What Everyone NEEDS To Know About The 2022 Toyota Corolla

This is everything you need to know about the NEW 2022 Toyota Corolla.
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[@ItsKyAdams]

Legit just drove off the lot a couple hours ago with my brand new 2022 Toyota Corolla LE and I literally could not be happier

[@sombut415]

Stay awesome brother.. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍👍👍👍 very informative..

[@shanehouck2735]

Have had my 2021 Corolla se cvt for a year + and I love it. Manual mode bump shifting and paddles as well as Sport mode is a lot of fun. Love the multi color flaked blue print blue paint and am looking forward to buying some mods, the Rolla handles great on the curves and gets lots of compliments stock. Looking forward to the mods for head turning compliments now, thx Toyota. Happy first time new car owner !! :)

[@clydetokihiro5386]

Juat bought my 2022 corolla. With the short time that I have been driving it I love it.

[@angeldaviani8678]

I think im ready to give up my 1999 with 465k miles on it.

[@sammamlouk4423]

465 k ? Are you serious?

[@girardfireman]

I have had my 2022 Toyota Corolla LE since September 2021 and love it! I haven’t had any problems or issues with it!

[@michaelyoungstrom9412]

I just ordered and purchased a 2022 Corolla SE sedan blueprint color automatic in June. This is my first Toyota. I can't wait until it comes!

[@leonardoescudero8350]

I just got the new Corolla, se model and I had no problems so far. It’s really amazing especially when you drive it. Barely any noise, doesn’t move much when there are lots of bumps and smooth ride and turns. Really impressive and I had a Honda Civic 2018 model. So it’s a really good car. I’m in love with my Toyota and it looks really cool the exterior part

[@laurenl3785]

I feel the same! I just got my 2022 SE about a month ago and I absolutely love it!!

[@blenyirga4919]

How much did you get it for in total cause I’m planning on buying one now?

[@laurenl3785]

@@blenyirga4919 My 2022 SE was 24,901. But, I added the tint & floor mats, which brought it to 25, 800. Plus tax. The phenomenal part right now, is the huge trade in value which is what made me get a new & upgraded Corolla now. They gave me 10,400. For my 2016 Corolla L that i bought in 2015 for 18,000. That trade in value was huuuuuuge for me That’s how I got my upgrade to an SE. I absolutely love my 2022 SE. (They’d got wiggle room to give you more on your trade in) That’s where their flex is. I hope you get the one you want asap, my friend. 😊

[@blenyirga4919]

@@laurenl3785 Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it

[@laurenl3785]

@@blenyirga4919 You’re so welcome! I’m very happy to help!!!

[@tylerwatson2777]

Planing on getting one

[@melbankhead4509]

I love my 2022 Corolla! The 1.8 engine has sufficient power 95% of the time and gas mileage is great. If you are entering a busy highway on an incline, you may have to brake or wait, but the majority of the time, car feels great! Feels like a quality car!

[@montyi8]

Why do you have to brake? You just to have to ramp up to 60-65 miles/hr while merging which is easily possible in a corolla.

[@7411.]

I just bought a 2022 SE nightshade. Loving it!

[@bfitnessjoe]

I just bought the 2022 LE model (1.8 liter) Primary use is commuting to work weekly and home on the weekends (270 miles one way). At work I drive company vehicle around the region and at home I drive my wife’s 2021 RAV 4 XSE. Just a to and from car for the highway to save me at the pump ! I think it will do nicely ;) I swapped from a 2008 Nissan Frontier V6 that was getting me 16 mpg.

[@NapkinEdStern]

Do they make the 2022 LE with a 2.0 liter engine?

[@bfitnessjoe]

No. LE = 1.8 liter , SE = 2.0 liter. I opted for the 1.8 as I tend to like smaller engines in smaller chassis vehicles. I loved my old 3 cylinder Geo Metro :). Used to fill up with 7 dollars

[@NapkinEdStern]

@@bfitnessjoe I figured out what the dealership did. He upgraded me to the SE so he could charge me a couple thousand more dollars. I should've read the specs better.

[@thatfunnyguyfred]

I have the 2022 Toyota Corolla XSE and I love it

[@dvisno]

I have seen many videos about the corolla 2022 (ordered one). This video by far is the best. So useful info and so into it, well explained. Thank you!

[@BrassBoy-ot4sy]

I too have ordered one, just last week. It will likely be a couple of months' wait, though.

[@wacalla26]

I have a 2020 se with 37,500 miles and all I've done is oil changes every 5500 miles, intake and cabin fliter replacement and tire rotations. All normal interval stuff. Runs great no compaints.

[@bobbyb.4377]

I have the 21 Corolla Apex xse. Going over bumps its stiff but over all i enjoy it .

