Toyota Corolla T Sport REVIEW on AUTOBAHN [NO SPEED LIMIT] by AutoTopNL

Toyota Corolla T Sport REVIEW on AUTOBAHN [NO SPEED LIMIT] by AutoTopNL
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[@jonnygti]

Nearly 20 years old and can still do 140mph, good ole Toyota engines👍🏻😁

[@577_steph]

Bunta Agreed!

[@siliev333]

Americans when they see something that is not meant to break down in 3 years.

[@polverex9534]

Finally a car that we can afford 😅😅

[@larsandreasen2882]

Yeah I cant afford that :(

[@yes8032]

Finally

[@karmveer240]

@@larsandreasen2882 coz u and me are kids?

[@VoyagerLife826]

yeah good luck finding parts for it after lol

[@fredcheru5439]

@@VoyagerLife826 It's a corolla it Will never break.

[@gee40trots]

Right now I literally park the same car in my garage.... Such good car, quite affordable, cheap to maintain, so reliable and durable. I love it!!!!

[@_just-3559]

but slow

[@druchkiss]

@@_just-3559slow my ass punk, i bet you dont even have drivers license yet

[@Nickoboss29]

​@@_just-3559not at all lol

[@chefcomtechmike6303]

Its called the Toyota RunX here in Jamaica. Fun car to drive

[@kingsamvisuals]

🇯🇲

[@MrJon246]

Here in Barbados too

[@SINYSTOK]

Toyota RunX RSi 🔥

[@samyadav006]

Nearly 20 years old car and still hold pretty good!

[@HuliDongs]

In South Africa, this is one of the most highly sought after vehicles, it's called the Runx RSI this side. They hold their value pretty well

[@MartelMartin736]

Same here in jamaica

[@reneeharewood5053]

Runx Z in barbados

[@jasonheaven1173]

Yes I’m from SA and the Runx RSi is a beast

[@juniormbedzi9138]

We got two at home ❤️

[@zay-yaanederies6466]

One of Toyota's BEST sounding and performing engines.. it really holds its value lol .. I want one so badly! got that AE86 Initial D vibes... screaming beaut!

[@reaganh.8437]

These cars hold extremely great value in South Africa it's in abundance this side. Great car!

[@ethanrainsford4251]

Ive seen heaps of videos of these with velocity stacks from south africa

[@reaganh.8437]

@@ethanrainsford4251 You should check out "2ZZGE Nation"... you'll basically see everything you need to know about those cars

[@ethanrainsford4251]

@@reaganh.8437 is it on youtube? My mate has a celica with a 2zz in it the lift is imence from standard

[@reaganh.8437]

@@ethanrainsford4251 it's on youtube, yes.

[@ethanrainsford4251]

@@reaganh.8437 from standard though the power is mad for a 1.8

[@ridhaysingh821]

In South Africa this car is called the runx Rsi it’s very big here

[@keloduma]

Yeah we love em

[@wojtylashitshow1225]

Imagine having supercharged corolla

[@bleachyunknown2000]

Not the first one in the history. Back in the late 80's and early 90's you could get AE92 Corolla (and some other generations) with 4AGZE supercharged engine which pushed over 200hp.

[@ruiribeiro799]

In Switzerland there is a corolla supercharged version with 225 hp

[@bleachyunknown2000]

@Benjamin Vadocz Yep, 2ZZ

[@bleachyunknown2000]

@Benjamin Vadocz These engines are also found in Toyota Celica GTS for example, alongside many other models

[@EntenMartin]

They might have more HP than the normal Corolla TS, but they dont pull better at all, i would actually say they are slower. (I've driven both) Also the Supercharger is really bad.

[@fokaresfok606]

Perfect competitor to Civic Type R EP3... had one... great car! Yamaha engine designed to last. Big up for japanese cars and culture

[@bonifacijus11]

or rather designed to fall apart?;p..yamaha only helped with bettering the head, but toyota fucked this engine up with their fuckin open deck design block;p

[@ocd2222]

@@bonifacijus11 Why exactly is open deck bad for this engine? It's a NA engine and the boosted versions didn't make that much boost to begin with. Plus it saves on weight and is what Toyota was aiming for

[@HashDogg06]

Ahh no! More like the EK9 or DC2 Type-R if you were to go off engine capacity although design is much the same as K-series.

[@izzy031096]

@@ocd2222 Exactly, this boni dude doesn’t know what the hell he is talking about.

[@fahim4853]

I’m so glad max did this review We love these cars in South Africa !!!

