New and used 2025 Toyota Corolla Hybrid for sale near Azalea Park, FL

Alahandro was professional but extremely friendly throughout the process of selling my Acura and buying the Toyota Rav4. Everyone was friendly and ready to answer my questions.

It’s kind of funny. It’s a Corolla Hybrid, but looks so sporty that I find a lot of people look to race me when the light turns green…it’s a Corolla, and it’s not quick…at all. But, that’s a testament to its appearance. It’s very nice looking in the SE trim. The performance and CVT are prohibitive to excitement, but it is economical and adequate for normal city and highway driving. The road noise is pretty bad, but the suspension supple and it absorbs road imperfections well. The seats in front and the rear are comfortable. It does lack storage space as well. The glove box is basically just big enough to hold your registration. The center console is very small as well. The base sound system is its biggest flaw. It is terrible. I don’t know if the upgraded stereo is much better or worth the upgrade, but with as much road noise as there is, a better/louder stereo is needed to hear the music and drown out the other noise. I am averaging about 44-45 MPG in the AWD SE Hybrid.

Compared prices and Winter Park Toyota had the best price. The cross loaded was less than a strip downed corolla at another dealership. Satisfied with price and salesperson.

Great experience, helpful staff! Fast financing approval. Very transparent. Very knowledgeable. Comfortable atmosphere. Clean inside and out. Vehicle pricing up front with no games. No over selling. Car fax included. Very honest

Recently purchased a new Sequoia from AutoNation Toyota, and the entire experience was excellent. Everyone we worked with was professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. Our salesman, Angel, was truly wonderful—he made the process smooth and enjoyable. This is the second vehicle we’ve purchased here, and based on our experiences, we’ll certainly return for our next. Highly recommend!

Seems like most of the team that shows the car and rides along for the test drive struggle with their English. I had to ask them to repeat their question or comment on a number of occasions to understand what they were trying to ask/say. When first inquiring about the car it was still in the build phase, and someone had already purchased it. I gave them my number and asked them to contact me if the deal fell through. I started receiving random calls from the dealer about service specials and trade in opportunities but nothing about the car. Next thing you know the car was sitting on the lot and available. No phone message about the car's availability was provided. It was persistence on my part that resulted in a purchase. Car purchasing is a painful process.