This Toyota Corolla was by far the best choice I could have bought at the time. And although it was a car loan it was easy to pay off in just 2 years. It gets great gas mileage and I really haven't experienced any major issues with the car, there is always bound to be some minor things when owning a car. I've already driven the car about 15,000 miles due to traveling across the United States. It has been extremely reliable for my long road trips. It's a car that maintains a good heating and cooling system as well as a great sound system. The seats are cloth, but still pretty easy to clean (I got grease on them from transporting my bicycle). My Toyota Corolla is automatic with power windows and locks. It also has a 6 disc CD changer and an AUX adapter. Large amounts of cup holders, I can actually carry about 12 bottles, or 8 bottles and 4 spill-able drinks.

The car had 207,000 miles when I bought it. I have now owned it for seven years, and the car has not needed one single repair. It now has 240,000 miles. The only maintenance has been new tires, windshield wipers, and a battery. I did replace one electric motor for the driver's side window, but mechanically, the car has been great. Actually, it has been one of the best cars I've ever owned. It drives well, and I consider it far above average in performance for the age of the car. It is a light gray color with cloth seats. The back seat folds down if more room is needed for carrying/moving items and placing them in the truck. Speaking of the trunk, it is remarkably large for such a small car. A Toyota, I've always heard, it one of the better lasting cars, and this holds true to that fact. There has been no leaks. The gray interior color doesn't show dirt easily. Being a small car, it's easy to park in tight spaces. This is the first Toyota I've owned, and it's made a believer out of me. I suspect my next car, if not every car I buy, will be a Toyota. And to top it all off, I got the car for $2,000 less than it's assessed value!!