[@nigeldowner604]

Bought 1 of these for 17 years ago and still have it love it very fast and reliable

[@harrybalm1738]

I have had my facelift one for 3 years it lives on the Rev limiter and loves it

[@matthewbailie8009]

Ye we have lots in South Africa but they're called the RunX RSi. Very popular down here as they were quicker than golf 5 gti's at the time. Always wanted to own one... That and the Corolla RSi sedan

[@sanches990]

Spot on there. I remember test driving one of these when they first came out and performance was immense esp down at the coast these were really fast until all the GTI boys started with all that mapping business but still love this car even after all these years.

[@raiNofchAosFPS]

my tazz 1.6i was faster then this. lol

[@menaceIIsociety187]

@@raiNofchAosFPS now you're talking kak lmao

[@tonyt5013]

Not surprised given they're assembled over there rather than Japan. We know them as the Corolla Sportivo here in Australia and I used to own the pre-facelift model of these. Great, reliable and fun car to drive.

[@JackVinall35]

I highly doubt this is faster that a Mk5 gti in any aspect, no where near as much torque and less power and similar weight, I don’t see how that could be a comparison.

[@gregorygesios9974]

I actually own one! Great car when it comes to reliability, 330.000km on the odometer and still going like it's nobody's business. The car is waaaay too loud when you drive it, louder than the civic I used to drive younger, it intimidates me up to this day

[@DimoS...]

You have the car today mate?

[@gregorygesios9974]

@@DimoS... yes, 425,000km

[@DimoS...]

​@gregorygesios9974 very impressive mate! Have you ever done valve adjustment?

[@gregorygesios9974]

@@DimoS... Never as long as I have owned it

[@DimoS...]

@gregorygesios9974 and is unopened engine right? Without repairs? And c60 too?

[@eyesrightout]

This one along with B18C6 Integra DC2 are/were probably the best 1.8 engines. Furious, simple, N/A, reliable 👍

[@dr.dylansgame5583]

true i have a new appreciation for the 2zz have no fucking idea why they didn't use the vtec competitor on later beams motors since at least it would give it a kick in the pants if nothing else

[@bonifacijus11]

sure sure, reliable;p

[@eyesrightout]

@@bonifacijus11 any doubts? You are so desolate with it

[@bonifacijus11]

@@eyesrightout a comment i wrote someone some time ago.."i'm not less disappointed of powerful na engines extinction than you are;p..but zz series were already affected by regulations (or stupid toyota decisions, like needless open deck block design n many more) and weren't so robust n reliable like previous toyota engines..and most of engines already after ~'05 and mostly after ~'10 are complete crap..most turbocharged with lots of power in low end, which makes no sense for the manual gearbox driven cars, cos you have no grip on your wheels, due to huge n redundant amount of nm in low rev range..that's why most cars are with automatic transmissions..no fun for any true petrol head..i'm the true na (vtec type) revvy engines and manual transmissions lover, so i hate all new crappy, unreliable n over-complicated engines (with a lifespan of 150-200kkm at best with lots of problems even below 100kkm mark, or even lower), run on water thin oils, with mostly plastic components..so just shut up..but if i had to choose from vtec type engines post '00naughties, i'd definitely chose nissans SR20VE (the most reliable n least sensor equipped one, would be the utimate n all time best vtec-ish engine, if only had their own QR, or honda K series bottom end, crankshaft fixing not with separate caps, but with a one piece aluminium crankshaft holder-bottom end), or i'd chose honda K series (though those had a lot of common problems to ZZ series) engines and only then ZZ series toyota engines - in order of reliability, performance-tuning-wise - firstly K series engines, then SR20VE, and again, only then ZZ series engines..but most likely i'd chose mid-late 90ties also post '00ties 3S-GE (from 3rd to 5th gen.) from toyota instead of ZZ, if i only had such opportunity..cos they were a lot more successful n reliable engines than ZZ series..so zz from toyota was already a downfall in terms of quality n reliability..burned oil, often had piston rings seizure, thin-walled liners, deforming or even cracking sleeves, had lots of problems with chain rattle, looseness n tension, worn cam phaser-actuators gears, n in essence were disposable, one-time-use engines n had faulty design open deck blocks (cos they all are as a design itself)(just like K series n most post '00engines)..3s-ge vteckish n revvy closed deck block design engines were the last good ones from toyota..zz was a downfall n failure..so defend your shit somewhere else;p..n never use a word legendary near the letters ZZ:P"

[@izzy031096]

@@bonifacijus11 Funny you say that, I’ve owned older 4ages, 2zz’s, 3sgte’s, sr20de’s, and an sr20ve. The only one that caused me real problems, and eventually blew up was the sr20ve.