[@akronorka]

I’ve got a 2020 1.8l LE. I got a great deal right before the market went nuts, purchased cpo with under 2k miles for 18.5k. Got some oem 2019 16” hatch wheels and run the stock Firestone’s on those, mounted toyo snow tires to the steelies. I’ve put about 20k on myself, and drive an absurd amount for my new job. I haven’t had any issues and average around 35/36 mpg combined. It’s got a smooth ride for such a small car sans the terrible roads in my state. It’s also fairly comfortable compared to the Mazda 3s I’ve had in the past. The safety sense 2.0 feature are ok, but not very useful in traffic or back roads. Pretty unsafe in most situations honestly. Once early on the system locked up the brakes when a car in front of me was turning right slowing down. I think it has since learned my habits of letting that gap close faster then it deems safe. Hoping to have mine for a long time as I plan to average 30-40k/year. I think because of that I plan to change the oil every 7-8k. 10k just doesn’t feel right. I’ve gotten it sprayed down twice before each winter it’s seen with fluid film. Probably won’t do it again but wanted to get it done the first couple years of it’s life, especially before it’s first winter where I live. Handles great in the snow with proper rubber, pass up many “more capable” vehicles in heavy snow. It’s biggest issue is the ground clearance and the shit paint. It’s basically watered down nail polish. But the EPA is responsible for that.

[@PikaPikaLOL]

Just got a 2022 Corolla L not too long ago. Love it so far, and while it’s not super fancy, even compared to the higher models, I really love it so far. Great as the first car I’ve bought, and there’s a good chance I’ll get another Corolla in the future

[@PTheGoat]

Hey me too!

[@CK-mi3si]

I have had a few Corollas since 2016. It has never failed me mechanically. It is an economic car, probably less desirable in the nicer car department. Basic car to get from A to B. I drove the 2020 Hyundai Elantra much rather have that tbh.

[@scottkailey1]

My wife's 06 LE has 437,000 miles on it and still going strong!! Water pump and airbags were both replaced on recall or warranty, other than that nothing but front wheel bearings were replaced at 320,000.

[@jbshp2011]

that is awesome. this is why the corolla is the best reliable and best car in the class bar none

[@BrassBoy-ot4sy]

Nice! I have a 94 Corolla with only 170,000 kms on it (105k miles?) and it still drives well.

[@kaylawingard1421]

Loving my 2022 carolla Le 6k mile going strong. I drive it like I drove my previous car. 2006 Honda Accord it had 230k miles on it. Miss my sunroof but digg the new assistant features in my carolla.

[@PatrickRyan150]

I purchased a 2022 Honda Civic Sport Sedan in December after selling my 2019 CHR to Carvana at a huge profit. I wanted to stay with a Toyota, but only had 7 days to accept the offer on my CHR or risk the offer dropping. My Toyota dealer which isn't marking cars up over MSRP didn't have anything available within the 7 days, but I found the Civic at MSRP & purchased it. I immediately had airbag sensor problems causing multiple day long service visits thanks to a subpar Honda service department that couldn't resolve these issues immediately I ended up selling it for $4,500 more than I paid and getting a 2022 Corolla SE Nightshade Edition & I absolutely love it!

[@saadtheman1]

toyotas for life

[@laurenl3785]

I only had Saturns, until I couldn’t get Saturns anymore. I freaked out with what to get and decided on a Toyota Corolla 2016 model. I’ve been sold ever since. I just traded in my 2016 L model, for a 2022SE model. I’m so in love with so in love with my car. Absolutely in love.

[@valseyer4486]

I have a Saturn Aura, last of its kind

[@laurenl3785]

@@valseyer4486 They are great cars!

[@FlareSlayer]

I have the 22 Corolla Le freaking love it I put got thousands mike on it and I’m getting about 45 mpg

[@marklintwo]

2020 Corolla SE sedan, manual transmission, zero problems, 18K miles.

[@troot1967]

I bought my 2022 Corolla SE 6 speed manual a couple of months ago. A great car so far. Great on gas and fun to drive (only cause its a 6 speed manual). I hope these new dynamic force engines are as reliable as the corolla engines of the past.

[@blenyirga4919]

How much did you get it for in total cause I’m planning on buying one now?

[@lrcreamer]

I have a 22 manual hatchback on order…I hope I get it big wait time

[@93455Driver]

Any GR Corolla news?

[@jillxz9424]

I just bought a Corolla LE and it has plenty of power. but it has a very rough ride. I went from. Honda CRV EXL to this Corolla and it’s like going back to the Stone Age. It feels like I’m riding on Fred Flintstone wheels lol.

[@stevem7508]

Yes and I love it

[@stephenc893]

Just bought a 22 corolla se in July 2nd 22. So far so good but some rattling but not real bad and not all the time and started 3 days ago. May take to Toyota to look at.

