Toyota Corolla Usados en Venta en Corpus Christi, TX

I bought my Toyota Corolla 6 months ago and have 6,000 miles on it. At 2,000 miles I was in love with the car; I was getting 65 miles to the gallon, the air conditioner was cold. Everything worked perfectly. At 6,000 miles, I still love the car. I'm getting about 73 miles to the gallon, the air conditioner compares to arctic winds (and that's saying something in Texas) and I feel like it's the perfect car. But, it could be better. 6,000 Miles with a toddler and a husband can show. My toddler spilled a sippy cup with just water in it, and it stained the back seat. The interior is the hardest interior I've ever tried to clean. I've scrubbed and scrubbed, paid a ton of money to have it detailed, and the stains just won't go away. On the passenger side back door, my brother leaned against the car (he weights maybe 60 pounds soaking wet, and it made a dent in the car. When it comes to safety, that doesn't make me feel very safe. Toyota cars come with steel bands in them, and I can see why. The tires are perfect, the body scratches easily, and it just feels cheap. Don't get me wrong, I am in love with my car, but I feel like it doesn't live up to my expectations all the way. My mom and dad have a 1992 Toyota Camry Station wagon that has 800,000 miles on it, and the muffler falls off sometimes but the body is solid. I was expecting that with the Toyota name, and I feel like it's fallen short. If you're looking for a car that is great on gas, family friendly, and has some get up and go in it, I highly recommend the 2015 Toyota Corolla LE.

I own a 2005 Toyota Corolla; it has been a great car. I purchased it because Toyota has an excellent reputation of longevity. There have been no major issues with the car. The only things that have needed to me done have been routine maintenance. This is the only car I own, and it still drives well after all these years. The interior has also held up nicely with no tears in the fabric, and the air conditioning has never failed. It cools very well in the summertime. One of my favorite features is the sun roof, which is great in the fall or spring.

When you first look at the Toyota Corolla, it looks sleek and embellished. Getting behind the wheel is comfortable, but not exciting. This car is the perfect car for a family that is looking for something that is not only safe, but reliable and great on gas. Let me reiterate the great on gas part; my corolla gets anywhere from 34-65 miles per gallon. It is amazing. The interior is hard to keep clean, any spills immediately permeate the cloth lining of the seats, so I recommend seat covers. The body is form fitting, however the smallest ding from someone just brushing past the car can put a dent into the back doors. I feel like the body could use a little work. Lights are bright, engine is a little loud at times, radio is great, there is plenty of storage in the trunk and the seats are comfortable. I'm used to driving trucks, so this is a great little car compared to my 2003 ford f150 lariat.