The NEW Toyota Corolla Gets BIG Changes for 2023 That Makes It Surprisingly COOL!

[@TFLnow]

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[@bradythegenius2123]

ngl having a car brand sponsor a car journalist channel leads to a biased effect

[@WW-wf8tu]

@@bradythegenius2123 And yet this is not a Nissan. In fact how much Nissan content does TFL actually put out? 1 out of 50 videos? 1 out of 100? Maybe I watch too much to notice the minimal amount of content on Nissans, but sure seems minimal when you watch 1-10 videos a day and they are mostly truck/suv's. Motorcycles.

[@MeliorIlle]

So Nissan sponsors you????

[@27sport86]

@@WW-wf8tu yeah it's Nissan today but next week it's GM or Ford because they pay more. It's all about the money with TFL now. Got too big too soon and are out of cash now.

[@TheJahbrother]

Nissan MADE some great trucks 60 years ago but now they make poopy shit mobiles lol

[@michaelhoard9548]

I bought a used 2010 with 36k miles on it in 2012 for $10k. It had 180k miles when I gave it to a friend, he drove it to 220k and sold it to a friend and he's still driving it with 250k miles. The only things ever done was two tune ups at 100k and 200k miles, two batteries, a brake light switch ($50) and a new AC compressor recently. We say we definitely got our money out of the car, they just keep going and going.

[@markvicferrer]

More reviewers should cover the base/lower models because not everyone can afford those higher trims.

[@billp5424]

I’m a big Corolla fan having owned two. The 160 mph speedo is a bit optimistic but this is a contender for Corolla #3. The plastic hub caps will be criticized but I’m sure an S model will follow with alloy wheels.

[@frankiexv4533]

They have the SE hybrid as well

[@darnellc7276]

Gov is 119mph i heard

[@braetonwilson4296]

No normal person wants to drive 160 mph or even above 100 mph. Only people who want to end up like Paul Walker or Corey LaBarrie would drive that fast.

[@bigd02118]

@@darnellc7276 115 technically going downhill you can achieve 120

[@jzhng250]

Asian market Corolla looks much better

[@winstondeocampo699]

I wish Toyota would bring the Corrola wagon state side. Great review Tommy!

[@mustasheolll2020]

The Corolla wagons are gorgeous, popular in Europe. It’s actually my favorite body style of the current Gen Corolla.

[@haroldbeauchamp3770]

I do enjoy a good wagon. I had a Fiat Tipo wagon on a trip to Italy a while back. I didn’t realize Fiat had normal looking vehicles. I was used to the boxy, terrible things they import to the States. I was taken aback to see a stylish, and dare I say fun Fiat wagon.

[@winstondeocampo699]

@@haroldbeauchamp3770 I have a VW Alltrack now and to me it’s the perfect daily driver. I would strongly consider trading it in for an AWD Corolla wagon hybrid if it was available for us in the US.

[@WaynePittenger]

It looks fantastic, but I think the main reason they didn't have it in the US is so it doesn't cut into Corolla Cross sales.

[@haroldbeauchamp3770]

@@winstondeocampo699 those were fantastic. I’d keep that Alltrack. I really feel it’ll be desirable in the future.

[@davidramez6219]

As a car enthusiast, the best feature of this car is the "no sunroof" option. I would pay extra for the "sunroof delete" on higher trims if they actually offer it.

[@sukhjitamaze5205]

Why any car enthusiast would buy corolla

[@davidramez6219]

@@sukhjitamaze5205 GR Corolla which comes with no sunroof because Toyota knows.

[@davidramez6219]

@@user-io4sr7vg1v Less mechanical(no motor), more headroom, leak proof, longevity(no moving parts), less weight up top(no glassand motor), more structural (no comprised opening), aesthetics(subjective), and technically costs less although moot given volume production and majority now see it as an expected feature

[@Dive-Bar-Casanova]

We always order our GMC without the sunroof Save a couple thousand on top of not wanting it.

[@sukhjitamaze5205]

@@davidramez6219 😂😂😂😂 Toyota knows how about you? Calling yourself car enthusiast and comparing corolla with a corolla gr. Its like comparing donkey with a racing horse. You just heard the term enthusiast, you are neither enthusiast nor you understand what enthusiast is.

