I've had the Toyota Corolla since 2004, over 14 years now. It has almost 200,000 miles on it, but it still goes. Things, of course, had to be replaced, such as the air conditioner, and other things less expensive, like common wear and tear. It can fit my 10-year-old niece's bike in its trunk no problem, but for an adult-sized bike, one would have to fold down the back seats, which is far from easy. It rattles a lot, particularly its windows, and it's not the best anymore when it comes to fuel efficiency, although I chalk that up to age. At this point, the breaks squeak when used, as well, but everything is in fine condition, despite superficial wear and tear from average use and, again, age. I'm not a fan of its speakers only being in the back, nor the fact that the air conditioner only has vents in the front, making it hard on anyone sitting in the back during the summer. It does have plenty of room and comfortably seats five no problem. The interior fabric has held up very well.

This is the second Toyota Corolla I have owned. The car is dependable and will most likely last me for a long time if cared for properly. Currently the car has over 120,000 miles on it and you would never be able to tell by the way it handles or drives. Still a smooth ride and the alignment has never been off. There is nothing I truly love about this car other then its blue because that is my favorite color. It does have a 6 disc cd changer which was cool when I got the car but of course now everyone wants iPhone hookups and blue tooth. I have moved many a times while owning this car and the spacious truck has proved to be quite helpful in packing. I am always surprised by how much the trunk fits! The major thing I dislike about the car s how small the back seat it. There is literally no leg room unless you are a child under the age of 8.