Reasons FOR and AGAINST: 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback on Everyman Driver

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[@mitchellhart1546]

So what I'm getting at is this vehicle is great for a young first time car buyer who wants something safe, reliable and looks cool.

[@mitchellhart1546]

@Samm Salvey I'd say a lot of people. It's not for people who want luxury, sport/performance or a large vehicle. Not really a good fit for higher class people, truck people or larger family.

[@davinp]

Toyota doesn't want to change its engine because it is so reliable and so the Corolla has always been underpowered

[@christianuy5791]

Davin Peterson what are you planning to do with it? Backflips, track racing, racing mustangs??? This thing has plenty power for 98% of consumers.

[@kiyoponnn]

@@christianuy5791 Yeah, this car isn't meant for racetrack enthusiasts

[@NobleONE17]

Say what you want, I love this car with a few bolt mods some weight reductions you could be around 200🐎🐎🐎. I can live like that for daily everyday 😎😎😎

[@kiyoponnn]

@@NobleONE17 In what ways could you reduce the weight?

[@NobleONE17]

@@kiyoponnn insulations carpet useless plastics door foams hatch foams lighter wheels, some carbon fiber body parts if anyone ever makes any, wilwood brake calipers... after that get some RSR Coilovers, a real Injen intake, and finally HKS or Remark exhaust. Once it's done it should be pushing almost 200...(thats my Hypothesis real results may very)

[@MoneyMaking861]

How do you review a hatch without talking about the trunk space?

[@TrendyTryhard]

As someone who owns it, it’s terrible. I can barely fit a suitcase in it.

[@hyena805]

I know right... now once did he show the back hatch. He didn’t even show the back of the car once.

[@edcipriani8873]

@@TrendyTryhard - yeah, and I am on the market for another car, and I just looked at the Corolla hatchback yesterday, and that's one of the first things I noticed is that the cargo space is really deficient. I love everything else about this car, but all the good doesn't make up for this issue. I will keep looking.

[@donr8773]

Yes, the cargo area is a little small. To make it look “hot” the designers took out some roof, but I am good with the cargo area. I fold the seats down and get two golfs bags in. It is a small car. To my liking, Toyota hasn’t upsized the Corolla. Unlike Honda and the Civic. I now don’t want a Civic party because it isn’t Civic sized now. I know the Fit is the new Civic, but when I considered replacing my 2003 Civic EX (automatic unfortunately)I found out that the Fit got less MPG than my Civic. Boxey styling, perhaps. Civic’s have turbos. I’m not a turbo fan. 2021 Corolla Hatchback, 6 speed XSE, silver metallic w/a black metallic roof.

[@mckellvaughn8134]

@@donr8773 this is a late question, but regardless of the height of the cargo space, is it fairl long when you put the seats down? I have a toyota yaris hatchback and love the cargo space in it, one of my favorite features. looking for a newer car and this car is in question.

[@JulioTRD]

Gonna have to correct you a bit on the info for the hatchback. The engine is all new 2.0L pushing 168 hp and 151 lb ft of torque making it a pretty fun driving car and very good in corners due to the new toyota TNGA platform and the multi-link rear suspension, especially when mated to the 6 speed manual. Both the 2019 Corolla hatchback SE and XSE and the 2020 Corolla Sedan SE and XSE share the 2.0 engine; only the 2020 lower model sedans (LE, XLE) have the 1.8L engine from 2009 with the 30+ less horsepower. The engine is actually fairly quiet and 0-60 in the manual is about 7.5 seconds. Acceleration is pretty darn good, especially above 3500 rpm, and the hatch only weighs 3000 lbs. Interior looks great for the price range and honestly I've shocked people who come from BMW and Infiniti's when they see how good this car looks in and out. With that being said, I would suggest you do a little bit more research on the car itself and the platform the car sits on, as it is a great improvement over the last generation of corolla's and really puts up a fight with the civic and mazda 3. Glad I am not subscribed to the channel, seems like the reviews are half assed and biased when comparing to any other review on the hatchback anywhere on youtube.

[@freddywayne]

You're absolutely right. I was shocked by this reviewer's incorrect data on his 'negatives'. That's why I've never been a subscriber to this channel. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@bensteer4905]

I think some of your conclusions are incorrect. The new CVT with first gear is fantastic. It's fun, peppy, and quick. The inside is so much better than you say, and it's quite small. Not everyone can fit inside.