[@philtag6000]

From Vancouver BC, Canada. I just ordered 2 Corolla sedan LE Hybrid awd(silver, white) Oct. 04 2022. Salesman told me theres a 1 year wait so around early Oct 2023. We get push start(no key) wheel covers with aluminum wheels under. No spare tire, no jack/tool kit, just a can of fix a flat. I plan on buying 4 snow tires with steel wheels and put 1 in each car as a spare. LE awd is $ 27,600. Cdn. Trading in my 2 old suv should get me around $56,000 cdn price as of today Oct 15. 2022 but in a yr, maybe even more or maybe be a little less. (Trading 2021 Rav4 Hybrid awd, 2010 Rav4 gas awd)

[@rightlanehog3151]

Here is question from Ontario - I wonder why you chose these sedans over the AWD Prius? Would you have ordered an AWD Corolla Hybrid wagon if Toyota Canada had the decency to sell them to us?

[@philtag6000]

@@rightlanehog3151 prius is more expensive and the rear electric motor has around 7 hp only. The sedan rear motor has more power. I like the wagon but not available in Canada. The prius is narrow and the sedan is wider. I like the Corolla Cross hybrid awd but still not out yet. Toyota website keeps on saying coming soon.

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@philtag6000 OK

[@georgeh6856]

Finally, after so many black or gray caves, they are starting to use lighter colors and more than one color on the interior. Much better. I also like the interesting pattern in the seat fabric.

[@operaman12000]

I’m paying for KZbin Premium to avoid commercials. Why are you reinserting them? Irritating.

[@2004cyrus]

No intelligent person pays for KZbin and just proved why. Of course there are still commercials because there are exceptions. You didn’t read the terms & conditions.

[@operaman12000]

@@2004cyrus in future attempt to make your points without "digs." They distract from your point and lessen its impact. You waste both of our time.

[@BooleanDev]

because sponsors pay more than youtube

[@legend_6483]

Ads always find there way to reach us

[@operaman12000]

@@legend_6483 right?! C'mon this is the only thing I'm willing to pay for. No Netflix, Amazon, etc. just this and these folk want to put ads back in. Nope! Unsubscribe!

[@Romans_Toupee]

This needs to be asked... How does TFL remain "unbiased" when a OEM like Nissan is paying you directly for an entire month worth of ads in your videos? Who's next? I remember Roman specifically saying "we never take money from manufacturers" so apparently he changed his policy on that one. Kinda worrying to be perfectly honest

[@haroldbeauchamp3770]

They gotta pay for that Hummer some how

[@Romans_Toupee]

@@haroldbeauchamp3770 I guess I'll keep asking until they actually provide a real answer to this. You can't call yourselves unbiased car reviewers / journalists if the companies you're reviewing are literally paying you for for an entire months worth of ads... can you imagine how much that cost Nissan btw? My guess is a LOT 💵💵💵

[@FrankySilverFace]

@@Romans_Toupee I remember Roman saying that also. But if we're honest no one really reviews cars anymore. Every car reviewer on YT is a sales person making a pitch.

[@LoveLikeaHurricane]

I'm glad he mentioned that FWD with snowtires will get you places. Almost most reviews only state AWD is needed for snow, but at least this review indicates that AWD + snow tires is best. Save the noobs who just buy the AWD but keep summer tires on.

[@pabo8080]

Toyota Corolla is always the answer for reliability. Buy it, forget about it, hand it down to your kids, your kids can hand it down to their kids. Not the most exciting but won't let you down.

[@nateoverthehorizon1176]

Man it’s so strange, I had a 2020 Corolla hybrid for a year and it had a keyless start, digital dashboard, and alloy wheels. It’s interesting how Toyota is changing their cars for the chip shortages

[@FracturedGoblin]

This is a base model, sounds like yours was not

[@fordexpedition1212]

@@FracturedGoblin The old corolla hybrid had one trim for around 25-27k, which was also the hybrid LE. This year, they broadened the range and this starts at around 22-23k which is decent.

[@21DegrassiStreet]

Let me know if your hybrid is base.