[@AntJoseph_]

Actually not only the TSport got suspension upgrades in the facelift, the normal models also handle better than the pre facelift.

[@dodgey0482]

i fell in love with the 2 door 5 year ago

[@rehaanali8422]

Imagine a Yaris T Sport with this cars engine 🤧

[@Crptc]

That yaris T sport is so cool.

[@vauxhallfan676]

@@Crptc yeah they look so good better then the fiesta st at the time

[@israelkivedo5837]

I love this car. In RSA it's called a Runx Rsi. Very rare and sought after here. Good value retainers

[@jaysonlee2272]

Rare??? BMW e30 333i is Rare..not a Runx that is available worldwide

[@abusetv9260]

Gosh, yeah, pls more japan 90s-00s cars. Skyline, Integra, SX, Soarer, Eclipse, etc. To be honest, I'm already tired of looking at cars that I can never afford, so I almost stopped watching your channel. But when I saw this car, I clicked without hesitation.

[@retrobrunk6710]

The sounds of these engines are so good, reminds me of an old 86

[@antaris8111]

Here in New Zealand I have the Japanese version 2001 Toyota Runx Z (same 2ZZ and 6 speed). Very fun car to drive and super reliable with nearly 250km on it now and no issues. The sound of lift make you smile and I get to upset Honda drivers by calling it vtec 🤣

[@Nzftw]

I have a 2001 Toyota Corolla runx z with a 2zzge it’s auto tho haha but I love so much

[@MrLikwid82]

I own one since 8 years now and almost reached the 300.000km :) This 2ZZ-GE engine was made in association with Yamaha. Just installed a B8 suspension kit, front strut bar and an Apexi SRI. I will keep my Corolla till she won't start anymore... fantastic car!

[@rehanali-hy9tk]

​@@DimoS...just do the oil control valve filter cleaning and check the lift bolts .... Rest you dont need to touch anything

[@anthonybelton-ford3124]

Owned one in UK a few years ago, FL... Great fun

[@timmyturner3114]

Greetings from Hungary! First of all, sorry if i make some english grammary mistake. I own a pre-facelift version of this car too. It's okay this one has just over 200K km on the clock, but mine have traveled 240K km, but even more interesting, we have a Corolla Club here, and one of the mates got an N/A pre-facelift one and it's got more than 350K km on the clock and he never had to tear down the engine or change anything so he maintaines his car like a true owner. For my car all is needed to be done is swap the engine timing chain, gears, etc because previous owner doesn't knew how to treat an engine like this... It's almost completely stock and yes, the engine is works as is should because it makes me sheeet my pants sometimes by the wiggly-giggly suspension, even though it's got billstein coilovers with 20mm lovering and it's stiffer than the factory one, but here we can't do much about it because our roads are... yeah, could be better. Anyway, the PFL T-sport is a realy great car from several perspectives, it looks like a grandma or grandpa car that is mostly used to go to shopping, but it can cause some surprise for most of the drivers who think they got the fastest car on the whole planet. And the fuel economy is good too, if you just chillin with the road it doesn't drink more than 6,5L/100KM (for me), but if you push it, then get your credit card ready to refill it because it can drain then fueltank like crazy. (I did an exactly 100km trip from Szeged to Baja [if anyone wants to check it] and i pushed it after an Audi A4 and yeeah, the car not just drink the whole tank, but my pants too....). Anyway, Thanks for this review, I love these videos and the personal impressoins the cars do to you and to listen to your opinions on specific cars! Hope realy you enjoyed the "little japan rice rocket"!

[@keenan1453]

They are very popular in South Africa especially in Cape Town

[@rip60fpshm76]

Toyota Auris too :)

[@Joke9972]

Owned one between '08 and '14. Reliable car this.

[@melmcc5772]

I have an '06 corolla SR and it's the best car I've ever had! I don't want to get ride of it. So reliable and for it's year has all the mod cons

[@lefora87]

we call it a runx rsi here in South Africa...and it's very famous here

[@Andre-jb8nq]

Nice car and very good video. This week I happened to come across one at a local dealer. I was not familiar with this T model, it looks like a so-called sleeper. Dull on the outside, but very powerful under the hood! And probably very reliable. Very nice!!

