2010 Toyota Corolla consumer reviews

My Toyota Corolla is a pleasure to drive, and anyone who's borrowed it has agreed. In two years, I've never had to take it to the shop for anything other than regular oil changes. It's very efficient and quiet, too. Only a few small flaws. My husband is tall and finds it a little cramped for him. It also has very low clearance off the ground, making it impractical in deep snow (which my previous car, a Chevy, could just eat up). Also, the back seats do fold down to make the trunk bigger, but they don't fold down flat enough to really take advantage of this feature. Other than that, though, this is a great car and I love to drive it!

I more or less bought this car because I had to. I was in the middle of a move cross country. The vehicle I owned was totaled. I needed a car to complete the move. I had neither the time, money, or inclination to go shopping for a new car or fuss around with a car loan. The corolla was available. The dealership was within walking distance to my previous home. And the price was right after the insurance company gave me the check for my totaled vehicle. In the past I owned large, luxury cars. However, I must admit this is a good little car. All the criticisms I read about the corolla I agree with. The steering has little feeling. The car squeaks and rattles. The interior looks cheap etc. . In spite of this, I like this car. It is reliable as heck, and it gets excellent gas mileage. It looks o.k. too. I think the car is a good value for the money. I have owned it now for 2 1/2 years. . After I got settled in my new home I was going to trade it in for a larger car. Instead I decided to put larger rims and tires on it to improve the ride. I also put simulated wood in the interior to make the car more palatable to me. Some day I will probably trade up because I prefer more room and luxury. But for now I am content with my corolla. The morale of the story for me is that if one prefers a large, luxury car then the corolla is not for you. But for $14,000 I think it is a good if not great car.

I bought my toyota corolla s 2010 november 4th. this is my first time buying a brand new car. this car is fun to drive. great gas mileage. i drove this car over 37000 mile without any problem. i drive everyday minimum 70 mile. i need to start on and off all the time. for work, school it is a great car. i love this car. some people might complain this is a small car, plastic interior, light weight. but i love to approved that is a awesome car to have.

Have owned XLE model for 10 months. Replaced a 97 Camry, which was an outstanding car, so it had some big shoes to fill. Car is quiet, solid, and handles well. Fuel economy is about the same as the old Camry, 26-28 in mixed town/freeway driving, and 34 straight highway, which is good, but I thought it might be a smidge better, since it's lighter and has a smaller engine. Have had no problems with it, completely reliable. I like the styling, exterior and interior. Seats are comfortable for long trips. Gauges and controls are simple and easy to use. Especially like the optional automatic climate control, with thermostat temperature setting. Only complaints are location of clock, which is too low for easy viewing, and ride can get a little choppy over washboard roads. Otherwise, great car.

It maintains great MPG even with a full load. The higher MPG model cars just can't offer the passenger/cargo capacity to price to mpg ratio that is needed in a realistic minded small family or couple's budget. Reliable for the last two years we have owned ours. For the price, one can not beat the reliability and mpg.

I absolutely love my Corolla. It is so comfortable. It is a great looking car and so nice to drive. I get 32 miles to the gallon...yes...I am laughing all the way to the bank!

Love 38 mpg highway. Comfortable and quiet. Sporty styling, handles well, decent acceleration, fits my mountain bike with seats down.Scrant

Most would see this and see hyperbole, but I'm not joking. I was in the driver's seat when another car T-boned me travelling at least 60 miles an hour. I flipped at least once. My door was destroyed, and the car was totalled. I walked away with a broken collarbone. This car was sturdy enough to take a significant hit that should have done significant neck/back damage. The side air bags cushioned my head and protected me from the broken glass that was my driver's side window. I escaped with relatively minor injuries due to a well built machine that took a massive hit. My gas mileage was superb, and the value I got back on the car was enough to replace it with a midsize Dodge (since I wanted to get a bigger car after my girlfriend got a subcompact). If you like the size, get this car. Spend a little extra if needed. It may just save your life.

after 2 years of daily driving, i get 33mpg combined. rides and handles well. good acceleration, comfortable seating, no rattles, no breakdowns. i bought a second used 2010 corolla for my son to commute to college in after the 1999 he was driving was passed down to his younger sibling. i test drove ALOT of other vehicles for both choices and kept going back to the corolla. my only complaint is... i wish the dash, doors and center arm rest had less hard plastic

This dealer advertises Corolla S model when the actual model is much lower "LE". go to cars.com and search for corolla and you will see this deals corolla S.