Used Toyota Corolla for Sale in Palm Beach, FL

When I first purchased my vehicle in 2004, I immediately had issues. The weather stripping around the windows was never right. Even after being replaced multiple times, water still got in when it rained. I had issues with my brakes from time to time, but the dealership was never able to replicate the issue so they didn't do anything to them. There have been SO many recalls on my car. At one point, I was without my car for almost two weeks because they were fixing various recalls. The majority of them involved the air bag and restraint systems. I actually received another recall notice last week - it's difficult for me to arrange a time to not have my car so it can be fixed. My tape player will not eject a tape that is in there and it's been stuck for years now. I am able to play it, but can't take it out. My clock works when it wants to. Sometimes the lights by the gear shift go out. The paint has been awful. The entire roof of my car completely rusted. After googling this, it appears to be a very common problem. There is another car at my job, same make and model, that had the same issue with the paint. Even after being sanded down and repainted, the issue returned. And it looks like rust is coming through on the inside as well. My car gets me from point A to point B and always has. For that, I love my car. But there are a lot of other issues with it overall.

My Toyota Corolla has lasted me almost 10 years now, and I bought it used in 2009. It has over 100,000 miles now, but has only needed very minor repairs, such as a new battery, tires, spark plugs, etc. It has never broken down on me (knock on wood), and has travelled across the United States several times. The cars handles very well and the brakes last a long time. I like it's small size, because I am terrible at parallel parking. Given that the car is so reliable, it is surprising how affordable it is. Many cars are much more expensive, but they do not last as long and have a lot of problems. Of course, the Toyota Corolla is not exactly a luxury vehicle. It is very plain overall. The radio keeps malfunctioning, and there is also a recall on the airbags which is very annoying because I keep having to take it in to get that fixed. There is not really any advanced technology in the car. No GPS, no heated or automatic seats, no TV monitors, etc. The clock is also really hard to change because you have to press the button down in a certain way or it just switches to show you the temperature.