[@aarontando2400]

i own 1 here in Botswana, i love it beyond. fun little car

[@bodiima8382]

The sound that i fall in love with. Screw turbos

[@kurtveldeman9291]

exactly, now I daily drive a Lancer Evolution V, but the Corolla TS sounds so good, it might be not as fast but I will have more fun sending it on curvy B-roads. Already saving up money to buy one. First I'm going to test both the NA and Compressor version and decide what I want. The NA will be much cheaper, will sound nice, but slower. And I love the sound the Compressor makes, it's music to my ears. Greetings from Belgium

[@arcanevoid9199]

@@kurtveldeman9291 recommend testing a celica TS, same engine but a much better sports car

[@kurtveldeman9291]

@@arcanevoid9199 I'll check it out, but I like the look and practicality of the 4 door Corolla, it doesn't have to set times on track or anything, just something fun to cruise around with my little daughters... Anyways, thanks for the advice. 👍🏻

[@arcanevoid9199]

@@kurtveldeman9291 oh ok, corolla makes more sense in that case. still shocked you daily an evo5 though haha

[@tarkovic9623]

I had the t sport 2006, 3 Doors.. it's lovely to drive every day.

[@HarveySaridjo-ho1of]

Great car, great engine, have one parked in my garage..tip tronic 4 speed...doing 175km/h in 3rth gear

[@suberu]

The 2zz is a very popular engine swap in Jamaica...so we know about these Corollas

[@bonifacijus11]

@@DimoS... nope, unfortunately;p

[@ZGVlogs]

I had a 2005 FL T-Sport and I loved it. Didn't long ago sell it, only a few weeks ago. Underrated car. Miss hearing lift. Also the red seats are standard on the TS, and the wheels are exclusive to the TS and SR Corollas.

[@alfredaar8336]

Never clicked so fast in my life🥵🥵🥵

[@philfaceplant4141]

well thats funny. i literally bought one YESTERDAY and was like 'yo what are other people doing with it' good stuff my man. got a facelift btw and i have to say, i absolutely love it. Cheers from Germany!

[@yohannd1920]

In my country we love the 2zzge engine along with the 4age 20v

[@FuckTheGlobal]

I have a 2005 T sport with the supercharger, done 103.000 miles so far, and still running like it was new.

[@kevleafy]

My missus has the face lift version... she loves it. Done 130,000 mile and runs perfect. They never let you down! Sticky calipers sometimes that's about it. Brilliant reliable cars.

[@InitiateDee]

you have quite a rare car my friend, I'm sure you know the Compressor is a unicorn especially these days

[@Birmingham_racing]

I've always known about these but everyone bought the civic type r ep3 instead

[@jeffstryker1454]

My sister has one and it’s done over 400K kms and still going.

[@TGCPhilip]

...I love this. This is like a 2000s EK9... I love and want a corolla...

[@franzr44]

😍😍😍 i bought one. Gonna pic him up tomorrow.

[@coolvibrations4065]

So how is it?

[@franzr44]

@@coolvibrations4065 it‘s fucking awesome!😍✅ i love it. It‘s a little Quick Car. Extrem Good at Corners. Sound is also good. Much better than those Pops and Bangs GTI‘s and those shit

[@Drippzzyyy]

@@franzr44 im about to buy one in a few days, anything i should look for?

[@franzr44]

@@Drippzzyyy not really. „Older“ JDM Car. Really Reliable. I don‘t find any problems. Take it for a test ride, and you will see😉

[@Drippzzyyy]

@@franzr44 alright thanks mate, are they easy to find parts for?

[@nintendoatarikiller]

In Canada we got this engine in the Toyota Matrix and Pontiac Vibe GT

[@Lewis1995]

100 to 200 is pretty impressive tbh, faster than much newer cars with more power and some with bigger engines and nearly all with turbos

[@cameronlovesevolve]

I looveee the sound of the 2zzge! Had a blast with that drivetrain in my Toyota Matrix XRS

[@R2_D3]

One of my favorite Toyota's!!

[@jonsheldrake3661]

I have a face-lift one, they were face-lift near the end of 2004. I love it, loads of fun and definitely not slow, it's quick!

[@joshbacon8241]

Why didn’t Toyota offer the facelifted ones in 5-door form in the UK?

[@kevleafy]

My missus have face-lift version.. loves it. Super reliable too. I'd suggest everyone keep the t sport because they are becoming rare.

