2001 Toyota Corolla consumer reviews

This is a great commuter car. It gets great gas mileage and has never broken down on us in over 15 years and 190,000 miles.

The corolla lasts so long that it is not just a car but it is your family, family never lets you down and neither does the Corolla

The car run great i decided to renew it found brand new engine in japan for 1300 dollars took 3 months to arrive and put kyb shocks the car performs awesome , was ring good at 260000 miles but with the new engine is a plus, im keeping this car for at least 10 years

Good value for price & less money for fuel.codt effective & good shape for parking.eventhough its old, it has all basic feature for daily use.

I always love corollas but this one was stick shift so it was a lot more fun than the older ones. I still miss my Lil Igloo.

have had this car for several years, always gotten from point A to point B with little to no fuss. Recently replaced the brakes, and rotors, oil change every 5k. It's a good little car, extremly ecnomical too. Power is just ok, seats are great for short trip can wear out on long ones. Interior well it's the ce model so no cruise or power windows, mirrors. well fewer things to break right? Overall, it's an awesome car

Very Reliable, gets the job done perfectly.I never had a major problem in the car. Ac works fine . You can always trust old Toyota cars.

The 2001 Corolla is an awesome car I bought my 2001 Corolla S brand new. 14 years later and 185,000 miles, it still runs like new, very reliable, economic and almost maintenance free. I still get 30+ Miles per gallon mixed city/highway driving, I've always used regular gasoline with no additives. The only part that I ever had to replace was the catalytic converter at around 160,000 miles, it cost me a total of around $250 to get a new one welded in at the local muffler shop. Other than that, all I ever had to do is regular maintenance like oil change, coolant flush, brake pads replacement?

After 12 years and 170K+ miles, no major problems until now. I have not experienced the high oil consumption reported by others. However, my catelytic converter has now gone south; I just learned it is extremely expensive ($1,500) for a new one, and it has to be welded into place, which means finding a skilled welder (with a corresponding additional labor cost) to install it. Small dash lights are also impossible to replace without pulling the entire console. Those started to go around 60K miles.

Like other users have remarked, my corolla burnt tons of oil, then at 135k miles, the engine blew. Was a decent car up until that point.