Toyota Corolla Usados en Venta en Hinesville, GA

I like that Toyota finally made a Corolla with some advanced options and a sporty exterior. For an economy car, this one takes the cake. It comes with stylish alloy wheels on the S model and factory standard LED headlights which makes a world of difference if you have trouble seeing at night. The Bluetooth stereo accepts any modern smartphone to stream music and take/receive phone calls. It will even read your text messages out loud as you drive so you can focus on the road. All can be voice activated so your hands stay on the wheel. I picked the Slate Metallic paint as this is one of the better colors offered. It gets insanely exceptional gas mileage on the highway and features a very low maintenance powertrain. It has hybrid softex leather/cloth seats and the S model comes with fog lights. It has tons of room in the trunk and the backseat actually has leg room for adults, unlike previous models. I will say that it is painfully slow on take off, partially because it is the same 1.8 liter that's been around for ten years, yet weighs 500 pounds more than the previous model. The CVT transmission gets most of the blame as its like trying to accelerate through a puddle of cold potato soup. This car would be perfect if it had a standard automatic transmission with real gears. While there is a "sport" button to "mimic" a traditional automatic, it is not the same.

I like that it had a sport button that allows the driver to accelerate faster. It is also great to know that we have roughly 400 miles until empty at about 33 miles per gallon. The vehicle has leather seats and feels very comfortable. I just went on a trip that takes 6 hours to reach the destination and I was a lot more comfortable than in the past few rental cars than I've rode in. I do not like how it takes so long for the car to get cold. It would also like if the seats had the capability of getting warm in the winter. Although the seats are adjustable, it still feels as though I sit too low for to the ground and sometimes my quadriceps can take a toll as a result.

This is a no-frills vehicle which has never left me stranded in the 8 years I have owned it. I have driven this car from Atlanta to San Diego to New York with no problems. There is plenty of legroom even though it is a compact car. The seats can get a little uncomfortable on long drives, and the paint is starting to fade a little, but when I am looking for a car, I am primarily looking for reliable transportation, and that is what I got. I have only had one mechanical problem and that was with the electronic computer module. A lot of Toyotas were recalled for this issue. Mine was covered under warranty and I had no problem getting it fixed at the local dealership. The heat and AC still work fine after 8 years and 140K miles. This is a 4-cylinder engine, so it doesn't pick up speed as quickly as some cars, but to me this is not a problem, especially given the fuel economy of this vehicle. I can generally go about 400 miles on a tank of gas. Overall, I am quite pleased with this vehicle, but I'm not sure if I would buy one of the newer-model Corollas. I rented one recently and it didn't feel the same. I much prefer a simple car with manual roll-down windows. The newer Corolla had everything automatic.