It is without question that the Toyota Corolla is a very smart choice if a potential buyer values safety and reliability. While there are other vehicles that are comparable in price that has more space than the Corolla, this model boasts an excellent safety scores, and it is more fun to drive than the competitors. When it comes to the Corolla, as millions of the model have been sold over the years, all of these car shoppers cannot be wrong. It’s definitely a good and fine commuter car. In the small car class, this is no longer acceptable and there are numerous competitors that are giving the Toyota Corolla a run for its money and the wallet of potential buyers.

My Toyota Corolla, which I've had for nearly 8 years, is the most reliable car I've owned. It has had very few problems in all the time I've owned it. It doesn't have a lot of flashy options like a Bluetooth, a rear-view camera, seat warmers or anything extra like that. But it is a no-frills, reliable car that is great for commuting, city driving, and short road trips. It is not too big and not too small, so it's great to find street parking (my city does not have a lot of parking lots), and to navigate through the more narrow streets. One thing I do miss is that it does not have 4 wheel drive and is not good to drive when it's snowy or icy. This is sometimes a problem in the winter, but it doesn't happen too often and I will just usually avoid driving and work from home.