This Toyota Corolla KE35 SR Is An Endless Family Adventure

[@MrFight90]

My dad had one these back when i was a kid.I basically grew up in this car. Watching this brings back so much memories

[@erevos1986]

This car was our family car from 1988 to 2004. What a great car! Reliable, with character and great looks... It’s the car that made me love Japan... I have such great memories, summer traveling, stack in snowstorm, my first driving lessons... Unfortunately my father sold it in 2004... Thanks for the video!

[@dashjeffreys6998]

I had many a old Toyota. They were so much fun. Easy to work on, fun to drive, really fun to drive and great on gas.

[@MistermookS]

no words to describe on how old cars drive. full of character, nothing like it. specially if you've done most of the work. to drive it everyday and runs smoothly is the best feeling in the world

[@WilCoxon007]

Watching this after a long day working on my KE70 Corolla wagon, it currently has no doors, wheels or paint. Feels like I'm standing at the foot of Mount Everest! But this video gives me hope

[@leonelplascencia2990]

Wil Coxon it's a keeper

[@That_NJ_guy]

Wil Coxon wagons with power is the style today. Do what you want but it would a cool fun/ family vehicle.

[@oliverbrockie6816]

In the exact same position as you right now, thanks for the help and inspiration Petrolicious!

[@Jaliya48]

Good luck with your wagon! KE70s will outlast all of us I think, mine is 30 years old and carted me from preschool to university and hopefully a job in the near future!

[@vultur109]

Believe me the mountain might be tall but no mountain is unscallabe. I had a camaro I found in a barn once. Literally ready for scrap. But hey I am driving it now after 2 years of work. So good luck you can make it.

[@erichakanson7010]

I love to see guys who have a vision for their car, and the passion, patience and determination to see it come to fruition. plus, I love the stories like this where a car reminds a person of events from their childhood. those stories transcend any language barriers. I know next to nothing about Japanese cars of this era, but thanks to petrolicious for this video and others like it for educating me.

[@KurumaGarage]

Thank you for the feedback :) I'm the owner of the car and it's exaclty what I want to share trought this video !

[@erichakanson7010]

great car. it shows not every car has to be rare to be appreciated and not every person needs to be rich and own and expensive car to have passion.

[@unleashpower3933]

My dad had a Corolla like this, back then it wasn't considered much, but I wish he kept it, love the look of it

[@dusun3.067]

Great story,i have a ke70 corolla but still workin on it..The story of this guy make me excited to restore mine

[@KurumaGarage]

Never give up ! It takes me 4 years to make it, two cars and lots of hours ! I'm the guy in the video :) I'm proud to make you feel this way for your project ! Share it on toyota oldschool nation :)

[@TommyWings]

I never was into old japanese cars, but your videos make me re-think my position...

[@arturoallard173]

Language barriers are down with videos like this... totally understand this guy without subtitles!

[@Thatdudeyouknow96]

Arturo Allard Totally agree with you dude! 100 %

[@diarmuidmarsden7752]

Hit the cc button down next to the quality button. English subs. ;)

[@arturoallard173]

Haha! i know bro... i hit it the second time i watched it, the first time was not necessary. thanks anyways :D

[@diarmuidmarsden7752]

Arturo Allard no problem

[@KurumaGarage]

Thank you so much ! :D Really proud of what you say ! I will keep this car with me forever and give it like a Automobile heritage to my children ! The little Toyota That could !

[@petehuskins]

In Nepal there are hundreds of 70s Corollas still on the road. They're mainly used as taxis. Gorgeous cars!! So cool!

[@EliteJovenAgent]

To everyone getting grumpy to why it has no subtitles, Petrolicious ALWAYS put it on CC. Thank you

[@CameronBoyes]

seeing the love that Romain has for his car really put a smile on my face

[@ejfgjbcbsajk]

Ever since I found out about this channel I've been hooked. I love how nostalgic and real the videos feel. Bravo

[@Riverdeepnwide]

Great little cars with a lot of character. Everyone who got in my old ‘78 looked around, raised an eyebrow and said something like “I really like this car “. Must have been the rubber floor mats. Amazing longevity.

[@Schumanized]

One of the most sold and loved cars here in Puerto Rico. They still sell them (if they do) at 3k and up. My older brother had one exactly like that one. Great memories!!

[@Gogogordy1]

Great homage and video and its nice to see someone take something that was once so ordinary, and make something extra ordinary out of it! I would drive that!

