2010 Toyota Corolla consumer reviews

I OWN A 2010 COROLLA S. BOUGHT IT CERTIFIED AND IT IS AN AMAZING CAR. ONLY ISSUE I HAVE WITH IT IS IT HAS NO PICK UP UNTIL AFTER 40MPH. BESIDES THAT ITS AN AMAZING CAR :)

I was the owner of a 1999 Toyota Corolla before I purchased the 2010 Toyota Corolla, and it lasted me about ten years! I was determined to find another Corolla because of the reputation and value that it holds. I've driven almost 1300 miles, and it feels great! I am loving the simplicity of the car, but the great mileage it has. I am currently averaging 33 MPG on the highway, and that's saving me money! The car rides smooth (obviously, on bumpy roads, it will be bumpy); it's as if I am riding on air. It was hard to let go of the 99 Corolla, but I definitely am satisfied with this car, and will feel that I will have another 10+ years with THIS Corolla.

I had two Toyota's a long time ago. In fact it was the first car I bought new. I had my second one for over 10 years and it was still a pleasure to drive. If i didn't have an accident i probably would still be driving it. That is why I choose another one. I wanted that feeling of reliability again when i went places.

On our first trip we averaged 40.3 mph not to shabby I would say. The car is roomy and vision is excellent as well as comfort. Our last Corolla had 167000 miles on it and the A/C never touched only thing we had to do was normal like tires and brakes and battery we follow the manual to maintain the car. One word sums it up EXCELLENT>

Pros: - good gas mileage - nice exterior styling - smooth & comfortable ride - comfortable & stylish seats - dash w/ trip computer and mph measurements - quiet and smooth shifting auto transmission - adjustable steering wheel & seat height - aux jack for MP3 players - clear stereo sound with surprisingly sufficient bass. - non-intrusive but extremely useful traction control and ABS (standard!). - quiet & ample power from 1.8 Litre engine - overall, as an ECONOMY CAR offers value. Cons: - OEM tires are marginal. When replaced with higher quality, then ride, cornering & stopping greatly improve. i sold off OEM tires @ 13K miles to a young chap that had bald tires on his clunker. Bought Yokohama YK580 from Discount Tire. Much better. In all, it's a reliable, stylish, comfortable, fuel efficient commuter car. It is peppy enough to comfortably handle highways and the transmission is quiet and smooth (significantly better than Ford, GM, or Chrysler offerings). I've owned my 2010 LE from 1/26/11 bought new and it has treated me well.

Just bought a (certified)used 2010 Corolla LE. Overall I'm very satisfied with this car. I did a TON of research before buying and comon sence was the deciding factor. It's got everything I desire in a commuter car. Power windows/locks, cruise, heated mirrors, great stereo, good looks, great handling. Best of all I'm averaging 34 mpg combined!! The only negative I've got is legroom. But, I'm 6/4 size 15 shoe. That's to be expected. Luckily I found a website to extend my seat back 4 inches(200 bucks though) it will be worth it. I've owned 2 camry's(190k/210k mi.)and my last car was a 92 Lexus ls400(250k). My goal will be to go past 250k on this little baby. There's a reason why it's one of the best selling cars in the world...Toyota rules!!

I previously drove a Toyota Camry. I come from a Toyota family. My dad has a Camry, & my mom has a Venza. The Corolla is cuter, zippier, & gets more miles to the gallon than the Camry.

I'll break this down in pros and cons: Pros: - good gas mileage - nice exterior styling - comfortable ride - comfortable & stylish seats (S interior) - clean and clear dash w/ trip computer and mph measurements - quiet and smooth shifting auto transmission - adjustable leather steering wheel w/ radio controls - aux jack for MP3 players - clear sound with surprisingly sufficient bass (6 speaker, non-JBL system) - non-intrusive but extremely useful traction control and ABS (standard!) Cons: - mediocre performance from small engine - hard plastics on commonly touched surfaces (armrests) - OEM tires are pretty bad in rain after ~32,000 miles - overall, not a thrilling ride In all, it's a reliable, stylish, comfortable, fuel efficient commuter car. It is peppy enough to comfortably handle highways and the transmission is quiet and smooth (significantly better than Ford, GM, or Chrysler offerings). I've owned my 2010 S for over 3 years and it has treated me extremely well.

We bought the 2010 Corolla LE with 25,000 miles on it. We test drove a Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra, Nissan Sentra, and a Ford Focus. This car had the least road noise out of all the aforementioned cars. I researched cars for about 1 month before we made the purchase. We were actually going to the dealer to test drive a 2011 Nissan Sentra but neither one of us felt that the build quality was up to par. After test driving a Civic that we didn't like,the salesman brought a Corolla around for us to test drive. I hadn't even looked at Corollas but all it took is one test drive and we were sold! THis car has all the features we need and a huge trunk for cargo storage. There is a reason this car is the best selling vehicle in the world. I highly recommend this car!

this car is reliable and has great gas milege. you can feel comfortable with the engine and manuverability