[@-pangpassport7200]

All trim 2.0L engine 168 HP, not 1.8L

[@charkee167]

I honestly have no clue what this dude means lacking power.. like what does he want? A V8 6.0 Triton? Also he's talking about engine not being redesigned but he absolutely has no clue about mechanical aspect of a car..

[@masonvevo.]

@Mexicanus Prime it’s not even about being biased, he’s just wrong about so many things lmao. Especially the 0-60 time

[@BobJones-fc3ef]

Wonder what a dry nitrous 50hp shot would feel like?

[@shinrips]

Toyota has the sexiest looking hatch. Lol especially the front facia.

[@revnto7k]

I don't usually comment like this, but I disagree with almost everything in this video. I have a 2019 hatch. I am happy with the acceleration and awesome MPG (I average 6L per 100 combined which I am so impressed with), the 2L engine is great, although the 1.8 which is the one you were talking about, is pretty gutless. And the interior is nice, but there is no room. The back seats are cramped, no storage for anything in the front area, etc. The stupid infotainment might as well not even be there. It's terrible, and there is no Android auto. Useless. I love the car overall because I can see past the weaknesses, but I bought it as a reliable commuter car, which I am sure it will be. (it only has a little over 8,000 kilometres on it right now)

[@rightlanehog3151]

I was typing out many of the same points when I saw this comment. There is no 1.8 engine option on the hatch so why is he talking about it? The lack of interior space is a major challenge for anyone over 6 feet. Toyota is really shrinking the interiors with their TNGA platforms. I parked my first generation Vibe directly beside this car and the new hatch is around 5 inches shorter.

[@peace4myheart]

I bought an SE a month ago in Bronze Oxide and love it. There was none in that color in an automatic in my whole state of Texas if you can believe that. So they have another dealer from out of state to drive one down for me. That added an additional 400 miles to the car so they threw in the rear spoiler and all weather floor mat and reduced the price from $20,800 to $20k drive out, which I thought was a fair deal. Sure it's not as exciting to drive as the civic or mazda3, but I bought the corolla hatchback for its reliability, practicality, and of course, its price. While I do think it can benefit from 10 or 20 more additional horsepower, I think it's fine the way it is for the its good mpg. I don't think it's under-powered, but just enough. I don't know how the reviewer drives, but the estimated mpg is 42/32. I got 40 on the freeway and 31.5 in the city and 36 combined, which is very good compare to the competition. I think the back seat needs a few more inches of leg room and the trunk needs to be a little bigger. I don't quite like the sloping of the back of the car and wished it were a little more boxy so it can have a little more space. I have the SE model bc the 16 inch wheels makes the ride more comfortable. My only wish for my SE model that the XSE has is the powered driver seat. Other than that, I would buy the SE again over the XSE any day of the week, unless the XSE has a more powerful engine, then I might have to reconsider. JAJAJA

[@EddieMoney16]

Craig Chevalier he is comparing it to other vehicles in its class. Civic is a much better car.

[@revnto7k]

@@EddieMoney16 Disagree and that's why I bought my first ever Toyota this April. With the fact the Civic is not easy on the eyes anymore and the issues surrounding the 1.5T engine I finally took the plunge away from Honda and I'm loving it.

[@EddieMoney16]

​@@revnto7k It's all personal preference. I'm glad you are happy with your car.

[@Cheemycheems]

I was so surprised when I heard the rev matching feature and always rev match. I'm sold.

[@subvet3668]

Usually you are spot on but your data on this is off. Motortrend has the 2.0 manual hatch XSE at 7.5 seconds to 60 and cvt at 8.5. 7.5 is on par with the Mazda 3 (last gen) and matches my 200hp Acura TSX manual which is quite brisk. Interior quality is a total cut above many in the segment. Fuel economy is like 28 and 37 hwy or thereabouts which is pretty dang good. Engine sounds turbine smooth all the way to redline and has a decent sound. It’s almost as if you’re talking about a different car then the one in the video. Many positive reviews on this car with negatives generally reserved to cargo room and a bit of excessive road noise.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Exactly!

[@mattX5]

Jesse James 7.5 seconds is never brisk, and will never be considered “brisk”.