[@KurumaGarage]

Thank you for the feedback and appreciate a lot the compliment ! Thank you :)

[@sofakingtouge2399]

I had a corolla that looked like that for a time back in college. it was a rusted out POS. But it was reliable and the a.c. worked really good. I could drive it and leave it anywhere and didn't have to worry about it.

[@ali3nonlin3]

La fierté et l'émotion me montent à la tête. Bravo mon pote :D

[@dalton-at-work]

that music was a bit too disney lol. i love the passion people have for these old "normal" cars, so much more relatable than the car collector videos, as i too have an old toyota :)

[@ajnunez117]

So glad I'm taking French 3 in school right now, combining two things I love, cars and foreign languages

[@lecoureurdesbois86]

Alberto Nunez And for a French guy like me it's just a great surprise to get French video on this channel 💪

[@KurumaGarage]

Merci beaucoup :) Je suis le propriétaire de la voiture ! Ca fait plaisir à entendre !

[@Z-Twinturbo]

Félicitations d'etre passé sur Petro. C'est pas donné à tout le monde :)

[@lecoureurdesbois86]

Romain SARAIVA Elle donne envie ta voiture! T'as déja pensé à faire des vidéos avec? Ou des photoshoot sur Instagram!

[@KurumaGarage]

Z-Twinturbo Merci beaucoup !

[@nomadenview]

great view, car n story. bravo petrolicious greetings from indonesia

[@prkidd23tc]

Love it!! I can't believe this video slipped by me.

[@hf7188]

Great video, when i saw the thumbnail, i had a hunch there was something Portuguese about it. I was right. :D You guys from Petrolicious should come to Portugal, we have a LOT of hidden gems.

[@victav]

Oh man I ride BMX and I am suscribed to this channel. Soooo good to see two interests of mine blended into one!!

[@vinniet2925]

Bike and car, you guys really know me.

[@rmr5184]

Thanks for another amazing video! Thumbs up!

[@ThexXxXxOLOxXxXx]

Turn on subtitles it's the icon that says cc next to the gear icon

[@djlosmi]

Such a pleasant video to watch!

[@ruimanueldias2569]

Parabéns Romain pelo seu carro e pela sua descendência.

[@KurumaGarage]

Muito Obrigado senor !

[@ski77z]

Watching this while having my te37 parked out side has me all filled with life wanting to get it back to specs

[@marcscordato4385]

I have a special place In my heart for vintage Japanese cars. Subtitles would have been helpful though.

[@petersturt8746]

My first car was a yellow ke30. Bought for $500 au and then sold for the same 18 months later, wish a had kept it

[@GreatAsaf]

Such a great movie....

[@artiegohome]

Best music of any Petrolicious video.

[@Mohammed9559]

Do you know by any chance the name of the first one in the video?

[@artiegohome]

Afraid not. I went to their website and clicked on the "Write Us" tab to ask about the music. Unfortunately the tab wouldn't work. Hopefully someone else here will know.

[@sobifoni]

what a nice road there, I want to drive there with my lady 1981 corona TT132..

[@KurumaGarage]

It was a pleasure to drive it all the day filming the different take ! Ouh ! 1981 corona sound nice :D

[@davidandrade785]

Portugal!! ❤ Gorgeous car!!

[@KurumaGarage]

Obrigado pa ! Este é meu carro no vídeo :)

[@joelpicsel]

Sempre super bem representados. Parabéns.

[@dccontmail]

Romain SARAIVA wow! Pensava que só falavas francês ahah. O carro está espetacular!! Gostaria de falar contigo! :D Sou dono de um bmw e21 315 como primeiro carro :)! Se estiveres disponível, contacta-me no Facebook, "Diogo Correia", foto de perfil na estátua do marquês. Ou vai ao meu canal que está lá xD É "garage21", grande abraço!

[@davidandrade785]

Romain SARAIVA o carro é lindo!! parabéns!

[@Brunmed]

Parabéns pelo carro, está mesmo muito bom :)

[@smfernando]

Huge fan of this!!

[@mariosubasic.media1]

this is wonderful story

[@KR4K40]

I'm French and I still read the subtitles out of habit hurr durr

[@ikebilih]

watching this vid to make me a aspiration to restore my ta35 n 4door capella soon...

[@990makaroni]

Trop belle videos mis les larmes, je regarde

[@daviddezeeuw8114]

It's beautiful.

[@KurumaGarage]

Thank you :)

[@13THPR0PH37]

like always,excellent cinematography. choice of music is probably the weakest I've heard in a while but not bad...especially paired with the vistas. Love the toyota corolla though. Sweet little car.

