2024 Toyota Corolla 1.8G Review - The Most-Solid All-Rounder |

The Toyota Corolla is easily overlooked in our market, with no thanks to the all-conquering Honda Civic and the continued dwindling of the C-segment saloon space. But with a nameplate as significant and valuable as the Corolla, we're grateful it's still around because it's surprisingly better than we certainly expected.
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00:00 - The Significance of the Corolla
01:08 - Powertrain
01:28 - Exterior Walkaround & Boot
03:47 - Interior, Front
07:14 - Interior, Rear
09:43 - Behind the Wheel
11:47 - Comfy but Agile
12:50 - Living with a Corolla (Motorway & Urban)
14:56 - Noise, Vibration, Harshness
15:33 - Safety
16:10 - So is the Corolla G for you?
19:49 - Outtro
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[@limchangsheng5839]

Owned one 2023 1.8 G. corolla altis, no issue at all. my wife owned one new 2024 mercedes c200, minor problems here and there

[@vctr8888]

Always enjoyed the delivery of your reviews. Great stuff !

[@RavindranSubbiah-dn3dt]

I have this model and I really like it... It is really quiet and most of all practical... And a hassle free car to own...but my car is one year old... Let's see how well it does after 5 years..

[@matkuan89]

good choice bro

[@kennut]

Been driving the 2014 version till now still going. Thinking of changing to Corolla Altis GRS...it feels like home!

[@lokekaryew8408]

Looks like a perfect car, Aiman. Great review

[@faizalal-mahfuz712]

bang u punya english sedap betul. aku dah guna almost stahun, yerp puas hati! 5 star boss

[@myob93]

Aiman looks like he's going to drop the hottest single of the year on the thumbnail 💀💀💀Other than that the video was fantastic as usual. 👏👏👏

[@MalaysianMotoring]

We've found this new thumbnail format draws the eye better. Our original format, with the pillar, didn't work well. Our updated one with orange text did better. But this one works best.

[@myob93]

@@MalaysianMotoring No complaints at all. Keep up the good work guys 👍👍👍

[@christl2127]

My 1996 SE.G Corolla still doing great, Corolla is one of the most reliable car from my experience. I bought this model ( 2020 1.8 G) and happy with it too.

[@charlesa6280]

A suprising and obviously disappointing down side of the G is the lack of charging ports at the second row seat. And why can't the corolla be given a variant of the 2.0 dynamic force. I'm sure many Corolla fans will appreciate a more powerful engine. Anyway, a good review.

[@pupaloveme7195]

So which one is the best you say this and that , which one to buy now

[@yonamz-gt9ub]

bought this new unit Corolla G spec (2023 model) at just 84k otr in Lgkw. No complain at all for this price point. Not too fast, not too slow. Just nice for daily ride. Fuel consumption around 14-16 km/l for city usage. Very impressive handling and solid build quality make this car very comfortable for long ride. Smooth, serene & silent is what u get when choose Corolla.

[@nmaxownerchannel8030]

2nd?

[@yonamz-gt9ub]

@@nmaxownerchannel8030 new unit. production 2023

[@Ry-ih2fe]

how do you get 14-16km/l, im getting 10-12 with slow driving

[@bartocastro3672]

Good old engine 👍👍👍 Toyota love to make that hollow plastic support behind the center screen, always remind me of CRT TV. It looks ugly but practical and robust 😅

[@CkWoon]

Best c segment sedan for resale value. Or second after civic?

[@MalaysianMotoring]

We don't do used cars here, but N/A engines are generally hardier than turbocharged ones.

[@kennut]

Between this and the extra 5k GRS, whats your take?

[@MalaysianMotoring]

If you're a keen driver, get the GRS. If you're not, save the difference. But if you drive plenty, we'd advise the GRS as it benefits from excellent grip thanks to those tyres, but to the detriment of fuel economy (to the tune of 5%-10% at most).

[@LordTakkun86]

Was expecting they would at least update the TSS to 2.5 or 3, because they did increase the price of the car....

[@affendy8769]

Rear suspension of Corolla is double wishbone vs Civic's multi-link, which one is better for comfort? I have a bad spine with slip disc injury, and driving through bumps and potholes are like a world of pain. Which sedan is better? Civic's ground clearance is too low.

[@MalaysianMotoring]

The Corolla is the far, far more comfortable car of the two. Don't get the GR Sport, just the regular G will do fine.

[@hamzaatec]

They need new model soon

[@thelouislim1442]

Unfortunately there's no Charging ports at the back for the passengers including the Climate control for air-conditioned at the back too. Hopefully The Next Facelift of Toyota corolla altis will have this both Features that is Easy for the passengers to Control the Aircon

[@Rich9107]

I have one in black that is 4 years old, the only thing that sucks is the Head unit. Waiting for warranty to expire then can upgrade. Aside that everyword said is true, totally comfortable and decently sporty. It definitely handles corners and potholes better than a Mazda 3 and Honda Civic. I take my Corolla as a prelude to higher class cars, preparing me for what to expect.

[@comments7335]

In my country this comes with only 1.6 litre engine, manual parking brake and no AA/AC connectivity. Cost 5 times more with only 10 years of life. Guess where I'm from.

[@fendi2785]

tiny island down south

[@BencerCourt123]

I think it is somewhere in the south (close to antartica)

[@comments7335]

@@fendi2785 10 pionts for u!

[@niadoesplayroblox]

First!

[@nmaxownerchannel8030]

the center panel is boring. come on toyota. look at honda civic. it feels luxirious of u can put ur arm in that center panel.

[@yongdc9683]

Second!

[@snmrz]

This is not a Vios☠️

[@ratnakaryadav7686]

I love❤you.

[@Ayamkenabannedtwice]

Still using 17 years old dinosaur engine

[@MH-is7eu]

Thats how these Japanese brands got their “Reliable” badge. Just use dated but proven parts as much as they possibly can. Just update the design to charge buyers more. Now we will see how they will compete against Chinese makers with tons of features with much lower pricetag.

[@KajianTemp]

That's because it works after all that time. That's Toyota's method: tried and true, not new and possibly unproven.

[@igorkovac4135]

So? If engine is good no need for ruin it with all new compilicated tehnology. Its like Mazda 2.5l motor, old but bulletprof and still great economy. But people is falling on those markeing tricks with new engines wich at the end of the day maybe save you like 0,5l petrol and are far more unrealible.

[@facesnut]

If it aint broken, dont fix it. 😂

[@Ayamkenabannedtwice]

@@igorkovac4135 I want new dynamic force engine. Thailand gets it. Why don't we? It is like we are still third world country and they still dumping old tech on us but charging high price still. And dynamic force engine has been around for many years, not exactly new. What is stopping Toyota Malaysia from giving us this new engine? At least give an option to choose it?