Used Toyota Corolla for Sale in Seattle, WA

I love my car. It is not the one I would have chosen if I had a lot of money to buy a car but I would have miss out on having this wonderful car! It There is plenty of room and it is pretty comfortable to drive. I love that I get a lot of visibility as the windows are big. It is fun to drive. It doesn't look like a great car but it has power! Good acceleration. I feel somewhat safe, it is a little old. I don't really like the color, it is white. I usually like small cars but this one is long. I don't have any trouble parking it though so it's fine. It is manual so it is not ideal in traffic. There is very few features, it doesn't have AC. The windows are not electric nor is the locking system but I don't mind. I actually like when there isn't a lot of buttons or options. I think it distracts the driver from being focus on the road and traffic. I like that is it kind of unique as they aren't that many cars like mine in the city I live in. People easily identify my car easily. Mileage is over 300,000 and the mechanic told me it can still run for a while. Gas mileage is very good so it makes this car cheap to drive.

My Toyota Corolla has saved my life. I've been in a couple very serious car accidents while driving this car, and each time I have been relatively unharmed. Both were no fault of my own: one a drunk driver and one a serious ice patch. Both times the shell of the car bent around the drivers side like a glove. The car is wonderful. It is easy to drive and overall extremely quiet for a gas-powered car. It also has surprising trunk space. I'd recommend this car to anyone who is a first-time car buyer or is looking for a low impact - low cost option.

This car is fairly par-for-the course, without much in terms of bells and whistles, but much like it's history and predecessors, it runs reliably and efficiently for as long as you have it. The interior is nothing special and a bit weak on spacing and accessories, but everything you'll need access to (cup holders, AUX input, climate controls, etc.) are intuitive and easily accessible. It runs fairly well without any hiccups or issues at 60,000 miles, though the acceleration is a bit weak on inclines, and will never improve. The primary downside is when you'll inevitably park it in a large retailer parking lot, and realize there are a dozen cars that look exactly the same as yours. Yours will of course be the last one you check.