2019 Toyota Corolla LE // review, walk around, and test drive // 100 rental cars

This is rental car number 125 and today I'm driving (and loving) the 2019 Toyota Corolla LE
There's more details below, but I just wanted to quickly say ~thank you~ for watching my video. Please comment below and share your thoughts. Or just take a second and say 'Hey'. I'd love to hear from you. Cheers!
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NOTES:
Year: 2019
Make: Toyota
Model: Corolla
Trim: LE
Type: compact car that seats 5
This is the TWELFTH generation of the Corolla (E210) which just blows my mind. I had no idea they started making this car, or at least a version of it, all the way back in 1966. Crazy. Anyway my point being that it's been around for a while.
A quick disclaimer. I daily commuter is a Toyota. And I generally like their cars. So keep that in the back of your mind, because my opinions might be slightly skewed by that bias...but I'll do my best to remain objective.
Let's talk trim levels for a second. This is the LE which is one small step up from the base model (the "L").
MRSP: $19,135 (ish)
UNDER THE HOOD:
Engine: 1.8-Liter 4-Cylinder
Transmission: with a CVT (a continuously variable transmission) with Shift Mode capability
Horsepower: 132 hp @ 6,000 rpms
MPG City: 28
MPG Highway:36
Combined Rating of 32
Fuel Tank Capacity: 13.2 gallon fuel tank
Cost for a full tank: Current gas price (regular) $2.96 / Cost of a full tank: $39.07
+ Temporary Spare Tire
+ Fabric Interior
+ Regular Unleaded Gas
Handling: Great handling. Really easy to drive. It feels smooth around corners and it's a breeze to park...although that's partly due to how small it is, but still, my overall point being that I liked how the Corolla handled. But remember, I drive a Toyota so I'm used to this type of handling...and it feels right to me, if that makes sense.
Acceleration: A bit slow. I don't have an accurate 0 to 60 time to share, but it's not great. I was pretty disappointed by this, because I LOVED driving he '19 Camry, so I was expecting the same level of fun. Don't get me wrong, the Corolla performs well. There's nothing wrong with it, it's just not as peppy as I was expecting. It worked great for the casual highway driving I needed it for.
FINAL THOUGHTS:
I know I was critical of the Corolla during parts of this video, but that's just me trying to give you an objective view of this car. This is a solid compact car, with great gas mileage, at a really reasonable price. So, I'm going to dive this one.
RATING: 4 STARS
Great car. I just can't give it five starts because of the lack of fun accelerations and the somewhat dated interior. But that's me. If you disagree, PLEASE leave me a comment below. Otherwise, thank you so much for watching and I hope you'll join me next time when I rent and review the 2019 Hyundai Accent. I'll see you then!
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[@bigcrowfly]

In 12 years the resale value of this car will be higher than a 7 series BMW that had a MSRP of more than $100k.

[@100RentalCars]

Amazing, right?

[@asdfghjqwertyu1858]

When you said 12 years, I was thinking of a 1990s BMW and Corolla, until I realized 2007 was 12 years ago.

[@King-fz8iw]

DSTY Ik I’m 18 and when someone mentions that something is releasing in 2021, I sometimes think that’s like years and years from now lmao

[@Santi_fernandez-_-]

12 year old a bmw more likely is about to get junk.

[@IrisMG]

A KZbin channel that doesn't look down on rental cars has earned my subscription. Well done!

[@billace90]

Last Monday, my wife bought this same model and trim level. Thanks to this video we have become more familiarized with the car, before reading the owners manual. Thanks a lot!

[@100RentalCars]

Glad I could help. And congratulations!

[@100RentalCars]

Hello! I know cars like the Corolla don't get a lot of love on the inter-webs, but this really is a great car. It drives well, gets great gas mileage, and historically is incredibly reliable. Anyway, hope you're having a good day! Let me know your honest thoughts on the Corolla. Cheers!

[@secordman]

You know what you're getting with a Corolla. It's about the safest car purchase there is. That's a good thing if that's what you want, reliability.

[@100RentalCars]

Agreed!

[@paulnadratowski3942]

Crappy CVT transmission

[@Mr8888X]

The good old classic corolla. One of the cars you can‘t go wrong with

[@King-fz8iw]

I love my 2019 corolla ❤️❤️

[@solidwisdom6981]

I had one for 2 years now. 2017 le. Very reliable car, i just wish it had a more modern look in the back and side view but everything else looks good and aggresive front design. The interior hasnt aged at all yet. Still sleek.

