Toyota Corolla Usados en Venta en Leesburg, VA

Our decision to purchase a Toyota corolla was easy. We went to the dealership, and saw this baby in the lot. It looked sleek and luxurious compared to previous corolla models, but also didn't stand out as anything over the top. After a test drive, we found the ride to be quiet and smooth. Performed very well on the highway with clear visibility all around. Technological features on the steering wheel were attractive and easy to get used to. The braking system was smooth, and the pedal response was very good. It gave the impression of being an excellent car for a family just starting out. Came with a CD player and aux input for IPods, also has the capability for Bluetooth setup. Dual airbags are a nice feature - as is the double glove compartment for extra storage. Trunk is very spacious which will come in handy when baby time comes around. The backseat has limited spacing, which isn't great for oversized passengers, but will be a major plus when there's a baby's seat back there - as it will be easy to reach from the front if Mommy needs to comfort while Daddy drives.

I have had my Toyota Corolla for almost three years now. I bought my Corolla in the early spring of 2016 when my previous car broke down, and I needed a reliable car that could support my hour commute each direction while also being affordable, as I was then in graduate school. The Corolla was a great option because Toyota offered a great lease program, which meant I could put little down, and my monthly payments were less than a typical sized payment. They also gave me a student discount! My previous car has been a 1998, so the upgrades to the 2016 model were incredible! It was Bluetooth, car to phone connect, a back-up camera, CD player, and 36 save-able radio stations all on a touchscreen console. It gets great gas mileage - about 33 miles per gallon around town or 400 miles to the tank on a 12-gallon tank. My commute now is about 30 minutes each way, and I only fill up my car every week and a half. The motor is very quiet and smooth. The brakes are sensitive but not jolting. Toyota provided all-inclusive car for the first two years of ownership, which includes state inspections, oil changes, tire rotations, and all regular maintenance. Their mechanics are also honest and understanding about finding the best deal. I had to replace a tire about a year in due to rolling over a nail, and while their price was comparable, they were honest about where it would be cheaper to buy a patch/tire and gave me many options to consider. Overall, I have had a wonderful experience with Toyota and with my Corolla.

It's the best ride a college student can finance for herself. It is extremely reliable, good acceleration, smooth ride. Of course there are many upgrades possible: rear cup holders, faster heating and cooling system, rear-facing camera, faster windshield defrost, and most importantly better gas mileage. The seats are adequate, but more leg room should be afforded in newer versions. The interior does not heat up too fast when you leave it out in the sun. When you drop something, however, it's really hard to retrieve it because the seats don't go backwards or forwards all the way, and you basically need really thin fingers digging around for that cell phone or that credit card. I like the clarity of the sound system, though the bass is a bit too strong. The windshield wipers are great. Trunk space is kind of limited, but for a single college girl, it's perfect. It is hard to get spilled substances out of the felt in the back, and odors accumulate easily in the car due to poor air flow. Braking is great, very reliable, and the engine does not overheat. I do not expect that much more out of what I paid, and in fact, this car exceeds expectations. Easy to park, easy to maneuver, adequate head room for someone of average height, good view.