Yes, it is extremely reliable.
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Response from LectroFuel
7:58 pm July 3, 2018
Response from lynnk
11:46 am July 5, 2018
than ks, how about the engine?
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Response from LectroFuel
2:39 pm July 5, 2018
The engine is very durable. It is not uncommon to see a Corolla with over 300k miles on the first engine. The entire powertrain in reliable, including the transmission. People call them cockroaches because they don't die. It is possibly one of the top 5 most reliable cars in the last 20 years. Just avoid the 2009 model year because they had some water pump failures that year.
Hereare some additional voices. Notice all the comments say that the Corolla is reliable.
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Response from lynnk
8:05 am July 9, 2018
thank you
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Response from lynnk
10:18 am July 10, 2018
this one is a 2006 with 135,000 miles. to old? to many miles?
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Response from LectroFuel
11:17 am July 10, 2018
No, that is not too old as long as it has been maintained. Be sure to get a CarFax and a PPI.
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Response from lynnk
7:16 am July 11, 2018
PPI?
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Response from LectroFuel
8:14 pm July 11, 2018
Pre-purchase inspection. That is when you pay your mechanic to inspect the car you are going to buy before you buy it(that is the key)so that you won't have any surprise repairs because the last owner didn't take care of it. Things like the timing chain/belt and head gasket are inspected.
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Response from lynnk
7:31 am July 12, 2018
well thanks again!
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