[@21DegrassiStreet]

@@FracturedGoblin Sounds like. Do your own research before assuming. In 2020 there was just a single trim, so no, he's right, Toyota cost cut. What a typical move for them.

[@christopherwaits7852]

The hybrid LE never had alloy wheels.

[@saloninegi147]

I agree. I have a Kia Soul with a beautiful, huge sun roof, tinted, with a screen and everything. Never use it. Always unpleasantly hot and glarey, or, if I actually open it, the cabin fills up with noise and wind. It's very distracting and uncomfortable while driving. Sun roofs are a useless invention.

[@toninocars]

Last Japanese car with awd in basic spec was Mitsubishi Lancer from 2015. Great that Toyota has done this.

[@nigelwilson7395]

Ehhh does this qualify though? Something like a Hyundai Tucson has a real transmission and a mechanical awd for much more responsive results and I would argue a more tried and true setup, than the cvt separated motor/engine system... for about the same buck.

[@hedgehogthesonic3181]

@@nigelwilson7395 Yes, it qualify, electric motors have a lot of torque. It is more than enough for a vehicle of this size.

[@toyyoda3710]

@@nigelwilson7395 He just compared it to the Lancer econobox which came stock with a Cuisinart blender for a motor

[@pancakes8966]

I’d be willing to bet it’s the mechanical twin of the Prius awd just because both of their awd systems sound similar with the independent rear electric motor

[@gpaje]

The one trim up makes such a huge improvement in looks on the Corolla, bigger wheels/tires and bumper trims, interior upgrades, for just a little bit more.

[@nodak81]

Bigger wheels with thinner sidewall tires = Rough ride and constantly popping tires on pot holes. No thanks.

[@roochiecooch]

@@nodak81 what kind of roads do you have where you live? I’m in Southern California. Definitely not great roads where I live in the high desert. I’ve been on low profile tires for around a decade and only had 2 flat tires. And I do Uber as a second job. So it’s driven a decent amount of miles. They’re 225/40r18 tires on 18” by 7 3/4” wheels. It’s also a Corolla. And it hasn’t ruined the ride for myself. Maybe I’m more tolerant to firmer rides or prefer it and didn’t know it. But the flat tire thing has never been a problem for me.

[@MegaRetr]

I love the new more easy to look at gauge cluster, and ayy new chime

[@Kezmo]

Love it! The AWD, adaptive cruise control (full speed range), and auto/brake hold might just get me to buy one of these if I decide to pick up a side ride-sharing or delivery service type of part time gig. Also in CO. Love your guys’ work. Thanks for all you do. 🙏

[@666dynomax]

Have you had the awd in snow yet. I'll be getting one in a few years the 2014 has been nothing but great with 137k. Not a problem

[@parkedjeep96]

I’ve been waiting for the 23 Corolla since this summer. I want to get the hybrid with a trim other than the LE and AWD. I definitely plan to order one when they’re available.

[@sukhjitamaze5205]

It would be way cheaper than that if you are talking about usd. It will be around 25k

[@rolexomegaspecialist9411]

DRIVE it on the hwy before you commit...Caveat Emptor

[@fightnight14]

@@rolexomegaspecialist9411 Is it that bad?

[@andregonsalvez9244]

Great review and video Tommy ! I was considering a Toyota Camry but the Corolla seems more practical for my needs and it will be easier to drive for my aging mother .

[@braetonwilson4296]

I'm surprised that Tommy didn't mention that Toyota bumped up the horsepower and torque for the 2023 Corolla hybrid. 2022 Corolla hybrid had 121 hp and 105 lb ft of torqye and 2023 Corolla hybrid has 134 hp and 156 lb ft of torque.

[@MultiPurposeReviewer]

I really like this! I've always said that if I found myself needing to buy a simple, affordable, basic _car,_ that I would probably go with a Corolla. The only thing it didn't have that I would have wanted was AWD. I'm VERY curious what this vehicle would cost. A simple, AWD hybrid car is a wonderful choice, and if it could be had for a price somewhere in the low-mid 30s, well, that's just about perfect.

[@takenpictures]

I'm pretty sure it will be in the mid 20's. It's a good amount of car, for the money.

