I have multiple pros to owning the Corolla -- the first being the reliability and long-lasting life of the car. Its low maintenance and low cost when it does need maintenance, as the pasts are cheaper.

I've had the Toyota Corolla for a few years now, and it has definitely held up. Before it was mine, my grandpa owned it, and he wasn't the best driver. This car has been through multiple crashes, and it's still going strong. Of course, I would prefer having leather seats since fabric just makes everything warmer, but it's not that big of a deal. There's also times when the breaks will make a strange high-pitched noise, which was fixed last year, yet it has started up again. I'm not sure if it's because I sometimes hit the breaks too hard or maybe I'm too rough with them; I'm not quite sure. At times, I like how there's not a camera in the back since it makes me have to actively look myself, although it would be nice to have one if I buy a new car in the future. The car itself performs well and will speed up relatively quickly. The breaks also work great, and if anyone ever suddenly pulls out in front of you unexpectedly, then you can come to a pretty quick stop. Overall, this is a great and reliable car to own.