[@KurumaGarage]

Thank you for the feedback :)

[@francoispallud1215]

super Romain,bravo pour la restauration d'une populaire japonaise c'est pas courant

[@KurumaGarage]

Merci beaucoup :) Oui on n'en vois pas souvent ^^

[@robochitti]

Guys do a video on a Corolla KE70 GL Sedan. I still keep one it still looks good in and out. Its part of my life.

[@Interceptor810]

My favorite Corolla...last of the rwd Corollas

[@vitordavid6086]

It was not the last RWD Corolla. Untill the 80's they build RWD

[@Interceptor810]

Isnt this a variation of the E30 Corolla?

[@thhulk306]

I hate closed caption, because the whole time I'm looking at the bottom of the screen. Then I have to watch it again to see the beautiful car and backdrop. But hey, I get to watch it twice.

[@edoprasetyawan911]

Miss my KE30

[@jozefibaraki9099]

What a nice car :) I have a ke25 and its a good car.

[@doriftokingu170]

damn that looks good

[@Joe11Blue]

Wish you guys would cover more Datsuns.

[@nickbagus4529]

Can never have too many Datsun videos

[@Joe11Blue]

That is the truth, such an over-looked marquee these days. You see all sorts of 510 and Z-car stuff, but not nearly as much on the other models, and it was the most popular Japanese marquee for at least two decades...

[@dino3162]

This is lovely.

[@acadianr2leger]

Beautiful car ,belle voiture 🚗

[@cl7player]

I have a 2007 Corolla, bought new, now with about 516,000 miles (or 830,500 km). Obviously, I drive a lot. Original engine and trans-axle. Toyota makes the best cars in the world.

[@milosilic23]

cl7player god damn that's a lot of miles!

[@diarmuidmarsden7752]

Wow, 500k on an 07?? Toyotas and Hondas, totally bulletproof. We had a 96 civic that we got two years old and put 300k on it and all that got changed was the battery and the exhaust as far as I can remember. Never skipped a beat. It has nothing on yours, but it was still impressive. Made me appreciate Japanese engineering as a kid.

[@cl7player]

And I take it to a local mechanic, not a friggin' dealer, so it's economical to service and to replace the wear items, like brakes, shocks, etc.

[@queenofyeay]

I bought a 1974 Toyota Celica back in the early 80's I had always been impressed at what a fun car it was back when they were new. I totally gutted the car and rebuilt the interior, found a JDM engine with probably 10,000 miles on it for $325 and after installing a new clutch (because I was in there, why not) I put it all back together, I even hand stitched white leather for my gear shift and E-brake boots... I drove the crap out of that car for 7 years. The only modification I made was a Webber two barrel carb. That car could burn rubber easily in first gear, would get a little rubber in second and chirp the tires in third. Being a young lad I drove it like that constantly. In the seven years I drove it I did regular maintenance and wear items like brakes but the only mechanical issue I ever encountered with that car was a broken wire that stopped the alternator from working, I fixed the wire and the alternator worked again. True story. A few years later I bought a 1996 Celica and owned it for 13 years... Toyota makes great cars.

[@joeb2588]

Yes they do. So reliable.

[@寿庵保方]

懐かしい!!カローラ３０。日本では本当に見かけなくなりましたが、外国の方に大切にされてるのを見ると日本人も車も含めて物を大切にしないといけないとつくずく思う。

[@joeb2588]

Great car. Toyota's are so reliable. People can bitch all they want about why Toyota still uses the same 1.8 in the current Corolla. It's because it's such a proven motor. Others can keep changing their engines. They'll never beat Toyota quality. Hey the music is nice...who is it? That first song was nice.

[@abdullahhaye1851]

Question! I've been a fan for years now, but i would love to know how the films are made. Like how they find the cars/owners, etc?

[@Monki101]

Awesome video

[@93455Driver]

Great story, hope the 911 becomes a reality (my Dad wanted a Jag, it happened eventually). One gripe about the video, opening music was more Scottish than French, or so it sounded.

[@KurumaGarage]

Thank you, nice for your father ! :) and thank's again for the wish ;) Yep that's true but I like it ahah

[@daysleeperalchemist291]

De Portugal os meus parabéns para este carro fabuloso...

[@Jf_1900]

good story man 👌👌❤

[@minutepapillon5060]

Bravo romain super vidéo ! Est il possible de savoir ou tu as trouvé tes magnifiques jantes ? Merci d'avance :)

[@jordanmolnar2024]

Please I beg of you do one on the st205 gt4 Celica. Oh pretty please.

[@gjg5789]

I'm going to catch flak for this, but I really hate these videos where I have to forcus on the CC instead of the car. It's cool that you guys are so worldly and all. Maybe have a video using the same content but include just the car and the car sounds.