[@MultiPurposeReviewer]

@@takenpictures Ehh, I'll be (pleasantly) surprised if it's that low. So few vehicles are in the 20s anymore, and this is both a hybrid AND AWD. Those will both kick the price up, I'm guessing to the low 30s.

[@takenpictures]

@@MultiPurposeReviewer I was just guessing 20's, because once you get into the low 30's, you can get a base RAV4 Hybrid with AWD.

[@Sunshine-wn7eg]

24,200 for the one we just ordered, with options and fees: 26,138

[@2004cyrus]

Aren’t we all aging? You too?

[@21DegrassiStreet]

Just found out in the comments that a 2020 model was one trim level and had features like a digital dash and push button start, so the sad cost cutting is pathetic for 2022. My 2018 Clarity basically gives me everything I'd want for the base model, vents in the back, dual zone climate, heated seats. More expensive car but no cost cutting.

[@srobeck77]

Chip shortages is why

[@21DegrassiStreet]

@@allentoyokawa9068 okay.....you want to explain?

[@TheSara200424]

Now that's a great idea Toyota is killing it 👍

[@naveenthemachine]

Um no they aren’t 😂 Mazda Hyundai Kia Honda are killing it Nice try though

[@sukhjitamaze5205]

@@naveenthemachine Number says it all….The most SOLD car in the WORLD

[@naveenthemachine]

@@sukhjitamaze5205 sales don’t equate to excellence Based on your login I may as well say the corolla is better than a bmw 3 series because it outsells it

[@sukhjitamaze5205]

@@naveenthemachine Well its many times better than 3 series in many ways. To begin with it will not destroy your driveway. It will last couple of hundred thousands more than three series without any problem. You will get more car per buck than 3 series. What car you brought in the discussion is pointless. We are talking about economical cars.

[@sukhjitamaze5205]

@@naveenthemachine You are not wrong about hyundai and kia they legitimately killing it. Might even burn you alive

[@kellydrover1994]

When there is in show sponsors I’m out.. There will be no objectivity when the industry is paying you…

[@valdius85]

Please make sure you prevent the rear electric motor wiring from rusting. The connection is then weak place and there are issues with it

[@rightlanehog3151]

Keep monitoring the class action lawsuit. Toyota will sort it out.

[@joshuagraham3222]

I do like base model cars as well however I think if they put the XSE wheels it would make all the difference.

[@MandusahRamirez]

Toyota is making The XSE trim sedans in AWD without the Hybrid now and that’s the one I want!

[@braetonwilson4296]

I do not want the XSE or SE 18 inch wheels. Lots of potholes in my area which means bent rims and flat tires. I prefer the base wheels.

[@MandusahRamirez]

@@braetonwilson4296 Ok.. I didnt say you did but, good to know lol

[@adrianadrian3765]

Hey i am paying premium I don’t want ads!!!

[@andreiionescu205]

Tfl ads the ads

[@calebg.9662]

TFLnow: The cupholders are easy to use. Me:....calling my dealership!

[@shredofmalarchi]

Tommy is the most professional and knowledgeable guy on TFL

[@andreiionescu205]

He is not

[@haroldbeauchamp3770]

Absolutely not. That would be Nathan. But for some reason they keep him locked in a basement and off of the videos. Nathan and Tommy in a video together proves how juvenile and inexperienced Tommy is.

[@andreiionescu205]

@@haroldbeauchamp3770 give him some slack,hes in love and tired,You know what i mean,i think Nathan really doesnt care that much about roman,i dont understand why îs he still working for the guy

[@oidirk]

Isn’t “this months sponsor “ all the ads KZbin plays and you get ad dollars from? Stopped watching at the Nissan commercial

[@haroldbeauchamp3770]

Yet, you took the time to comment.

[@oidirk]

@@haroldbeauchamp3770 of course. How will they improve.

[@haroldbeauchamp3770]

@@oidirk indeed. However, in my experience they do their own thing. I’ve bitched and moaned constantly about their inconsistency and Nathan not being in videos anymore. They seem to be moving in a direction with their videos that doesn’t appeal to me or the original subscribers nearly as often.

[@oidirk]

@@haroldbeauchamp3770 well on that I agree with you. I’ve not watched many of their videos anymore. I don’t like the ranch videos and miss them going up real mountains.

