2017 Toyota Corolla consumer reviews

This the smallest car I've owned and I absolutely love it! Great car and I would definitely recommend it. As a matter of fact go buy a Toyota today!

Has lots of bells and whistles. Disappointed in the lack of an onboard Nav system. Doesn't provide for towing behind a motorhome. Seats are narrow and uncomfortable for an older person.

This car met all of my needs. It is exactly what I was looking for. I love the touch screen features. It is very spacious.

This car is the best. I have leased it for one year and I have had no problems with it so far. I wasn't have as much as a flat tire.

Everything you need and more. Beautiful design, Great comfort, a lot of room, very good gas mileage. Almost 60,000 miles and works like I just purchased.

So everyone who is looking to buy this car, please read! This is a fairly good car but it does have issues, the first issue being my rotors need to be resurfaced after only 16k miles on a car, car started to make squeaky noice and I was told it's not covered under warranty, so paying out of my own pocket. Second when waiting for green traffic light car starts vibrating intermittently, which I am not even sure what the xxxx it is. Thrird, it has more to do with design than anything else, but it has very low clearance and slightest curb leave dents and scretches on front bumper cover. And there are issues with electric, since my flash drive and my car charger have been burnt down, and when I am playing music from the flash drive, the song might stop after 20 seconds, skip to the next one or just create weird noises. Again on overall, the car isn't bad, but it's too many issues for the car with such low mileage, which is less than 2yo.

The car is so comfortable, reliable, tells me when I move out of the lane, easy to drive, lights go on and brighten automatically!I couldn't ask for more!

It feels really smooth to drive, and the design is much nicer than the older models. Overall I'm happy with my transition from the RAV4 to the Corolla.

Around American for 38 years and I will never go back. Sorry I left you Toyota. The seats in the car are an almond color and they do get dirty. I use a cleaner called, "One Grand upholstery shampoo" from wwwonegrand.com and keeps the seats very very clean. No need for seat covers. I like driving my vehicles easy, and it reminds me of my first car a 1969 Toyota Corona. It's a great economy car.

I don't know why these seat covers attract so much filth, but even a week after a professional cleaning, they look like something was slaughtered on it. The dashboard is leather, and the steering wheel cover is leather. The black and gray color scheme looks great, but the light gray seats show every spill and piece of lint. We don't even eat in the car. For some reason they chose to put awful fabric on the seats, so only a year after purchase, I have to drop a lot of money on proper seat covers. Toyota made a Horrible choice.