[@bruceevennett955]

Called the Sportivo in australia made in South Africa. Heads are manufactured by Yamaha

[@danielkippen6065]

I’m from South Africa bro and we love these cars!!! Soo much fun!! They are demons with very little spent

[@mitch832]

What's surprising, is how could you have NOT heard of T-Sport? Like, I'm not that far away (Finland) and back in the days it was all about T-Sport vs Type-R :) Eventually I had the facelifted Corolla Compressor myself 10 years ago. I'm glad to see that you got your facts right on the video!

[@Kaboom_3]

Yeah popular in South Africa, specially Cape Town. I have a RunX. It has 400 890km on the odometer and it still has power 💪🏻

[@DimoS...]

With rebuild engine mate or first unopened?

[@Kaboom_3]

@@DimoS... First engine, never opened. I've had the car for 9 years

[@DimoS...]

@@Kaboom_3 very impressive mate for engine to run with 8.000+ rpm! This means really reliable for 2zzge

[@atom608]

Got the 99 celica version with the TRD body kit and muffler delete with the 2zzge. my obtainable dream car. Its amazing. a little downside on these cars those is the 6 speed they pair with it is quite weak and the clutch is the same as the 1zzfe so usually after about 230km it needs a clutch replacement and sometimes a snycro replacement around 250km depending on the driving. Iv been a big honda fan for a few years and im in new zealand and as far as im aware both in nz/aus/US the 2zzge is quite underated its pretty much a weaker but same power as a b18c but for legit half as much if not less.

[@muhammedmotara08]

I love this car actually want it to be my first car hopefully they move really nice

[@ibj3]

It's a Awesome car, my cousin had the Toyota Allex model of this car and i was shocked how well and smooth it drove

[@reezahdyason5777]

In South Africa this car is actually quite popular and very relevant and desirable in today’s time

[@helsonsoares9554]

In fact my dad as a 2005 Corolla TS, which is a face lift of that one. I love the car 😉

[@gibboj]

i had one for for 7 years in the UK , what a great car like you said not the best handling car . IMO toyota should have never stoped putting this engine in there car`s it well suited to many modal`s toyota still have

[@user-kn4zt8vc7l]

I've got a 2005 corolla sportivo, its such a fun car to drive i've even managed to beat a couple road bikes and a v8 XD

I like this car very much, my dad was offered a chance to switch his 2.0 D-4D for that one and he refused. :S

[@tee_lmk]

I know 95% here are my south Africa brothers 😂😂

[@menaceIIsociety187]

Awe

[@neilmurphy845]

It sounds so good for a 4 cylinder

[@Aercadian]

Toyota wanted to present Celica as more sporty hence they underrated 0-100 on purpose. Wieght was about the same as was the engine power in the highest Celica version.

[@ODGreenZa]

I'm south african with a 2006 rsi model. Has 90 000km will never trade it.

[@Nzftw]

I have a 2001 Toyota Corolla runx z 1.8L 2zzge it automatic but she still a fast lil car ❤

[@johanwetterwik32]

I love my little 03 1.4 corolla beater !

[@danigonzalez4299]

That is the beautiful one. I have this in 110bhp and It fins well every day

[@byebyebadman2313]

I had one back in 2004 on an 02 plate. Was really a good car, and faster than the numbers suggested. Mine was the 3 door so looked a bit better proportioned. Brakes were wooly and suspension like angel delight but a decent car and great lift sound track.

[@NikA-wr6px]

if you upgrade break lines and breaks etc do you reckon it will be better

[@Alltracavenger]

North America got versions of this as well; the Corolla XRS and Matrix XRS. Same engine, same 6-speed gearbox, but they are kinda rare. I had a Corolla XRS for a couple of years. Great car, though lacking a telescoping steering wheel I didn't quite fit comfortably enough for longer drives.

[@L-Noble.YT_Hi.Res-Soundminds]

fun is what it's about, your not trying to be fast here but enjoy.

[@owenstotts8771]

Old mate in the back seat must be having fun 😂😂

[@hereforthecomments1818]

Never even saw him in the rearview until i saw this comment lol

[@bradleybeckley3853]

I love this car. I'm definitely getting this next. It'll be a cool upgrade from my toyota starlet GT Turbo. I can hit 130 m/h easily with it and it wasn't really as loud.

[@joshbacon8241]

Why didn’t Toyota offer the facelifted Corolla T-Sport in 5-door form in the UK?

[@dushanyasiru2209]

what a car❤ 20 years Old but its Toyota🔥

[@perlewitzaudio]

I have the American variant to this car! The 2003 Toyota Matrix XRS! Amazing car for sure and a blast to drive.