[@norrrizchuck]

Pricing is up on the website. Starting price is 22,800 for the hybrid LE for the hybrid SE is 25,200 & for the hybrid XLE is 26,600

[@toyyoda3710]

Not the AWD?

[@braetonwilson4296]

@@toyyoda3710 AWD is extra charge on top of that.

[@sunrisesunset1734]

Toyota killed it with this design! (That means it is good, lol.) Look at those headlights and the area directly between them, wtf? Look at the grille, so big, so simple, no silly-looking smiley face. Look at the badge area and those cheekbone areas at the sides, just wow. It's like a tank from some anime, yet normal-looking for the average person.

[@anekinoo7]

Base corolla hybrid for 22800?! Thats going to sell like crazy. Hope they can keep up wifh production.

[@grahamstefaan]

And 53mpg!

[@darell8310]

They won’t they hardly can it’s not the chip anymore it’s certain plastic metals etc

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

10% car loans will limit buyers, they won’t have any trouble keeping up

[@sukhjitamaze5205]

@@user-tb7rn1il3q Its a corolla not bmw. I think they will sell like crazy

[@braetonwilson4296]

Keep in mind that $22,800 is before the $1,100 destination charge and it's FWD. AWD is $2000 extra. So the car in the video will be 28k out the door including taxes and dealer feees.

[@Ka_Gg]

I like the body style of it. Too many cars are trying to be edgy instead of just have a simple design. I like the basic shifter in the center, some vehicles go over the top with that. I've always preferred physical keys/ignition. The gauges have a lot to be desired and I think Toyota could have definitely made them look nicer without costing anymore money. I'm not a huge fan of that whitish color on the dash but it isn't bad. The upper parts of the door handles really make it look cheap. Just a few minor differences would make a big difference imo. Also, if someone is shorter, idk what that center armrest will do for them. It'll be a cheap car that gets phenomenal MPGs. I'm excited to see the hatchback. Hopefully that'll be Hybrid. Also, what's up with Toyota putting the electric rearend in all these? Is it really that desired? I don't live in a place that gets much snow and I've never had issues with needing the rear wheels.

[@CrumResearch]

Wonder if the Toyota security key change will keep Openpilot from working on this model. Once upon a time, the Corolla was the preferred vehicle for Openpilot hands-free driving.

[@capngeo2002]

There will be model levels of 2023 Corolla Hybrids so you can get nicer wheels and dash electronics with interior appointments, if you want to pay. 2023 Prius is coming out around first of year. Major redesign and looks to be much sportier.

[@diw.824]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that likes base model cars good review

[@JonnieShipbaugh-dc9wk]

I bought a brand new 2023 Toyota Carolla hybrid in June of 2023. On my first tank of gas I got over 60 miles per gallon. 😅 The car was very comfortable to drive and the pickup was better than I expected. Overall, I love this car and hope and expect it to get 300,000 miles or more.

[@jonathanratliff4780]

MPG numbers are now public. Listed on EPA website

[@edreyez484]

Awd, hybrid, reliable, practical.. best ever sedan..

[@creakid]

I wonder if there's a way to retrofit that rear motor on a stick SE sedan, so I can electronically creep the car in stop-and-go traffic & skip those “clutch-wearing 1st & reverse gears”.

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

Looking at this Corolla is like watching paint dry. I hate complacentness

[@FrankySilverFace]

Your opinion is valid.....to you however no car in history has sold more units than the lowly Corolla so Millions and Millions and Millions and millions and millions and millions and Millions and Millions and Millions and Millions and millions and millions and millions and millions of customers have a different opinion.

[@braetonwilson4296]

I sure would pick this extremely reliable extremely fuel efficient Corolla over the ugly overstyled overpriced unreliable 2023 Elantra.

[@FlowJunkie65]

That's a great update for this new "baseline" model (LE) Corolla: AWD + hybrid. All the Camrys and Corollas my family has owned have easily lasted (or could have if we didn't replace them with a newer model) 200,000 miles.

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix]

I remember when LE was the top trim in the camry and corolla, now its the most base trim.