[@brandonmontz]

Then maybe watch other videos that accommodate your wants and not sit here whining about why videos are not to your liking..

[@DJJS7]

Amazing

[@deeplyclosetedindividual]

I watched this one on mute and it was surprisingly good that way.

[@kyoudainamaru]

Please, anyone would know what's the name of the first music?

[@MrBodo1999]

Very nice car, totally like it. I'd drop it down a centimeter or two though. Enjoy!

[@davevilrock]

Now where is the 1975 Toyota Celica review? What about the first Celica Gt???

[@WildoXBL]

better looking then a mustang

[@cardoso1999]

Tugas a ver este vídeo? Emigrante com bom gosto!

[@KurumaGarage]

Muito Obrigado pa ! :)

[@KoviDNV]

great video but can you export it in real 21:9 ? i have black frame around it, thanks, still giving like

[@offclan2141]

Amazing 😉

[@yujishinohara1uponatime]

back in the day after a couple of VW squarebacks, Datsun 2000 and BMW2002 ended up with a not sexy 1976 Corolla hatchback blue one with a white vinyl top, not sexy however bullet proof reliability..

[@curiobill]

Could you PLEASE add subtitles to your excellent videos that aren't in English!?!!??!?

[@Viktorrhansen]

Music/song if anyone know?

[@RafaTheBeast]

please always try to add a spec list😆

[@CelicaSainz]

We had a 1977 four door 1.2

[@archiebeech5427]

same story of a '68 camaro I grew to despise. sad/glad I got rid of it. funny how that goes, huh?

[@Brickcellent]

Sick

[@netmatrix75]

This car is not stock. It has a transplanted 2TB 1.6L twin carburetor engine in it. The stock engine should be K series 1.3L single carburetor. So those dumb enough to think this is a 1.3L car and try to race aginst it.....

[@dquad]

Looked like a 1.2L 3K-H?

[@dquad]

Wait no. That isn't a 3K. I retract my comment.

[@juniorvazquez9000]

English version by any chance, just asking.

[@zorozorofafa345fa6]

Please make a video of corolla ke70

[@AUTOLISTAS]

Looks like the brazilian 1975 Ford Corcel GT

[@MitsubishiNiigata]

この車を愛してくれてありがとう！末永く乗ってあげてくださいね♪ m(__)m😊

[@GarthLovesTRAVEL]

Love this channel but I am over watching videos with subtitles

[@harcoremonkey]

Nobody is stopping you from learning a new language.

[@roachm]

Isn't it so inconvenient that people live in other countries that speak different languages. God, like can't they all just learn to speak English so I don't have to read! The outrage! On a serious note, it's either this or you wouldn't be able to see or learn about the car at all. Seeing as he speaks a different language and certainly does not live near you, you would have no other opportunity to see this gorgeous car and learn its charming story. I fear this may not be the channel for you. Would it be more convenient to understand the language and be able to appreciate it just the same without subtitles? Certainly it would, but it could be motivation for learning a new language as well. Otherwise you could just ignore the video if none of that appeals to you.

[@ukiyamanikegold8712]

they can't add subtitles?

[@brandonfenwick3749]

what was the music in the first two minutes?

[@chris681975]

just found them

[@ShizaP]

vroom

[@KurumaGarage]

Thank you for all the personne involved onto the making of that video! Thank you Petrolicious for making my dream come true ! You can follow me here and see more about my Toyota Corolla ! facebook.com/rsaraivadossantos ;) Thank you for the feedbacks guys!

[@manuelgearbox7309]

Get that 911!

[@wanzhaf932]

sold mine...ke35....and now i regret AF....

[@carloscardova4221]

well some one need to Do a voice over for the English translation something new that can practice, would definitely enhance the quality of this video and this channel which I like subtitles do not do any justice because it's way too fast when they flip over the subtitles . just saying .

[@chris681975]

they really could do with a subtle button next to the like and unlike it ain't easy to find

[@burlatsdemontaigne6147]

You just have to get used to using it a bit more. I don't expect everything to be in my language - it's why the internet is so great.

[@JRXMEDEIROS]

Portugal de que cidade?

[@GrandMaMaYT]

Petrolicious and CaferacerTV collabo

[@stuartmarshall7099]

Sorry. Stopped half way through this one. Wanted to hear about his car not everyone else's. Plus these things were a dime a dozen in Australia. Every learner driver had one.

[@mrangulo0]

more gear shifting, engine sound etc. Not a guy talking all the time