I feel comfortable in the drivers seat, and love the dashboard. But I don’t like the fact that rain is caught in the door and you can hear it “swoosh” when turning. I first thought I had a gallon of juice in the back. Plus, I can’t find a cargo cover for the hatchback.

I have had my 2019 toyota corolla hatchback for well over two years and I am generally happy and satisfied with the car especially its gas mileage performance, its looks and its handlng on the road. A few issues that have bothered me from the get go was road noise. I have the SE with the OME 17" tires and hopefully the new set I will get will reduce it somewhat but the overall cabin is simply not padded enough and that gets too loud on the highway. the other complaint is the lack of Android Auto which having not purchased the navigation option forces me to rely on a clumsy erratic toyota app and Scout nav app. when they work they're fine but they've been very glitchy. Also I wish I could see the front of the hood. But for my all around city and highway driving needs its been a good car overall.

My Corolla Hatch XSE is a terrific car. The interior design and build quality is exceptional, with dual zone climate control, leather heated front seats, and apple car play. The exterior styling caught my eye from the moment Toyota announced the new Corolla Hatch. I think it’s the best looking Corolla that Toyota has ever made, and it comes with so many options as standard. Cons- the manual transmission is a bit clunky, not nearly as good as the current Yaris (Mazda 2), and the intelligent manual transmission feature is just annoying. Thankfully, that feature stays off by default. Road noise is a little on the loud side with the 18 inch wheels, although I read it may be quieter in the SE trim that has different wheels and tires. Also, the rear legroom is definitely cramped in comparison to the sedan. Overall, it’s a great car that has lots of tech and safety features included. I’d definitely recommend.