[@sandyf2611]

I have the 2022 Corolla Hybrid that I love but HATE the plastic hubcaps❗️I get over 50 mpg❣️

[@braetonwilson4296]

I heard the brakes feel grabby and unpleasant in the hybrid, do you get used to them?

[@sandyf2611]

@@braetonwilson4296 … I have no problems with the brakes❣️

[@27Zangle]

I've always had a hard time getting into and out of Corolla's. I worked a job that provided a newer Corolla when needed and it was a great car. My wife even liked it, but she is very short and not a problem for her to slip right into or out of the Corolla safely. I on the other hand feel like I am falling into the car and praying the seat catches me.

[@Tool0GT92]

We had a 2020 Corolla XSE Hatch, nice car but really small. A civic is a better car. However if you want a hybrid the corolla is a good choice.

[@naveenthemachine]

Get a Camry hybrid instead. It gets 52mpg and it’s much faster

[@braetonwilson4296]

Corolla hatch is a lot smaller than Corolla sedan. Corolla hybrid comes only as a sedan or crossover in the US.

[@2Kriss2Kross]

As much as I like base models, this reeks of rental car and anonymity.

[@js2407]

*Reeks. Wreak is to inflict or cause significant damage.

[@2Kriss2Kross]

@@js2407 thank you! shows how long I left school. 😮‍💨

[@SweatySantana]

As a Toyota sales person, I agree

[@sgt.scrooge4998]

A “grocery-getter” if you will, lol

[@chrislim7976]

99% of cars are actually pretty anonymous and get groceries. Toyota is just being honest about it.

[@alainouellet7794]

Placed an order last June for this exact model. Dont know the price yet but happy to see its features. Thanks a lot!

[@RudyC27]

0:38 HEY I'm paying $15 a month to not get ads!!! lol

[@garrettyamada9821]

I drive a lot of very dark roads with no streetlights. It would be nice to have fog lights as an option on a higher trim level.

[@mj1234321]

I'm confused. So the hybrid version no longer comes with alloys under the wheel covers and has a conventional analog instrument cluster?

[@codybryant2546]

I love my 2021 Corolla le so much everyone hates the cvt but I found I prefer it to anything else it’s awesome I have the smart package with push start keyless entry and alloy wheels I put a Powerstop vented rotor and pad kit front and rear and Michelin pilot sport 4s tires and it’s the best daily driver ever

[@FrankySilverFace]

Make this exact car a wagon and BOOM go the sales!

[@rightlanehog3151]

They have been making the AWD Hybrid Corolla wagon for the Japanese market for several years. It is probably built on the same assembly lines making our Hybrid sedans. Europe gets a longer wheel base, British built Corolla wagon which is only FWD.

[@matthewwalker9171]

Why another ad when we had to watch 2 ads just to watch your video.

[@EchoSigma6]

Here in CA, the demand is high and the supply short. The dealers are not dealing. 😢

[@Arsing116]

“It’s got tail lights” lol😂. I had to chuckle on that one.

[@bigcrowfly]

Before COVID, the real price of a base Corolla (after dealer discounts and incentives) was about $14k. If the price of this is now about $28k, that is doubling in 4 years. Affordable?

[@jonathanratliff4780]

All is relative…look at prices of all new vehicles now. However $14? Nope

[@Tool0GT92]

They were never $14k, maybe an Elantra

[@anekinoo7]

$14k? maybe 15 years ago.

[@srobeck77]

It wasn’t $14k for an awd hybrid. No more drunk posting

[@kevincui5282]

I’m confused. Why did they revert back to more primitive features for the 2023 LE hybrid compared to the 2022 LE hybrid? For example, the 2022 version had push button start, big digital dashboard display, and alloy wheels, but the 2023 version has key start, small digital dashboard, and steel wheels??

[@braetonwilson4296]

2020-2022 corolla hybrid only had 1 trim. 2023 corolla hybrid has multiple trims, the one shown in the video is the cheapest trim.

[@michaelm6072]

Very informative review - especially the part about AWD. I thought the LE came with mud flaps as standard equipment? I guess not bc this car does not have them.