[@darailcruise847]

F15 X5 35i literally for a car under the 25000k section that’s okay bc people aren’t expecting to go to 60 mph in like 4 sec or somethin

[@freddywayne]

@Jesse GoVols - You're absolutely right. I was shocked by this reviewer's incorrect 'negatives'. That's why I've never been a subscriber to this channel. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@subvet3668]

@@freddywayne , "TheTopher" which is the same guy from "Winding Road Magazine" has an excellent pov review on this.

[@ArkArmy90]

Does the 6 speed come with lsd ?

[@usernameisusername]

What do you bench Bro?

[@fernandocastaneda21]

When I release the gas pedal when driving sometimes I feel the car jumps. Notice it on low speeds and sometimes in the freeway. Any reasons why this can be happening?

[@oliverjepp3113]

I LOVE how you goofily look around during the voice over hahaha

[@TalismanPHX]

The CVT has already been recalled on the Corolla due to pump failures from transmission overheating and leaks. Toyota reliability could take a hit because of the CVT problems.... 😕

[@ancientschool]

Toyota replaced all the recalled CVT transmissions with a much improved model beginning in April, 2019. Mine was replaced by a dealership in May, 2019 before it was released for sale. I bought it, I'm very pleased with it. And other posters here are correct about the engine. It's a 2 Liter 4 cylinder with both direct and port injection. It has no problem moving the car. Its acceleration is just fine.

[@1533ramsay]

My 1980 Corolla sport hatchback was a 1.8 ltr as well. Stick shift too. I loved that car.

[@nelsongsousa37]

It’s a corolla not an Avalon... what do you expect to get for an interior???

[@Kevangiable]

I purchased the 2019 Corolla Hatchback SE in a manual. Car is fun to drive and feels solid on the road. Interior is solid and had a quality feel with a lot of soft touch materials and solid buttons. You are incorrect about the engine. The engine is not a 1.8 as in the previous corolla but a newly designed 2.0 litre engine with 168hp. 0-60 in the manual is around 7 seconds. Please know your specs for the correct vehicle when reviewing.

[@NerdAffiliated]

This made mad sad. I’m trying to replace my 2010 Matrix, which I love! Great review.

[@masonvevo.]

I have one of these and this channel is wrong about so many things. First off, it has a 2.0L engine, not a 1.8L. There is no 1.8L on the hatchback. Also the 0-60 time is about 6 seconds, but I’ve clocked myself around 5. The interior is extremely comfortable too. I’ve had this for 18 months and I already put 68k miles on it. Test drive one and you’ll see how great it is

[@miguelircontar]

I love the bell sound !!! In the beginning

[@sandramccoy491]

Lol it's pretty cool

[@dykuwaify]

No Android auto, not much storage compartments upfront and etune needs to be replaced. I know they keep if for reliability, but the competition has better head units. That extension of the dash on the left of steering wheel. I'm always hitting my knee as I get into the driver's seat. Bottom line the new hatchback is fun to drive and it looks good too. I know it's not a hot hatch, but makes daily commuting very enjoyable.

[@luckyleeracing7650]

As a new owner of this car I can say it’s actually fun af. Even with the cvT when you build the power by slowly getting into it she’ll go, ( 9gears w/ mixed ratios )especially in corners this thing really shines in a ( 2.0L ) engine. Sport mode you can feel the load in the pedal. In a “closed track” I average 27mpg having a lil moderate heavy foot having fun. but. With all honesty even not I still averaging 34mpg babying it on Eco mode and with highway 43mpg. 10 gallon tank takes E15 - 93 Octane 53 to fill up @ 4.70 (E15). All comes down to the driver. Car looks great. Seats give you a nice hug and for being 6’2 the seats sit low, telescopic steering wheel makes it amazing for preferences of personal comfort. Long drives in the things are no issue.. Midsized dogs fit great with the back seats down. All in all it’s a great car.

[@vkhiev]

Did I miss seeing the rear view, I don't see back end to view the back hatch entry

[@xierxu]

What is the appeal of a manual?

[@Earlywinters09]

Like the manual transmission and color, layout seems nice and spacious, but fuel econ is dissapointing. I think I'll keep my Honda Fit 6-speed for city driving (Android auto?). Thanks for the review!

[@jeffcon123]

The 6sp model in white, tinted windows would be my commuter. Plan to buy one summer 2020

[@friscokid66]

My biggest gripes are the front grill & the wheels. Many modern cars today are really superfluous and gaudy looking, but this one takes the cake. I'm cool with everything else--for what it is as a dependable commuter car

[@BarnStangz]

The stick will pickup the performance I think for sure. Pretty nice looking hatch I think. Toyota still builds one of the best, would be nice if they had a 2.4 or larger engine, but then maybe things would start breaking more.