[@mikejaynekennedy4790]

My 2019 Corolla Hatch had a CVT transmission failure (replacement covered under warranty) and a recall to replace the fuel pump. I was expecting better.

[@vagabond1776]

Toyota is the Japanese version of Ford…great trucks but terrible cars. They are victims of their own success…care too much for shareholders and not enough for customers.

[@vagabond1776]

@Nombre Apellido I didn’t say Toyota cars weren’t reliable. They have simply been watered down the last couple of decades, from interior to engines. None of their cars have been very memorable before 2020. I miss the 90’s when Toyota was building amazing cars like the All-Trac Turbo Celica and turbo MR2 and Supra. However, 2022 is looking VERY bright. As for the Corolla, I’m sorry, but I would avoid any Toyota’s with a CVT regardless of how many miles the previous models have…and their interiors are inferior to the Civic and Mazda 3. The Mazda 3 is my first choice by far.

[@gregmccarter3243]

Got a 2020 Corolla and love puting a ankle weight on the steering wheel drives for hours on the HW un assisted....:-)

[@mustangsally1075]

I had a 2008 Honda Civic and the engine block cracked. Honda dealership asked for $8000.00 to replace engine. Honda civic's better days have passed. Now its just Honda junk. I do not recommend Honda at all. buyer beware.

[@stefanos723]

How many miles were on your 2008 Honda Civic when the engine cracked?

[@mustangsally1075]

@@stefanos723 Only 117K

[@raghurajbhandari7411]

What is the place at 6:09 ?

[@chrisclifton6952]

I have had my 2022 SE for three months now. Previous car Honda Civic 2006. Hear we go. Less snap on take off, sturdy cornering, CVT with bump and paddle shift awesome, sport mode even better, sport mode with traction control off even faster, sport tuned suspension and exhaust to top it all off. Sport with Economy now having the ability to tune everything down to zero and drive conservative with the ability to monitor it along the way. Economy and performance when you need it. Very versatile automobile without a high operating cost. Unfortunately I was forced to purchase before the hybrid came out. Running full synthetic, If my Corolla ever wears out I can't wait to see what the hybrid model offers.

[@matthennagersguitarlessons]

I LOVE my 2022!

[@moviebod]

I have one as a hire car atm but I am not sure I could grow to love it if I had one full time, despite its superficially good looks. If you are thinking of buying one, there is definately an ugly side view of this car which is quite pronounced. I drive to my house down a very narrow metalled road and have found the lane departure warning to be useful but not very effectice. My pre-conseption was that this should take charge but still enagage you, however, it takes charge but at the same time seems like it can't be bothered to be in charge. Apart from the odd minor alert it is pretty lack luster, and non involved and if you do let go of the wheel as a test it tells you quickly that you must hold it.

[@purplejwhayes]

My 2021 Corolla Hybrid had a squeak behind the dashboard on the driver’s side. It was taken care of by warranty they had to tighten screw behind the dash. My passenger seat also needs seat rails because of a rattle. Again, taken care of by warranty.

[@catherinebedoya2156]

Dis you get the extended warranty?

[@purplejwhayes]

@@catherinebedoya2156 It was covered under normal warranty.

[@purplejwhayes]

Yes, I got extended warranty.

[@thndercat1]

Toyota camera, Corolla, and Honda

[@victorvalletto8511]

I have a 2022 Corolla le and honestly the gas mileage around town isn’t spectacular. Average 26-27 mpg. Haven’t had any maintenance problems other than the cheap tires that came from the factory.

[@janwikstedt9910]

I must have missed something, why have you guys not posted any new rebuild videos for not far from a year now???????

[@ShiftingLanes]

We have changed this channel into a full manufacturer review and knowledge channel. Our builds, personal cars, and other such videos will be back on a new channel in early 2022. Stay tuned!

[@thundergato84]

I do wonder what the next Corolla revision will bring. Right now the new Civic is killing it.

[@mustangsally1075]

I had a 2008 Honda Civic and the engine block cracked. Honda dealership is asking for $8000.00 to replace engine. Honda civic's better days have passed. Now its just Honda junk. I do not recommend Honda at all. buyer beware.

[@thundergato84]

@@mustangsally1075 You are right. Honda quality has gone down.

[@filthygaijin6566]

@@mustangsally1075 I had a similar experience with the 2006 Civic LX. One day smoke was coming from the engine and the dealership told me the engine block melted. Turns out the blocks were made with aluminum and it was a common issue, so Honda covered 75% of the cost. Years later, I discovered that the 2009 Honda Fit had a design defect that cracked the windshield after so long. I went through 3 windshields on that car before I traded it in.

[@leonardoantonietti400]

I love Honda but toyota is winning right now period

[@scottkailey1]

The airbag recall is 100% free but it took the dealer 6 weeks to get the parts!

