Toyota Corolla Hatchback

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Whether you are in the market for a new car or just want a way to spend 
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Approximately 3,400 model-year 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback cars are 
 being recalled for their continuously variable automatic transmissions.

Big news for compact-car shoppers comes in the form of the 2020 Toyota 
 Corolla sedan, a redesign that Toyota unveiled just a couple of weeks ago 
 and that now adds a hybrid variant at the 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show.

When the 2019 Honda CR-V went on sale Nov. 13, we were there for it 
 with a roundup of coverage to date. So, apparently, were our readers.

Fresh off the debut of its overseas sibling, the Auris, the Toyota Corolla 
 Hatchback is all-new for 2019. It replaces the Corolla iM.

Ahead of the 2018 L.A. Auto Show, Toyota unveiled a much-anticipated 
 redesign of the Corolla sedan this week. Here's everything you need to 
 know.

Fresh off revealing the completely redesigned 2020 Corolla, Toyota 
 announced that a hybrid version would also be part of the new Corolla line 
 — the first hybrid Corolla available for U.S. shoppers.