[@jasonmasters1813]

I see so much potential for this 4 banger. With some part upgrades, I believe this car will become more fun to drive

[@silvermediastudio]

It's a commuter car though. Not intended to be sporty.

[@InvestBetter.]

Great new look. IMO, best in class is the new hatchback And that it comes standard with a 169 HP engine for $20,290 is an amazing deal A Civic Sedan Sport, with less power, and 2 fewer MPG costs $1000 more. The Civic Hatch goes to 180 HP, but starts at almost $23k

[@Arkiasis]

With the chip shortage and the inflation cars are seeing, the Corolla is insanely nicely priced. Markups on so many cars now are insane. A Corolla for 21k, and ontop of the rock bottom interest rates we're seeing, it's a great deal for a car that will last you 10+ years easily.

[@wisecountryman49]

Biggest con is the small trunk. Much smaller than the previous generation(Auris). Toyota you can do better than that.

[@melissasollars752]

Do the hatchback have a cell phone charger to charge cell phones?

[@BobJones-fc3ef]

It is optional on the XSE trim level, wireless charger in the area between the seats on the console

[@alonsocarranza8953]

Nothing’s perfect. But I like this car I strongly believe that Toyota’s trying to be more fun than past. I have Toyota CH-R it’s not perfect but is fine for average driver like me.

[@jeffcon123]

I love the way it looks. I commute 10 hrs a week I want a manual with all the goodies love it

[@everymandriver]

That is awesome!

[@johnsimpson5684]

Can you get one without that stupid tablet stuck above the dash. That is such a terrible design. It totally kills the car.

[@Maxfli82]

This is the first review I’ve seen that has called the Corolla hatchback not fun to drive. Just bought a new 2019 Mazda3 hatchback but this was a strong competitor and it was my second choice option. I think Toyota hit it out of the ballpark with the Corolla hatchback but it’s just not on par with the 3.

[@fernpaz9570]

What do you enjoy about the Maz3 that you feel edges it past the Rolla? I’m the market and have been leaning to the Xse but want either in manual

[@fernpaz9570]

Especially now after a year, curious to hear your thoughts!

[@Maxfli82]

@@fernpaz9570 I would say it’s the interior design and materials and how quiet the cabin is. Sit in one back and back and you’ll see the differences in the cabin. Also the Corolla was very loud on highway. The 3 was very very quiet.

[@conceptcs]

I'm 5'10 the rear seats fit me but it is very claustrophobic. Trunk is on the small side too. I really like this design but I wish it was as roomy as the Civic Hatch.

[@bardock9510]

I also have a corrolla hatchback SE 2019 and really 0 to 60 in 10 secs am sorry but too long I don’t know much about cars but it takes me less then 5 secs to get to 60

[@napalm_rn1295]

I like the fact that its naturally aspirated.. but, its severely underpowered

[@cawheeler27]

Disagree with a few points on this one. I own the corolla hatch, and the rear legroom is definitely a negative. I haven’t even bothered putting anyone in the backseat cause they’d never be able to get out, it’s so cramped. I didn’t mind, as it’s mainly for commutes to work, which I do alone. I do not think that it’s super underpowered, I’ve never had that feeling from it, not sure where that is coming from. Also, the automatic gets fantastic mpg. I’m averaging 38.2 mpg and I’ve had it for 6 months maybe, granted I do mostly highway miles.

[@rightlanehog3151]

He really had an off day with this review.

[@guyinnyc1]

Hi, any surprise reliability issues so far? and can you rotate down or remove the back seat head rests for better rear visibility?

[@davinp]

Against: The plastic interior door handles. Previous model Corolla they were metal. I don't like how Toyota is cheap with the Corolla treating it as an entry level car. Just because it is compact doesn't it has to have cheap hard plastics inside. However, the seats are more plush and better material then the previous model

[@seifsalman]

Actually the corolla 2.0 manual scores 0 to 60 in 7.5 seconds

[@christianuy5791]

seif salman no one should really care about how fast it is? 95% of consumers just want a reliable car not a car to race mustangs lmao

[@ashton3140]

@@christianuy5791 0-60 in 7.5 seconds is nowhere near fast enough to race a Mustang. People care how fast it is because nobody wants a car that takes you 5 minutes to get up to speed on the highway.