[@dic9165]

Airbag recall on which corolla?

[@scottkailey1]

@@dic9165 2006

[@yogitam2372]

I have a question to all the new 2022 Corolla owners out there. Here in LA, when the weather gets above 95 degrees, my old 2006 Matrix, the AC cannot keep up and the interior gets pretty warm. How strong is the AC for those living in the hot areas, like Arizona, Vegas where it is constant heat? Does the AC keep up? That is a big factor in my car buying decision nowadays as I approach 60.

[@Andrew_460]

Well I live in Canada and the ac in my 22 corolla can barely keep up with the mild heat we have here. Today it was 35C which is about 95F and i had the ac on full blast coldest setting and it took a sold half hour of idling and driving for me to feel even a slight difference in temp inside the car. The car has been back to the dealer to check the ac system and they said everything seems to be working as it should. So basically the ac sucks in these cars. My sisters 2016 corolla is the same way. All I gotta say is dont buy a toyota. Do what I should have done and go buy a civic.

[@yogitam2372]

@@Andrew_460 Thank you for the reply. Yeah, I will go Honda Civic. Thanks!

[@Ghost_x_92]

I have a 2021 Toyota Corolla Apex and I had to replace a alternator in it and it’s only a year old now

[@Ghost_x_92]

But after they fixed it I love that car it’s fun to drive

[@jaydenjd6524]

Ae92

[@Snowy-oq4ur]

Yo am first

[@HomesteadsnGear]

2022 toyota Corolla le 1.8 engine not 2.0. Get these last few 1.8s there nice engines and well known. 2.0 is flashy and expensive to fix.

[@naveenthemachine]

The corolla apex is an absolute joke imo. Rides worse than a type R… and costs 30K… and could use a bigger engine like the 2.5 from the Camry …🤦‍♂️

[@mashrufanan50]

🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@Andrew_460]

I bought a 22 corolla se and its been the worst car ive ever owned. Its been back to the dealer over a dozen times. The transmission blew up on the way home from the dealer on the day i bought it and its the 6 speed manual not the problematic cvt. Its got a really loud knocking coming from the top end of the engine. It burns oil and uses coolant. The windshield wiper switch snapped off and its not covered under warranty. It gets horrible fuel milage and i drive very conservatively. The sunroof leaks when it rains. I cant drive it on gravel roads because the cabin fills with dust instantly to the point where i can hardly see. The road noise and wind noise is deafening. The paint is flaking off the front of the hood. The left side skirt came loose. The head liner came loose. And this is all in the first 8000 kms. This is the first and last toyota i will ever buy.

[@BrassBoy-ot4sy]

This is very likely a unique case of a damaged unit. One shouldn't judge all Toyotas by this one experience.

[@Andrew_460]

@@BrassBoy-ot4sy not unique at all. The toyota service advisor told me toyotas are junk these days. The older toyotas might have been ok but the newer ones are garbage. I know plenty of other people who have had nothing but problems with their toyotas. Mostly with tundras and tacomas.

[@FlyingGentile]

@@BrassBoy-ot4sy yeah just an unfortunate event for that person. Have not had a single problem and mines is a 6mt 2020 purchased in spring of 2019 🤷🏾‍♂️.

[@Andrew_460]

@TheMallard 33 except for the fact that lots of toyota owners are having these issues and more all the time. The proof is on the toyota forums. I had a look on some of these forums to see if other owners are having the same issues. They are. Also a co worker of mine just bought a brand new 2022 tundra and it is falling apart. He has had nothing but issues. The overall fit and finish and build quality is horrible. So its not just corollas that are junk its all toyotas. Your 1 in a million claim is ridiculous. Also ive been fighting with toyota for warranty. So far warranty has been completely useless. For example the wiper multi function switch broke off and toyota refused to replace it under warranty. I had to pay $350 for a new one and install it my self. People dont want to hear it but new toyotas are junk.

[@Spartan69117]

@@Andrew_460 If I go based on my experience, Toyota’s have been highly reliable. I have a new Toyota and my mother has one as well and she drives a lot. Also the reliability ratings are very high, so we take your opinion or consumer reports/my own experience. You’re arguing from emotions.

[@marthamclaughlin7010]

the cvt tranny sucks the so called cloth interior is like plactic

[@anonymous-bk2dl]

My 2022 corolla is a piece of junk. I hate it. The build quality is a joke. It feels like a chevy. Ill never buy another toyota.

[@TheNLHAZE]

Was going to buy one I have a 20,00 Now I was going to trade it in because I want a 6 speed can u please tell me why you hate this car so much thanks in advance !!

[@8886MrShawn]

@@TheNLHAZE don’t listen to this guy. Just a miserable person lol they’re amazing cars. I just bought one yesterday.