The Corolla strikes back
February 12th, 2009
Posted in Japanese Cars
One of the most successful and best selling cars in America is the Toyota Corolla, owing to its reliability and good resale value, as well as it’s no frills, no non-sense approach to driving – the Corolla is all about getting you from Point A to Point be in the most efficient way. Toyota is obviously not sleeping on the job with the newest Corolla on their lineup, the 2010 model. It is generally similar to the 2009 model, with a few improvements here and there. The new 2010 model performs like it’s older brothers, giving a balanced (some might say boring) driving experience in both city streets and highways. Fuel economy is again a major feature of the Corolla, with the least economical model boasting a 29-mile per gallon fuel consumption. The prices also are reasonable, ranging from $15,000 – $20,000 for a brand new model.
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One of the most successful and best selling cars in America is the Toyota Corolla, owing to its reliability and good resale value, as well as it’s no frills, no non-sense approach to driving – the Corolla is all about getting you from Point A to Point be in the most efficient way. Toyota is obviously not sleeping on the job with the newest Corolla on their lineup, the 2010 model. It is generally similar to the 2009 model, with a few improvements here and there. The new 2010 model performs like it’s older brothers, giving a balanced (some might say boring) driving experience in both city streets and highways. Fuel economy is again a major feature of the Corolla, with the least economical model boasting a 29-mile per gallon fuel consumption. The prices also are reasonable, ranging from $15,000 – $20,000 for a brand new model.
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