2010 Toyota Corolla consumer reviews

From passed experiences Toyota are very reliable cars and hopefully this will provide the same service over the years.

Excellent reliable car we enjoyed having it for more than 5 years. the only down side if you are tall, it might not be the best fit but overall its a great car

What a great deal!!! Very happy with my purchase, very little maintenance needed. I would like to make a few cosmetic changes to the vehicle, such as new fog lights and a detailing package.

This is a great value car for the cost, highly reliable and easy to care for. This was my second car ever, and I had to buy it in a hurry after a car accident left me stranded. I did some research, and wanted a comfortable car for Point A to Point B driving. I owned the car for around 60,000 miles before trading it in for a hatchback because of my expanding business. I did a lot of high way and city travel in this car - and had no real complaints, even for the long drives which could last up to 10 hours in a single stretch. I was able to load a lot into the car. At the time of my trade in, the car had 74,000 miles on it. I had no major problems with it, repairs, or mechanical failures. Most of the care of the car for things like changing the air filters are easy to do by yourself, youtube videos showing me how to manage it easily on my own - thus saving a lot of money over time. The only thing I had to replace in my time driving this car were the tires, and battery. The only negatives are things you can expect from a budget car - it's not a performance race car, even so I easily got up to speed for traffic and on ramps. The drive was noisy, but that's what you can expect from a budget car that is fuel efficient. If you want a sound proof race car, go buy one. I averaged around 36 mpg in this car. I did a lot of highway driving. From years of driving this car, I give it a solid positive rating for being efficient, comfortable, RELIABLE, and easy to care for.

Did the research and thru cars.com was able to find the exact model, color & price for the Corolla. Always check Cars.com in doing your research before car buying. Thanks guys!

We have a 2010 Toyota Corolla S.The S trim added features like 16 in. Alloy Wheels,a rear spoiler,fog lights, and more.The car looks nice and sporty from the outside.The car has great fuel efficiency. Unfortunately,the interior of the car sucks.There is a lot of hard plastic.The center armrest for the front seats is made of hard plastic and it is uncomfortable. Overall,I recommend this car because it's cheap.

This was my first experience buying a car actually so naturally I was a little nervous when I arrived, As soon as I got in I was treated to a very comfortable group of guys, Sam & Sammy are awesome guys and very good sales people. They were very patient with me as I was conflicted with which car to buy, The guys at Sam and Sammy were on the phone working out the best deal for me and in the end I walked out with the best car in my price race!, The 2010 Toyota they sold me was in excellent condition as if it was out of the showroom, If you're not sure where to go, GO HERE. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

This car buy far isn't the best car for features. This car is however a very reliable appliance. Its comfy and rides nice. If everyone in the world owed a corolla mechanics would be out of business. I'm mechanical myself and this car is by far more reliable then the competition. And I mean all brands. Yes it is more boring then all the other brands like they say. But boring is bs when you speak off reliability. If you want a world class highly reliable vehicle buy a corolla. If you want a poor reliability "fun to drive and many features" buy a Hyundai , Chevy or ford. The choice is yours but I choose high reliability and less under the hood time. I say yes to the boring styled featureless corolla.

Bought an LE with 5,000 mi on it and now it has 23,000 mi. Has been flawless and actually very comfortable for a small car. It's a little wind noisy at high speeds, and I have the 4 speed automatic and when driving 75mph the engine will be at 3,000 rpm or more. Not a huge fan of the electric steering, which did take some getting used to. It is by no means a fast car but it can get up and go just fine for normal driving situations. Over last summer I averaged 34 mpg with mixed driving, and with only highway driving I get 38 mpg. There is a reason Toyota has been using the same 1.8L engine and 4 speed transmission for so long: they just work and never die. The car does have some weird quirks about it: the ignition keyhole is not illuminated, there are only 3 windshield wiper settings, the stock stereo is pretty bad, and the interior has a lot of plastic panels which can creak/ rattle. Overall I just wanted a simple car that was cheap to maintain, got good gas mileage, and that was ultra reliable. So far it has met these expectations, and I plan on driving it into the ground.

My wife and I have had great success over the last eight years with Toyota vehicles. I recently traded in a 2006 CE Corolla with 85000 miles on it for a 2010 LE Corolla with 30000. The previous owner took very good care of and traded it in to a local dealership where we found it. Smooth, quiet, handles very well, seating is more comfortable than the 2006. Too soon to tell if the gas mileage ratings are accurate or not. Increased space noted for backseat passenger leg room compared to the 2006. As a 4 cylinder, it doesn't have the greatest acceleration over 50 mph. Overall, great value for money.