[@jermboomin]

Love the LED even on the base. Just wish they had better hubcaps 😂

[@webcomment8895]

Why panic over hubcaps. You can easily get your own hubcaps aftermarket or even alloy wheels form a local tire shop for way less than a dealer would charge. Same with people who are angry about not having standard floor mats in some cars. There are so many great floor mat choices can order online that are better than OEM.

[@jermboomin]

@@webcomment8895 there's no panic lol. That's a fact, and I would do that myself, but it was just a thought lol

[@coachvonyo]

Can you get a non hybrid with a manual transmission?

[@1985toyotacamry]

Yes you can

[@jonlosito2004]

You can still get the manual Corolla . Thank God before they become extinct

[@A2-RC]

Toyota is removing manual transmissions from the normal 2023 Corollas. Only the GR Corolla will offer a manual.

[@98MAzdaMilleniaS]

I have an le but i got se wheels and lowered it so it doesn’t look goofy, i love it

[@paulcurry4059]

I have a 2020 and it is a great car! Great commuter that looks pretty good for a cheap car. Will be going to my kids when they can drive. Nice safety features for the price too.

[@ladye2818]

Is it true Toyota Hybrids should be driven very often to prevent the battery from ever degrading? Apparently, it's not one of those cars you can just leave parked for weeks; for instance, when you go on vacation.

[@dauntlessasmr7910]

So you got Nissan to sponsor your positive review of a Toyota model? That is frickin' hilarious!!! 🤣

[@bradythegenius2123]

like the base model just hate the hub caps makes it look like absolute dog water

[@tinhinnh]

upside is cheap to replace

[@jonlosito2004]

Just take off the hubcaps if u wanna see steel rims. They're removable :)

[@steveflor9942]

I sure would like the Gen 5 Prius to have a dashboard like this.

[@kayleealvin9422]

I've got 2 questions: 1) Can you start this car remotely, and if so, can you remotely start it on the Toyota app? 2) Does this car have heated seats?

[@febrianadji5758]

A tip Paint the steelies into glossy gunmetal or something closer to root beer color and add smol center hubcaps And you have cooler setup imo Seen this setup many times in Asia but quite rarely in US

[@NukePooch1]

Wonder if the AWD option will make it to the Corolla Hatchback? - EDIT: It doesn't look like it according to Toyota's website. Sad.

[@Cal94]

I wonder if you could swap in a 2022 infotainment into this thing, plug and play, without needing to futz around with a scantool. the new system trades buttons for menus, which is never good for sheer usability, and its boot time is still slow.

[@D.Boon1]

This is all grade but how do I get one? Don’t see any local inventory for awd

[@BReal-10EC]

Toyota needs to fix their US website as it shows only the SE Hybrid model with AWD, not the base LE.

[@ohr00kastegosaurus]

The pre facelift Corolla Hybrid came with push to start as standard. They cost cut on this facelift with an actual key

[@sic22l]

What's the power of the rear motor? I disagree about the shifter, I think the simple selector from the Prius is brilliant in its simplicity.

[@braetonwilson4296]

40 hp rear motor.

[@sic22l]

@@braetonwilson4296 That's actually pretty decent, much better than last gen's 7hp...

[@andreygareev1394]

Estimated combined fuel economy is 48-50 mpg, depending on trim and drivetrain. Knowing toyota, real life numbers should be close to estimate.

[@ramm150]

I don't understand why we don't get the light grey interiors in Canada. We waiting a looong time for these vehicles. At least make them available in more refreshing colors.

[@froy_boyproductions8488]

No Manual hand brake? For dmv tests?

[@jawnmark]

Awesome! The Corolla Cross is also good.

[@ryzen397]

ALways been a fan of corollas I rented one a while back and loved the little thing. It was before the CVtizzle trans though but at least toyota makes them well.

[@eduardoig17]

For cars with physical keys you do not have to press the break to turn them on. I do not understand why people with cars with normal keys do this. Push button start yes you do have to press the break.

[@storytrailing]

Did y’all really put an AD when I pay monthly specifically for no ADS?

[@kadebrown1848]

Are you guys covering the sport version as well?

[@RLTtizME]

And a total of 58 units will be delivered to local dealers by the end of 2023. Get your order in. Uh oh...too late.