[@lambr0063]

Yes 7.5 not 10s

[@mookiew3051]

Yes, auto publications put 0-60 around 7.5s for the manual. Certainly not "modern sports car" quick, but a far cry from 10s.

[@cartalks5226]

Have to admit that this car is the coolest thing Toyota has built themselves since the mk4 Supra an hey this is fully actually Toyota

[@rightlanehog3151]

Agreed.

[@alwaysiyi272]

Just saying, u can get a 2-liter 4 banger wit more power and according to Matt Moran mottorin, and Redline reviews, thevsaidir actually has one of the best interior in its class, better than the civic and to me the elantra, but it is definitely a bit down on power.

[@Notadrianmonroy]

If this came equipped with the 2.5 Liter engine in the extinct Scion TC or certain model base Camry’s, it’d be a solid choice for a non-complicated and reliable fun hatch.

[@pinoyozzyworld]

What the hell is that intro?😂

[@underballbutter]

Thumbs up for intro music alone

[@Manc-fh5we]

Funny watching this in 2023. I’ve just purchased a nearly new 2L GR Sport hybrid here in the UK. Not to be confused with the GR you have in the states. Even so it’s still got nearly 200 bhp on tap. It’s blisteringly quick of the mark thanks to the electric motor.

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[@j.r.arnolli9734]

Hatchback is a 2+2 actually, the sedan and the stationcar have a 1.5" longer wheel base, therefor more room for the backseat. New for 2023, in Europe, are the 1.8 &2.0-L hybride with 140 rsp 196-hp. Same engines are used for the CH-R

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[@danielbaugher1798]

when you say visibility is good what are comparing it to just out of curiosity? compared to my 1990 Camry this whole cars is one big blind spot

[@BobJones-fc3ef]

For real, but if you pull the rear headrests you get a better view out the back.

[@danielbaugher1798]

@@BobJones-fc3ef its more the huge a pillars for me

[@sLaMz1o1]

its not that slow its rated for 168 hp but toyota undercuts their numbers so its probably closer to 200

[@chandler8671]

I know I'm late to this but I've owned one of these 2019 hatchbacks 6 speed and I have recorded 0-60 of 6.9 at best the average is 7.5 and I got that in 102°F heat even google has more accurate numbers. Everything else was fairly spot on

[@galinagajik191]

Gee. Looks a smaller car nowadays

[@rightlanehog3151]

It is much smaller on the inside than the Matrix was.

[@slapdog1833]

If you are reviewing a car you should know what engine your talking about he does not.

[@everymandriver]

kim otto no I shouldn’t. Lol

[@1GreatLake]

Judging by the size of your calves, the corolla must come standard with a stage 36 clutch? Good review, keep seeing these everywhere

[@angelcataquet1513]

Love the look, wish it had in the 200 plus range in horsepower.

[@rocferdable]

The 2022 is supposed to have a turbo 1.6 liter with 257 hp.

[@silvermediastudio]

You want a different car.

[@briandischer1783]

Love my 2021 Corolla hatchback!!

[@connordurham8216]

What Are the cheap plastics

[@ancientschool]

Much higher quality cheap plastics than GM puts in their vehicle.

[@blakenelton4605]

I have this car brand new and it’s not loud it’s very nice car you just need to clean your car from inside and remove that huge damn baby seat

[@mgee6331]

Dave likes to show off his freakish calf muscles....

[@everymandriver]

Ha

[@OriginalEpicCasino]

This new Toyota corolla would look so much better with two front doors only no rear doors.two door would look so much better

[@pwrshots]

for some reason, I just want to snap that tablet off the dash. looks like a last minute decision.

[@stanthecomputerman]

I wonder if the Hyundai would be better? KICKING IT OLD SCHOOL! 🤸‍♀️🤸‍♂️🤸‍♀️🤸‍♂️🤾‍♂️

[@8corymix8]

Why would anyone buy a Hyundai over a Toyota? Lol

[@dirtyberry2120]

As a 2019 Corolla Hatchback owner, I must disagree with Your few pluses and most of Your negatives. I suggest anyone interested in a true accurate review of this car, go to any other reviewer, for more well thought out and unbiased info. The six speed is the way to go if You want more performance and fun. I will be cancelling my subscription.

[@rightlanehog3151]

You are correct. The reviewer was completely out to lunch when he recorded this.

