2020 Toyota Corolla Hybrid consumer reviews

Love this car! It's economical, comfortable and exceedingly safe. The adaptive cruise control and lane assist, along with Apple Car Play integration make my daily back and forth relaxing. It's the best car I've ever owned!

This vehicle is absolutely incredible. I owned a Prius C, a Prius Prime and this vehicle is no different than the Prime minus the charging plug. The vehicle is much responsive than the Prius Prime due to its weight and thin panels that reduce drag. The fact that this is not a hatch you dont get dinged on the insurance. On-ramps are really amazing to get on once on power mode and even on standard mode the car performs pretty well to be a hybrid. Prius C is junk compared to this. Corolla is just amazing with the technology you get standard. I paid $23000 Out the door and with the mileage I get at 70mph drive all the time is still at 56.7mpg over 1243 miles on odometer. I floor it and drive like i normally due, i do not baby it at all and the get up and go is amazing. I did test drive the insight hybrid by honda and it max out at 43MPG doing 70mph. If you want to commute get this corolla. I drive 400 miles a week and i spend $97 a month. no brainer. Materials are hard plastic but if you think about it thats less fabric to have to be caring for. Simple wipe and you good to go. Seats are comfortable for my 160 mile round trip on one drive and thats a plus. LED headlights are stupid bright and light the path like day time. Toyota sense is 50/50 as it never match hondas but do yourself a favor and dont trust a car to do its driving until 2025 or so. Space is just crazy good, incredible trunk space for not loosing any from batteries for the hybrid system. No spare tire on mine but never had to use one in my entire life, check your tires and you should be fine as most tire issues are from not maintaining or properly inflated tires. Car is xxxxxxxx, and just nice car. Get one and forget about any other because the fact is, toyota is king on hybrids.

Bought this car for my three kids this summer as I wanted safety and reliability. In getting this vehicle, the used it all summer putting a couple thousand miles a month on it. The gas mileage we get I have never seen in a car, especially that economically. The car was built well and our dealer (Lombard Toyota) was fantastic through the process. The hybrid has almost all the safety features as cars significantly higher in price. So glad we purchased it, as a gasoline sipper, and so are the kids who benefited from using it along with the electronic features. Toyota came out with an incredible design that should be considered for anyone looking in this size range of vehicle.

I traded in my 2013 Prius C. Same fuel efficiency, more legroom and seemingly all the bells and whistles, except for the map. There is however an app, I have not figured out how to work it yet, but my first trip will get me up to speed there.

We drive a gas model 2020 Corolla that was at the dealership. We were very impressed by the way it handled, the great ride, features and price. Then the salesperson told us about the hybrid. We ordered a white one with gray interior. Four days later, we got a call that our car was at the dealership. Wow is all I can say about this vehicle! We are already exceeding the 53 mpg in town, we’ve seen as high as 59 mpg. That’s over 700 miles of range! We do drive it in ECO mode, which changes the throttle response. NORMAL is sufficient for everyday driving , and POWER uses both electric and gas to give you very supply acceleration! It takes regular fuel. The engine and transmission are the exact same set up as the Prius. We personally don’t care for the looks of the current Prius. This looks like the gas model Corolla. The only way to know it’s a hybrid is from the blue lined emblem and the two hybrid badges. Our vehicle came with 4 years of Toyota Care Platinum, which means for 4 years or 45k miles, all maintenance is free. Also, the hybrid components (batteries and electric motor) have an 8 yr/100,000 mile warranty. Our dealership also offers the free unlimited year/mile powertrain warranty, nationwide. The only requirement is that you maintenance the car on time. It was interesting to learn that the car doesn’t use any belts. (No fan belt, compressor, timing or alternator) which means low maintenance cost. In our estimation, we will need tires before we need brakes, as they are regenerative and very sturdy. It’s our first hybrid, so it’s been weird starting the car and it’s completely silent. It can even run the air conditioning. The heater requires the engine to be running. All 4 windows are auto up/down. It comes with automatic headlights, auto high beam (they work really well!) and Apple CarPlay. It comes with two USB cables for your Apple products. It has Lane Trace Assist, which uses cameras to keep you centered in the lane. I like the feature, but only plan to use it on long trips to combat driver fatigue. It also has Radar Cruise Control that maintains a set distance (3 to choose from) from the car ahead of you. It will bring you to a full stop and once traffic begins to move, simply press the resume button, and the car will get you back up to your selected speed. It has Road Sign Recognition, can read up to 8 different signs, and can display up to 3 in the instrument cluster. When you exceed the speed limit, it outlines the sign in the display with red marking. Very good to have in unfamiliar areas or if you live in a larger city where the speed limits change frequently. I can’t impress on you enough to give this car a test drive. Toyota has come a long way with their vehicles concerning safety, comfort and technology. I’d dare say this vehicle is as quiet as any Lexus, and rides almost as well. Shout out to Sunny King Toyota in Oxford, AL for their tremendous service and courteous staff. We traded a 2016 Camry SE, and they have fair trade value. Kina Morris was our salesperson, who was very friendly, funny and made buying the car a lot less stressful.

This car met all of my needs, has great trunk space, and I like the color. I am glad I down graded to a smaller car, and the mileage is great.

I've only driven is for three days, but I like everything about it and am still learning all the interesting things about it, which is making it even better.

Worst car ever feels like your driving on the floor. Very uncomfortable for any long drive you walk out a cripple after a 1 hour drive regret buying.

Needed: a no-nonsense, simple and very reliable car was needed. The Corolla 2020 Hybrid LE delivers. While still under 1'000 Miles, it averages 58 MPG, and in (small) sedan-style it does deliver well, e.g. acceleration onto highway ramps. At under $25'000 some "concessions" have to be made in terms of comfort and space: yet performance/price are in very good order. Therefore, I am convinced: Toyota scored a winner (and I would buy again, right away).

This car has better gas mileage than we expected and has 41.4 inch legroom in rear seat. I am a little over 6 feet tall and find front and rear seat room quite comfortable.