[@chinoyhouse8247]

Love a corolla. my mom has one and she loved it as it didn’t need any service and maintenance for 5 years. what a car.

[@chank2626]

Got the 2019 corolla in black SE model. Pleasantly surprised what night view. Cool blue odometer and steering wheel lights up in blue on SE.

[@brandonharden3564]

I love my 2019 toyota corolla!! ❤

[@enr3870]

Toyota’s clocks haven’t changed much. It looks like the one in my 92 Tercel.

[@KingDrewPhilip]

Lovely car. I have a dark blue 2018 LE Corolla. One year older than the one here but very very similar. Probably the same honestly. I got it for Uber and decided to keep it even while I got a real Job now. I have this car and my 2008 Lexus IS 250 which I don’t drive as much anymore. Corolla’s gas mileage is superb! Reliability superb too on the Toyota and the Lexus.

[@gene978]

I still remember my future Brother in law back in 1975 pulling up with his 1975 Silver 4 Door 4 spd. Corolla. It had the deluxe wheel cover and no leg room in the rear. My 2 sisters and I standing at 5’8” tall all of us crammed in the back seat with our long legs on a 90 mile round trip to the Boston Museum of Science. I could not get out of the car because I had No blood circulation in my legs for over 15 minutes and I dreaded the ride back the whole time at the museum,. But, it was my first new car I rode in at age 12. He put almost 200K on it before the rust ate it alive.

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Howdy, great review as always!😸😸😸

[@100RentalCars]

Howdy! Thanks Partner!

[@DSNCB919]

I got one of these as my loaner while my silverado is in the shop.. I chose it to see if I could feel comfy in a smaller car and man it ain't bad...... the mpg is amazing I'm actually getting over 40 mpg on highway having over a 50 mile drive to work 1 way I'm considering getting a toyota... maybe Camry though

[@dalegribble3684]

Love that color

[@100RentalCars]

Agreed!

[@davinp]

I drive a 2018 Corolla SE with premium package that adds push to start, upgraded 7-inch Entunes screen and sunroof. The only thing I don't like about is the outdated multimedia system called Entunes and it has no Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. But the 2020 Corolla has Entunes 3.0 but does have Apple CarPlay and Alexa, but not yet Android Auto.

[@sunny_dhende6289]

I have been car shopping between Toyota Camrys and Carolla as well as Honda Civic and Accord. I have already test driven the Camry.And Corolla, and so far, the Corolla hands down is for me, it just feels right.. Tomorrow, I will be doing a test drive with the Honda Civic and Accord. I have also been watching all of the reviews on youtube of all four of these cars, and so far, I'm still leaning towards the Corolla. We'll see after the other test drives. I found a very clean inside and outside white exterior and blk interior 2019 Corolla LE for 14,234 with 87kmiles. I think it's a great deal since I have a low 5.99% PAL loan with my credit union. So, with that being said, it would keep my payments well under two hundred dollars for 74 months. Because when you're a senior citizen like me and live on a budget, it's right on target, lol! Happy car shopping, y'all! ☺️

[@JSTRonline2]

I drive a 1997 Corolla and Toyota is still using similar if not the same switch gear in new cars. If it ain't broke don't fix it is pretty much their mantra. The 2017 is #1 on my list of cars that I'll probably get next. Reliability and safety are #1 to me, forward collision warning, lane keep assist, and radar cruise control are huge pluses in my book.

[@randytejeda14_]

I drive a 2019 Toyota Corolla LE and it is a really reliable car

[@100RentalCars]

Nice! And congratulations on your new ride!

[@BrianChappie]

Great review! I wish these cars had A/C vents in the back.

[@100RentalCars]

Thanks! And me too.

[@Sammie551]

Was about to say he didn't mention it

[@user-oe1kn6lk9k]

Thinking about getting a used one as a secondary car for my school travels

[@hussainismail2080]

I have a 2016 corrola with 180k miles and it's still great for another 200k miles!

[@BanBiofuels]

I road in the 2020 Corolla hybrid, and it was great. I could not believe how stiff the body was. It was a totally different experience than the usual cars I drive in.

[@100RentalCars]

I can't believe the 2020s are already out. We're not even half way through 2019! And it's disappointing to hear that Toyota didn't fix the stiffness issue on the 2020 model. It really is quite uncomfortable, especially when you compare if with other subcompacts.

[@stephenfiore9960]

Stiff in a good way or bad way??