[@wcmauldin81]

Safe, reliable, good resale value...easy to choose over a Mazda.

[@coreyurban1761]

You can't expect good cargo space in technically a wagon that wants to be a hatchback

[@mech-E]

Don't get me wrong this thing is amazing but have you seen the new mazda3? No competition.

[@8corymix8]

Unless you want a reliable car that runs. Lol. Mazda? Please

[@richardwilliams3839]

Good Toyota is making better cars now finally

[@OriginalEpicCasino]

Also the European version of this car has alot better materials then the u.s versing like soft dash and centre Console

[@vlads2874]

Your reviews are great. However, lose the rap intro please. Also, I prefer the usual normal review over the voice-over. Those seem to be more connected with the audience.

[@bradsmith130]

Alot of these guys that review cars should not be half of what they say is not the true facts or they just have no clue on what their talking about he mentioned the civic has he been in one or even looked at on my god and you want to talk cheap.

[@donr8773]

This guy hasn’t done his homework. He got the engine type wrong, the performance wrong. The engine was a new design in the new Corolla, 2 liters w/168 HP and 151 lbs. of torque. Everything thing I’ve read says the 0-60 is more like 8 seconds. The ride and handling are way better than I expected. I traded a VW Jetta SportWagen TDI w/a DSG transmission. So, based on my experience with the really fabulous ride and handling of the VW (I have owned may German vehicles)this Corolla is much more car than older Corolla. Not that older Corollas are bad. I bought a new Corolla Coupe in 1973, I wish I still had it, anyway this Corolla drives out more like my 1977 BMW 320i (bought new). Not a fan of some of the “high tech “ features, just sayin. My new car, a 2021 Corolla Hatchback XSE, 6 speed manual, silver metallic w/a black metallic roof. Not a gas turbo fan, diesel turbo’s are fine. Civics are turbocharged. I’m looking forward many years of trouble free, low maintenance ownership. Unlike German autos (still love German autos though) which are more costly to own.

[@OriginalLofiBeats]

dont know where the 1.8l and 10 sec 0-60 came from, pretty sure the hatchback has the 2.0 with 7.5 seconds 0-60. still slow but not a dog

[@mufasarobin9381]

If you're 6"6 tall, why would you review a small car that you don't fit in it, and you talk about the cons and pros of it?

[@simpolang]

you can literally buy this car, almost brand new for 15k. Whats not to like?

[@DKLGalactus5]

you want more pay more.

[@konglee7284]

I'll still buy it... every car 🚗 is built for a certain purpose. It's like how come I can't tow 10,000 pound in my Ferrari F40... it cost $3 million? Because the Ferrari is built for this purpose and the Carolla is built for that purpose.

[@aldof.2966]

For the price you can probably get a Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. More space! Just saying

[@JustinAbroad]

Toyota is top 3 on reliability. Mitsubishi isint even top 10. So yeah. I'd rather go to Toyota

[@Cylance-ji9tn]

You can't compare them in any way! It's like saying, that one could buy eight to ten horses... for more passengers and better headroom.

[@BobJones-fc3ef]

Just bought a 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback SE with the 6sp. Came with only 11,300 miles. drives like a brand new car. Steep learning curve coming from a 92 Eagle Talon. My only gripe is it is just a little too low in the front. Scraping the front splitter is way to easy just coming off the road into any parking lot. Also the first thing I did was pull the rear headrests which blocked about half of the view out the rear. This guy is really bad at reviews. Does not even bother to research and or fact check whatever medium he is sourcing his information from. Throwing a lot of personal bias in for good measure to boot. Oh yeah try pricing out some OEM floor mats. Saw some for about $350 from a Toyota dealership! Weather tech will run $200.

[@DJ-kx6gr]

Buy a used focus st. Plenty of power for a daily driver. Regret trading mine in

[@davidk5093]

If you want a car that looks cool and saves on gas by this. If you want a fast car for $5,000 more by a Volkswagen GTI

[@colazo_official27]

omgg. how beautiful 🔥❤❤❤❤ im in love.

[@gerardoesparza8650]

What is this guy talking about, was he in the Corolla when making his review. He must be a part time Boxing Judge. What fight did he watch?

[@vajleexi]

This looks better than that BMV Supra

[@Perich29]

Stick with toyota, honda has turbocharged and mazda car I got hit by the driver in it last year.

