 Toyota Corolla good year made

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

they are good cars. very reliable and easy to work on. cheap parts for maintenance when they rarely need the work👌

[@nrodry76]

Buy a Corolla built in Japan, not American.

[@anthonyyphann]

Auxiliary input?

[@bricksonbricks2592]

no but is easy to replace the system

[@trapp7763]

You can buy these cig lighter ones that you plug into and link to your radio

[@marajevomanash]

Don't pay more for the car just for the aux input.

[@jeremiahalexander6092]

nice ťoyota

[@RandomGuy-uk9es]

Man seeing all these steals in the comments one I’m looking at is 6988 for 188k miles dealership tripping

[@brightesslifie7760]

i will like to buy one

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

It's definitely worth the investment👌

[@marknickolaus5069]

Seems like you've been missing splash shields from the beginning ........

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

I guess so

[@ZainKhan-ln2or]

19:30

[@princeerick11]

No Aux😒

[@jamescostello7584]

The 2008 is the best one out of all of that generation 2003 is garbage the higher you go the better you get to 2008's until the main thing is under the oil cap they make noise arriving knock in the motor pretty much all God you can find more without that noise you got a winner it's very rare to find one of those not make any noise at all I seen the moment 11,000 miles it was like new Under the oil cap it's on Marketplace to still at the moment and is one another one for like ten thousand look like s*** under the oil cap but it's the guys got about 30,000 miles on it 10000 you got one looks like brand-new under the oil cap no noise in the motor change the oil every 3,000 Mi of full synthetic oil last year or else double large and lose power and dies sludge bucket