2013 Toyota Corolla consumer reviews

A reliable car. Small without being tiny. Comfortable with simplicity. Economical. Great gas economy. I expect this car to last a long time.

Absolutely great car! Best bang for your buck and fuel economy! I would definitely recommend Toyota Corollas to anyone looking for quality reliable transportation!

I'm obsessed with my car, the moment I saw it I knew it was the car for me! It's a great car and a smooth ride :)

So far, very smooth running reliable used car, with built in theft-deterrent (manual transmission). Strong AC, good on both interstate in local roads - no concerns.

Consumer Reports rates the Toyota Corolla is one of the most reliable with best service record for overall purchase

the toyota corolla is a stylish fast, efficient and reliable car, its interior and exterior styling is just the perfect styling for the car, it is very affordable to maintain and for a car to be at that level of great efficiency and still affordable to maintain, then its a very awesome vehicle, i would recommend this vehicle to other driver as i have tasted and felt the accuracy of this car... try this car and you would be glad you did...

I love the 2013 Toyota Corolla!! A very reliable car and a great drive. Its prefect for me and will be for everyone else. It looks great, drives great, and is comfortable.

Every body should try it. So as to really on my side. I know every body can say "Yes". But in order to really understand what Am talking about, drive it and taste it.

2013 corolla owned for 4 years now, and did not encounter any issues...Legendary Toyota reliability. Car runs smooth though not sporty, provides an excellent ride especially on highways.

Michael Kruzich 1-21-15 WR-121 Review #2 The New Toyota Corolla 2013 LE Model I Bought Pros: Good gas mileage, reliable, sedan Cons: design style, no backend camera, and navigation computer Choosing a car: The first thing when choosing my car was to decided on what type of car I should get. The three most provident types of cars out there are SUV, Trunks, and sedans. It?s important to know what you?ll need for what you want to do with the car such as to move it to point A to point B, hauling heavy loads, or handing a lot people traveling in your car. I decided that I needed a sedan because they are most common vehicles out there and I was only traveling to get from my house to LBCC and back, which meant I would only be driving a short distance. Price: The first thing I did when selecting my car was to come up with price limited I had on the car. The limited was give by my father, which was $16,000 dollars to get me a new car. I knew that I could go lower and find a car that was just as good with full amount. However after looking around for a while I came to realize that there wasn?t much options for car at that price range that was brand new. Although it did help me narrow down the choices for me in pick a car. Requirements for my car: What were the requirements I needed for the car? It first had to be brand new to make sure I wasn?t buying anyone else?s problem, like for example a car that never had it?s oil changed. The second requirement is that I needed the car to have good gas mileage because I would be driving it a lot and I didn?t want to have a high gas bill with my limited income as student. I also want a car that was reliable and was going to last a long time into the future. After going to many car dealerships and looking at different models that I decide I want to get car of Toyota Corolla because they both get good gas mileage and have reliability reputation of lasting 250 thousandth miles on the car. Comparing it to other cars: The other cars that I look at were Jetta Volkswagen, Nissan Versa, Ford fiesta, and Dodge Dart. The first car I look at was Nissan Versa, which when I drove it was good at absorbing bumps in the road and had a backup camera. It had some problems such as it being so compact that you don?t get much room in the car. The other flaw in car was that when I looked underneath the hood I found rust there. The second car that looked at was Ford Fiesta, which looked small and compact but got forty miles a gallon. However after trying it out I decide that it wasn?t a good fit because the shock absorbers were poorly done, so that car was out. The third car that looked at was a blue Jetta 2012 but had been used as a rental. It drove well and the design of the car looked cool with dark blue exterior blue. The only thing wrong with it was it didn?t have as good of gas mileage as the other cars. However after pitch the idea for getting this car. My father said no to any used car, so that one was off the list of candidates. The fourth car was a dodge Dart which was small in it?s design but had good interior design. The only flaw in driving that car was that pedal for the car was too small for feet and foot kept falling off. Then after that it came down to Toyota Corolla, which pass my acceptations. It was roomy in the car with all space I had and it had good gas mileage of about 34-miles/ gallon. How it drives on the road: The car drove really well on the road, which I didn?t feel the bumps in the road like other cars because the shock absorbers are really well made. It had great visibility on road, which was good in driving around town and be able to park in difficult spots. The other factor that was good about the car was it had this model for when things were slippery on the road like for example if was rainy and car has a chance of Hydroplaning. The model lowers your car and wheel so that it doesn?t hydroplane. The other thing about the car was that it totals you how efficient your car is going on road, like how many miles per gallon you are getting, which on average was about 34 miles-per gallon.