[@PriscillaPretzley]

Switching up my 2013 Accord with leather seats, power button start, heated seats, blind spot monitoring and sunroof for an '18 Corolla LE. It's not near as luxurious, but my Corolla only has 39k miles vs the Accord that has 170k miles. I've wanted something more minimalist, and the Corolla is definitely it! I don't need all the extra add-ons, and I'm also not as worried about getting the Corolla scratched up 😂 Paid $10k cash for my Corolla because a couple computer lights are on, and it needs to be detailed. A STEAL!! I am very happy with this purchase, and ready to get the most use out of my Corolla for the years to come!

[@toddmccray2969]

Can you make a video about your driving habits and the techniques you use to improve your MPG? You mentioned that you achieve higher actual fuel economy than the EPA estimate for the 2019 Toyota Corolla review. PS- LOVE your videos and detailed reviews,

[@100RentalCars]

Thanks for the kind words and for the video idea! Sure, I'll give it a try.

[@raeee5947]

Todd McCray i get better fuel economy too than what is estimated. I average 44 miles per gallon in my 2019 Corolla LE. I achieve this through cruise control. Cruise control is very important because it keeps your speed consistent. Driving with your foot you tend to go up and down in speed unknowingly, another thing is I don’t use AC. AC will rob some fuel... another tip is to stay under 2,000 RPMs. On a 70 MPH freeway I go about 65-70, going 70 I remain under 2,000 RPMs. Anything above this and your eco mode shuts off, which lowers your miles per gallon... just drive the car like it’s a fuel economy car and not a sports car and everything should work out. Made a trip from Detroit Michigan to Louisville Kentucky today, drove 4 hours 15 minutes only using half my tank.. Good luck

[@TalismanPHX]

A simple machine for the 21st century. The CVT makes me worry about long-term reliability, because metallurgy isn't fully "there" yet with the metal band teeth in the CVT. But a good basic sedan for the middle class. The new 2020 Corolla has just been press released. I'm a fan of the new 2019 Corolla hatchback with the manual transmission. Great review as always, keep on renting! 😉

[@100RentalCars]

Well said.

[@davinp]

That empty space behind the center console used to have cheap plastic cup holders, but Toyota removed them in 2018. It was not an ash tray

[@100RentalCars]

Really? Thanks for letting me know!

[@andycarswell7735]

Just bought one of these today. Thanks for the review, I'm really hoping it's gonna be a good reliable car. I skipped on the Sentra because of the CVT, did NOT realize the corolla used one too. 🤦🏻‍♂️. But it's a 2019 LE with only 42k miles. Hopefully 200k+ more miles left in it before I need to make my next purchase.

[@100RentalCars]

Congratulations! Personally, I think it's a great buy. I bet you'll be very happy with it.

[@andycarswell7735]

@Lijun Wang 17k total price with financing charges from bank. It's a great little car. Awesome on gas.

[@theroyalcrown9165]

I have a 2018 Toyota Corolla bought it at 65k now has 72k miles and I had a 2004 Prius with 249,690 miles that still ran excellent just wanted something newer with Bluetooth lol otherwise excellent car on its original CVT Transmission the Aisin CVTs that Toyota uses are solid its the Jatco ones Nissan uses aren't a CVT with any Transmission needs fluid changes every 30,000 miles says the owners manual

[@djkenny1202]

After a year of research and contemplation, I narrowed my next 20 year future car to a Toyota. I let someone else take the depreciation and just waited until I found a solid value in a stick shift Scion XB, last model 2015 year. Only 30k miles. 11 grand total. Even still has about a year and a half of powertrain warranty and 20k. For Toyota miles, that is like a day of use. There’s something about just “knowing” if basic maintenance is taken care of, I’ll drive this to 300k with likely not much more than a fuel pump failing, or a clutch. 3 year old manual Japanese cars are a good bet, Toyota/Scion no exception.

[@gincoopland6545]

I don't think that is a great deal for a 5 year old car honestly, I recently bought a Used Toyota Certified 2019 Toyota Carolla with exactly 10,000 miles for $15,200 Keep in mind I paid the dealer Sticker price I could have probably talked the dealer down from that $15,200 but it was already priced so well that I just took it.