[@djkenny1202]

I would seek any left over 18's out there. Nicer interior, the motors were proven, can likely get a nice discount, I liked them.

[@raptor2569]

0-60 times is slow sure... Buuuut if you have your AC on your killen them horses brotatochip. You may wanna try that test again without AC. And just saying you did isn't fact I can tell you that. FACT - "Auto- 8.5 sec and Manual 7.5 sec."

[@OneWingDown]

So.... its a toyota celica just newer...

[@mufasarobin9381]

Toyota and Honda make Good cars, that no other auto makers will be able to compete with them... Ford stands for Fix OR Repare Daily. Hyundai and Kias have Zero resale value and they're desperate to even compete with Mazda,let alone reaching Toyota or Honda.

[@LJoel]

Put a bloody engine in it! It looks like a fast car.. Give us the option to go as good as it looks

[@rightlanehog3151]

Now we have to decide on which engine to put in it.

[@LJoel]

@@rightlanehog3151 typrR crate engine :)

[@MrBhart2408]

The manual xse does 0 to 60 in7.5 seconds as reported by car and driver. Lame review!🤨

[@RavagHer]

No one would buy it versus a Honda Civic hatchback or a Mazda 3 hatchback

[@jeffmorse645]

Its selling fine because of Toyota's reputation for bullet proof reliability.

[@trevourspangler8047]

Cross I own this exact model and can confidently say I absolutely love this car and gets a ton of looks! I like the Honda Civic Hatchback but I chose the Corolla because of a nicer interior! The new Mazda 3 Hatchback I’m kind of iffy about personally on looks but seems promising.

[@ancientschool]

I did.

[@p.bradley1823]

IM VERY HAPPY WITH MY 2019 TOYOTA COROLLA HATCHBACK. I LOVE MY CAR AND ACCELERATION. I HAVE NO COMPLAINTS WITH ACCELERATION AND HANDLING. ACTUALLY DOES BETTER THAN 2019 HONDA CIVIC SPORT 150 Horsepower. When MY TOYOTA COROLLA HATCHBACK HAS 169 HORSEPOWER.

[@BwipBwop]

M. SANCHEZ Civic hatchback has 176-180hp not 150

[@reho7387]

Lexus does the spindle grill and now Toyota does the huge fishmouth grill.

[@SilverScarletSpider]

Reason for: Much, much better than a mazda mazda3 hatchback Reason against: Not as good, affordable, fast, nor family friendly as the Honda Civic Hatchback

[@mikeracicot5003]

Much better than a Mazda 3?😂

[@shanelen]

pass on that model, they missed the mark, crossovers will gobble them up

[@jayespi37]

SUVs suck

[@mituljariwala9821]

The corolla hatchbacks rear legroom is atrocious!!!

[@rightlanehog3151]

It is more like a Yaris on the inside than a Corolla.

[@Steven_Rowe]

You don't buy small cars for rear leg room If you want good rear room then you buy a bigger car. That is why carscome in different sizes, to meet different needs. ITS a bit like complaining it's no good off road or won't tow a 30ft caravan..

[@IeuanAlli]

@@Steven_Rowe hahaha it's like complaining a super car has not got 4 seats lol

[@Steven_Rowe]

@@IeuanAlli your on the money. Somehow people buy cars thinking one size fits all? So people buy a 4wd and complain it doesnt handle like a Subaru STI, doesn't get great fuel ecconomy, then of course the low self esteem people who complain it won't do the standing quarter in some record breaking time. Well for me at least I buy a car that meets my needs, is inherently reliable and is economically sound.. I bought the new Corolla and its great, rear leg room is ok for kids, the trumk or boot space is small, but if I fold the seats down its great. If I want to carry 4 adults I would buy a bigger car and hace to compromise on fuel ecconomy. So glad this review is mot about claw hammers, some muppets would say, aw this is crap, I cant knock down a brick wall with it. Well go buy a sledge hammer

[@IeuanAlli]

@@Steven_Rowe 😂😂 that's the truth haha, people go buy a polo and complain it can't tow their caravan, how is the Corolla by the way? I'm getting one in September hopefully or November, what's your opinion on it?

[@AirIUnderwater]

An amazing looking car. If only they had it in hybrid with heated steering wheel, heated side mirrors, and heated seats. >_>

[@BobJones-fc3ef]

The SE and XSE both have heated side mirrors, and the XSE has 8way power heated seats.

[@richardwilliams3839]

Smh