I really like this car, I bought it when I was graduating college and I have kept it for the past five years. It has been a solid mode of transportation. I have taken the car on several road trips and regardless of the types of roads I am on this car has stood up well. I am always impressed with how durable it is. If Saturn were still making cars I would be looking towards them when I go to purchase my next vehicle.

With mileage up to 32 city / 41 highway the 2006 Toyota Corolla is a great pick for an attractive, reliable four-door sedan that gets great gas mileage and without sacrificing looks, features and style. Interior of the car is nicely finished with cloth seats, full carpeting, matching headliner, wood-like trim on the console and instrument panel, and a great quad-speaker sound system that includes a CD player and AM/FM radio. There also are a number of interior overhead/map lights which can be operated independently for driver/passenger ease of use. As with many earlier model Toyotas, running costs are very low and build quality is very high, especially if your able to find a vehicle that was manufactured in Toyota's Ontario, Canada Plant. The 2006 Toyota Corolla was available in a number of configurations including a manual and automatic transmission. Paint colors tended to be conservative though many metallic finishes were available with matching/complementary interiors. This was the last model year before Toyota started installing its electronic TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) which also makes this model more trouble-free and cheaper to run. No more worries about re-calibrating the system or replacing expensive valve stems.