[@djkenny1202]

$10,400 for a 2015 with 32k miles is below fair market value by a couple grand. Unless you know someone in the auction business, you will not find a mere 4 year old Toyota Lease return for so low. The Mirage I considered if going New would already dropped to $6500 with less miles if I bought one new for $10,000. Decent enough deal on the Corolla you bought, but $5000 less $ is significant. It was like New, still is.. and I can sell it pretty easily for $12000 or more. Has 34k miles (I Drive about 2500 miles a year). Just a Note; I was offered a brand new iM for $15600 a few months earlier. Basically a sportier more versatile Corolla brand spanken new. The XB was faster with the Camry engine, more interior volume, more interesting.. and I had no desire to spend over $10,000 range, there is better places to put cash than in a car.

[@ramoncarter6585]

Corolla's have always been reliable cars that go forever. I like this generation too it looks nice with exterior design not bland either even interior looks like Lexus inside a pretty little car be affordable to buy knowing can trust Toyota reliability.

[@jeepguy95]

The current Corolla Sedan is just average at best, but the Corolla Hatchback is awesome, and I'll bet the 2020 Corolla Sedan is just as awesome as the Corolla Hatchback. Hopefully you'll get the chance to review a 2020 model soon. :) BTW, I'm surprised this one has 20k miles already... WOW... I know it's a rental car, but still for a 2019 :o :o :o

[@spoofer44]

The S on the shifter isn't Sport Mode, it's actually for engine braking.

[@asvpjoeyevdo9798]

Corolla last forever,I am a student who travel a lot Illd tell you it’s the best car I ever got , I never spent this low on gas. It might not be the fast car but it is worth getting than the Prius haha

[@1linkbelt]

Another outstanding review! I like the car, but I don't like CVT.

[@100RentalCars]

Thanks!

[@JJustinXu]

Toyota CVT is very reliable!

[@anthonyrolon640]

i got the 2019 se model like you said the only thing i dont like is the lack of acceleration

[@andrewtate2380]

At least in the U.S you still get a spare wheel even if it is a space saver. Virtually all cars 5 years old or younger over here come with a tyre repair kit.

[@100RentalCars]

Really? Where's "over here"? Europe? And I have noticed the spare tire hit popping up over here too. For example, Kia has removed the spare on all their cars.

[@jkk2399]

I recently had one as a rental, I didnt really enjoy it. Slow is spot on. It is. I also found the driving position to be very uncomfortable.

[@KuroMB]

I test drove one of these before I got my Prius and the only downsides for me were the glare on the infotainment screen and the odd shift pattern. Weird what little quirks can detract from a car. Can I ask what kind of work you do to go through so many rental cars? Sales?

[@andrew.woolman7449]

Matt that's funny because the new 2020 Corolla has neither of the problems you mentioned.

[@ryanlittle6428]

Could you review a 2019 Hyundai Accent or Kia Rio?

[@TexasBulldog74]

how could you give this a 4 star when you gave the 2019 Sentra? Im currently looking at both, was just at both dealerships today and i can't find a single thing the Toyota beats the Nissan on and that being said I went in wanting the Toyota and the Nissan was a total second thought.

[@superfuzycat1]

I heard they shake at high speeds 60+

[@imranabbasi7871]

I love Toyota Corolla le 2019 how the ride

[@100RentalCars]

It's good. It's not the fastest sedan I've driven (by far), but it's a nice, comfortable ride.

[@jcperez2861]

Tengo un 2019 con 60 mil millas, super confiable auto, solo cambios de aceite y rellenar los depositos. No tiene un arranque como un deportivo, pero es muy economico en gasolina. Le doy 4 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ de 5!

[@rockford2523]

Great review! CVT’s get great mileage, but they are horrible to drive. I would rather drive a manual transmission. Thanks for the information

[@100RentalCars]

Thanks!

[@rockford2523]

Thanks for the great review!

[@bluesky5384]

I love my 2017 XSE! However, that crackline on the left side is hurting me.

[@derekpullum]

Frist of all, I absolutely have fallen in love with the 2019 and 2020 Toyota Corolla LE. I would definitely buy this vehicle in the LE Trim. Yes, it has it's Pro's and Con's but in reality it is an Awesome Reliable Car. Here where I live, you don't see a lot of the SE, XSE, The Higher Trims. You only see the LE Trim. On a side note, I can't wait to see the review of the 2019 Hyundai Accent. I currently own a 2018 Hyundai Accent SEL.

[@100RentalCars]

You, my friend, have excellent timing. I JUST finished my review of the 2019 Hyundai Accent. It's uploaded and it'll be available on Sunday at 10:00 am CST. And I totally agreed with your assessment of the Corolla. It's a great car and I don't really understand why it doesn't get more love here on the inter-webs.