[@ravenpillay]

I have one in South Africa, it is so awesome that I want another one

[@lsvlestudiovaillant5223]

I have Toyota Yaris 1 TS relift ( 2003) and her 4cyl VVT-I is a pure happiness!!!!! God save this engine 😅.

[@mickeydi]

Got one too 2005 T sport Infact it's my second one, I had 2 doors now I have 5doors hatch..Love TSPORT.

[@lsvlestudiovaillant5223]

@@mickeydi yes!!!!!

[@furkanovich]

I had a turbocharged version and blew my engine. Got the Corolla T Sport now hahaha

[@loukasgarefalakis8886]

Of course we know them here in Greece and even now we see them on the road, but i never seen one with an intake and exhaust it makes as good sound as a vtec engine

[@robz1471]

Loved mine and miss it ❤ , not a perfect car but rev it and enjoy

[@niveshanmoodley2602]

What a beauty of a car! Iv owned 2. In SA we call it the RunX RSI. Lift baby! It's even better with a short shifter 😝

[@bonifacijus11]

sure sure, the pinnacle of beauty;p..almost the masterpiece:P

[@EdwardViaTomato]

looks fun. Wish I had a 2005(?) Corolla XRS or something. Looks like a fun AF sleeper.

[@RubenHaeck]

I also didn´t know about the t-sport untill I saw one for sale, and two months later I bought a t sport compressor :-D

[@Peter_Spana]

God I miss my 2003 Corolla Sportivo 😔😢

[@Kohju]

My next car will be corolla t-sport or celica t-sport. I now own yaris 1.8 TS 😁

[@Donny_14]

These cars are everywhere in South Africa🇿🇦

[@styusuf5671]

Had one of these a few years ago, was awesome for what it was😎

[@Mo_Zinho]

Called Run X here in South Africa. Think that's the top of the range the RSI.

[@thabisomalimela6085]

The top of the range in South Africa is the TRD. Same engine and suspension, but the TRD has different wheels and some extra creature comforts.

[@Mo_Zinho]

@@thabisomalimela6085 wow! I always thought it was the other way around,... what are those extra comforts?

[@hereforthecomments1818]

We have this variant as a toyota runx rsi in south africa but we never received a supercharged variant, only a trd fine tuned variant. These cars are lovely and holds value well from what I've seen

[@J3n555]

My friend had One, so fun.

[@21bSwat]

Wow, this Toyota is actually as fast as the 2018 Audi Q8 50TDI. So, the question is, How is that possible?

[@iangathura3516]

Oh my how is that possible !!! Corollas were made never to die !!

[@shivamjaglal3507]

Finally the video we've been waiting for 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@peterferguson2344]

Owned a 2005 😍 loved it... gutted me when it had to go 😟

[@leer3925]

I loved my one of these it was a 55 plate (2005) and come with them seats and front and rear strut bars as standard unfortunately it blew up I found out the engines are known for oil starvation 😭 the block too has Yamaha stamped on the side I loved it tho it was sooo quick and sounded amazing.!! 😜🚗💨💨

[@R2_D3]

Thought that was only the 1st model with 1.6 VVT-i 2000-01 model Corolla E11 Facelift, I had one and had an issue with the lack of oil... (They were eventually recalled by Toyota and got a new bottom engine block) To late for mine tho.... :( But great car nonetheless!

[@DimoS...]

oil starvation exists only when you pass 1g pressure at turns and you are above 6,000 rpm and this is happens because the crankcase (oil sump) does not have shutters to always "traps" oil or the oil pump...generally is very reliable engine with longlife when maintained properly and well...but in race track use oil sump needs to be changed

[@johnpaulfeghali4216]

We have plenty of these roaming around in Australia, they’re called the Corolla sportivo here, my mate had 1 but he blew it up, these motors r good but have 2 be careful if they’ve been thrashed 2 much they’ll give way n blow

[@DUTCHxFTWNL]

I own one in the Netherlands! It's so much fun.

[@miguelmsilva16]

11:20 Toyota doesn't know how to do bad engines. I would only do 2 upgrades to this car: GR Yaris' brakes and then the supercharger of the compressor version

[@juniormbedzi9138]

I'm from south Africa and its alter ego is called the runx rsi 1.8 naturally aspirated 141kw 180nm 💖

[@vevekkhoosial6965]

Here in South Africa we got different models and it's called a Toyota Corolla RunX .... the top range models is the RunX RSi and the TRD ... search south Africa runX rsi and TRD

[@xiaoyu88]

Got a 2004 Yaris T Sport. Amazing machine