[@Lambo6fo]

My gf has a 2005 corolla. It's low kilometer and in mint condition. It's an amazing car for what it is. Doesn't cost us a dollar to operate, it's amazing.

[@manenkoff]

Few words of note. The 2019-2022 Corolla Hybrid was always a LE trim. They also used to have alloy wheels, keyless entry, push button start, and the upgraded gauge cluster with the 7" screen as standard. I'm seriously disappointed that they switched the LE to steel wheels and now only have the 7" screen gauge cluster on the XLE. I'm sorry, but it makes more sense for all of the Hybrid trim levels to have what the previous LE had with improvements, not downgrades. Everything else they did: new trim levels, e-AWD, TSS 3.0, gen 8 infotainment system, etc, are all 100% absolutely awesome. I just wish they hadn't downgraded the gauge cluster on all but the XLE trim and it honestly makes little sense to take away the alloy rims from the LE model since they originally had the alloys on it for better fuel economy. As for the TSS 3.0, that's standard on all models of Corolla for 2023. Toyota announced that TSS 3.0 is going to be the new standard for all models starting in 2023. The same goes for the gen 8 infotainment system. The reasons to get the Hybrid over the non-Hybrid Corolla are: fuel economy, emissions, lower maintenance costs, and available e-AWD. Everything else is the same.

[@qball2000able]

Tommy, do you know if Toyota will bring Corolla hatchback with hybrid to US market anytime soon? Thanks!

[@johnclarke-xr5fh]

thank you so much for sharing your great knowledge. just some confusion from a layman driver like me: 1. is corolla's AWD as good as subaru crosstrek's AWD? are they comparable? 2. if we put corolla's AWD on constanly full time (e.g. F40: R60 or F50:R50) instead of F100%, will it damage the system? thank you very much 😄😄

[@timothykeith1367]

I wish hatchbacks would make a comeback, would provide some of the advantages of a compact SUV

[@kwatters63]

both the civic and corolla are available in Hatchbacks, just not the hybrid model

[@haroldbeauchamp3770]

The problem is that many of the hatchbacks too closely resembled station wagons. Wagons are a death sentence for auto manufacturers.

[@gerardpritchard657]

I live on upstate ny where the winters are also pretty bad... all 3 of my cars have been AWD. This is a great little car!

[@KVC36]

What's interesting is I just ordered the same model in Canada and it comes with way more. Heated leather wrapped steering wheel, alloy rims, push button start.

[@theadvocate4698]

How long for delivery?

[@KVC36]

@@theadvocate4698 12-14 months.

[@braetonwilson4296]

Canadian Corollas and a lot of other Canadian vehicles get more features like heated steering wheels, heated front wheels etc. even in base trim standard.

[@samerethsalliman1881]

Be nice it has the bike rack, rare window wiper, and sits 7 plus inches off the ground! I prefer mind in black!

[@briand.5321]

I currently have a 19 tundra pro and 22 GX BL this Corolla will definitely look great in my driveway. 😈😈😈

[@lordcorgi6481]

I love my Corolla. It's nice knowing when on the road you're surrounded by idiots that spend way too much money on a far inferior product.

[@darell8310]

My problem with base models is alway the wheels we don’t need hubcaps they are cheap and do us no good cause they end up in the trash I throw them out

[@rightwingsafetysquad9872]

Wish they offered the Corolla Hybrid with a hatch. The Corolla hatch looks pretty good, unlike the Prius.

[@Stoneysilence]

Ooh, I HATE those door handles. Didn’t Toyota learn by having those types of handles in the early 2000s? I’ve driven a 2001 Corolla and had to replace the door handles 6 or more times on both the passenger and driver side. Same with our current 2000 Sienna! In 20 years everybody will be replacing those handles too. Same problem over 20 years… stupid.

[@mustasheolll2020]

My brother has a 21’ RAV4 and I do get to drive it sometimes. Can see that being a possibility with how they feel.

[@dece6170]

Would take easily over a Model 3. Build quality way better and here in California this is more rare than those garbage Lego cars built by Trashla and Enron Musk.

[@Nonlethal106]

When will these be available?

[@jordanurbani5881]

Paying for youtube premium to get rid of ads only to watch an ad for the sponsor of the video. it's ad inception.