[@andrew.woolman7449]

I agree that the 2020 Corolla LE is a far better value than the SE. LE also looks more attractive and mature to me.

[@bluesky5384]

I personally love my XSE but I only got it because it was a one owner preowned car, so the price was lower and in the range I was looking in. But yes, brand new LE is a great value!

[@derekpullum]

@@bluesky5384 That is super awesome to find a preowned XSE. I would have definitely chose the preowned in the price range you was looking at.

[@bluesky5384]

@@derekpullum Yeah I realized soon after that there aren’t a lot of preowned options in my area at one time, so I was lucky. I was looking for a Civic, but found this XSE in Falcon Gray Metallic about 2 miles away with 31k miles so I went for it. The price was better than a Civic.

[@trentness6671]

4:20 pm at 69 degrees, nice Easter egg

[@D.N.R.911]

The venerable Corolla, what an appliance but will give you trouble free ownership.

[@brianbaldino3496]

I got the 2020 corolla le. I have to say the Engine is a massive improvement compared to my old 96 celica 1.8 liter. It's super smooth riding and easy on the engine mounts. I prefer the supple suspension on the Le vs sport. It's also a narrow car so less door dings and easier parking. I was stuck on getting either that metalic blue or Silver. But chose the Silver with black interior- It looks better when shined up. That blue color turns purpleish in low sunlight. My dealership says change the oil in 10k miles but I think I'll do it sooner - any recommondations on when to do first oil change?

[@andrew.woolman7449]

It's been a year, still like your car? Any problems? I'm also stuck between the Blueprint and Silver. People have been complaining that the LE with the old school CVT and engine has sluggish acceleration and is no fun to drive, is that true? LE is 150 pounds lighter than the SE so that should make up somewhat for the difference in horsepower.

[@brianbaldino3496]

@@andrew.woolman7449 I like the car even more now than a year ago (2020 camry LE - J vin number made in japan). The new models usually come out in march and the first batch are the ones made in Japan - I'd get those... As a single driver no passengers, this is my review: I got 45 miles per gallon driving out 50 miles on the highway once, ideal conditions. No problems, few minor complaints: no lumbar adjustment on the seats (I placed a folded towel and put a seatcover over the two front seats, which you have to do anyway if you want to keep it clean and free from beverage spills). Cloth arm rests get dirty fast, glossy plastic finish around the shifting councel is prone to scratching. Doesn't have android, not that I would use it, Blue tooth works well. I actually brought my family and a friend down to the dealership to decide between the Blue and the Silver. Had the silver and blue parked next to each other and I was really able to see the silver really gleamed compared to the blue. Have a friend you trust help you on the color decision. Took about 700 miles for the CVT to break in a bit. I'll never go back to an automatic. As for acceeration and speed, lets just say I've been getting nightmares for getting a 70mph on a 25mph speed zone. The car is light, It's a peppy car - Ive had moments on the highway where I had to put the pedal down to avoid incoming traffic and it responds immediately without delay. It excels at acceleration once it gets up to speed, even more so than the 2016 camry LE. It only lacks a little horsepower when trying to speed up a very HIlly on- ramp to the highway. Your really getting more bang for your buck with this car cmpared to others in it's class. If your a young guy who never had a nice car get a sports car that you will have to constantly worry about.

[@brianbaldino3496]

Edit 2020 Corolla LE - J vin number made in japan

[@andrew.woolman7449]

@@brianbaldino3496 Lots of great info, thank you Brian!

[@brianbaldino3496]

@@andrew.woolman7449 Happy to help! Doesn't hurt to test drive a lot of cars.

[@andrewtate2380]

The manufacturer say it is to lighten the car for economy. Or being cynical a 12v compressor and some gunk is a lot cheaper than a tyre and Jack.Most makes offer a spare as an extra cost option,. It seems stupid to need recovery for the wrong type of flat!

[@lauriewagner1025]

is there a way to show your speed on digital ??

[@disneyfan9099]

I actually got a job at a Enterprise branch in the Chicago suburbs

[@100RentalCars]

No way! Maybe I'll see you some day. Are you in the western burbs?

[@dalegribble3684]

Which one

[@disneyfan9099]

100 Rental Cars I am in the south suburbs

[@disneyfan9099]

Dale Gribble I am at one of the Orland Park Locations

[@100RentalCars]

Ahh, I'm in the west. But still, maybe we'll cross paths.

[@ivanlowjones]

I almost feel sorry seeing this car on a Toyota dealership lot next to the redesigned 2020 Corolla's.

[@100RentalCars]

I know, right? I was actually kinda shocked that Toyota's website doesn't even list the 2019s anymore. They're pushing the 2020s HARD. Isn't it a little early?

[@ivanlowjones]

@@100RentalCars At some point in the near future, 2025 car models will be released in 2022.

[@100RentalCars]

Ha! So true.

[@davinp]

@@100RentalCars actually the 2019 Corolla still is on Toyota.com www.toyota.com/corolla/2019/

[@juicyjuice6661]

Does this car have sport mode

[@MoriKonoha]

Corolla is Corolla

[@paulnadratowski3942]

Doesn’t it have the crappy CVT transmission

[@versansky75]

I have a 2019 Corolla LE and I don't like the car very much. One major thing I don't like, and if I can be brutally honest here, I absolutely HATE the CVT transmission. You can't feel the acceleration, the shifting gears, or the deceleration. Not a big fan of the adaptive cruise control either, but it comes in handy on the long trips. I can honestly say without hesitation that I won't be keeping it very long. Maybe a year...... Two at the most

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Main issue is the lethargic off the line performance since the engine has weak torque combined with a CVT. If Toyota added the true first gear into the gearbox, such as with the Corolla hatchback, it would perform much better. Else, this has so little power you can't even chirp the tires no matter how hard you try.

[@willieswift9580]

Can you do a CRV LX?

[@100RentalCars]

Sure, I'll do my best to rent one in the next couple of weeks.

[@lightningbird21]

i put my wallet in the little cubie shelf by the usb and aux and keep spare change in the first shelf of the arm rest

[@jordan-ho7gt]

review tesla model 3 pls

[@100RentalCars]

That would be amazing. I'm trying, but Model 3s are surprisingly expensive to rent.

[@brendanconard9925]

Wow! That ignition cylinder has more scratches than my 06 Honda CR-V... with 210k miles 😂

[@100RentalCars]

Ha! Yeah, someone was very unkind to this one.

[@2aminitials]

Looks like it was rented by a cat.

[@disneyfan9099]

Brendan Conard Well when people like me that are used to push button start

[@nickr3441]

Is there a hybrid version of this

[@100RentalCars]

I know! I saw it on Toyota's website while I was doing a bit of research for my review. The new Hybrid gets crazy good mileage too. I'm guessing that will quickly become one of their top sellers. I know I'd consider buying one.

[@davinp]

Unfortunately Corolla has a weak engine only 132hp. They bumped it up in the 2020 Corolla

[@BTC909]

1:44 rust?

[@100RentalCars]

Maybe. Or just dirt and junk. I couldn't really tell.

[@miomagicall297]

ermagod this car makes sure u put on your seatbelt

[@mikemorales1725]

The CVT is a deal killer for me, I don't care who makes the car! So unresponsive in city driving, unforgivable.

[@100RentalCars]

I kinda felt the same way, until I realized I'd been driving a CVT for years without realizing it. Then again, I prefer good gas mileage over speed, so I guess it depends on what you're looking for.

[@mikemorales1725]

@@100RentalCars I believe the CVT setup in the Prius is different because the electric motor gets involved and it gives you instant torque. Every CVT I've driven, has that awful delay when you need to speed up quickly.

[@mikemorales1725]

Also Toyota had to recall the new CVT with the traditional first gear for acceleration, due to mechanical issues.

[@djkenny1202]

I’m much more a fan of manual trans, and I think denying the option on the base L was a sad omission since 2016. Only higher end Sport it SE has the 6 speed now. But if I HAD to get a non manual, only CVT I’d really trust is Toyota. I’ve seen Prius models with 500k. Standard automatics with similar. So, I think it will hold up Well. Performance? I don’t think that’s the Buyer mindset.

[@paulnadratowski3942]

Yep, that is why I drive a Hyundai. They still have gears in their automatic transmission

[@ryanfrisby7389]

I’m going to ruin this, but there are exactly 100 comments!

[@fatbowe]

… COME ON...YOU CANT EXPECT A 139 HP CVT CORROLA TO FEEL AS PEPPY LIKE THE 203hP Camry WITH A REAL TRANSMISSION...;-)

[@ghost_iq8210]

الكورولا نطلها بيبان

[@miomagicall297]

def not peppy

[@HandsONreviews4u]

Your personal carmlooks beat and you talk too much...bad review

[@100RentalCars]

Sorry to you didn't like my video. I try, but I don't always get it right. Anyway, thanks for checking out my stuff and leaving me feedback. Cheers!