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Toyota Corolla Fuel Economy Pros and Cons
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2005 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member1443 I average 38+ MPG in about 85% highway driving. Mine is a 5-speed, however, and a keep my speed to 65MPH. |
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2007 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member1648 Corolla was great on fuel, not the most powerful car but that is not why I bought a Corolla, just super on fuel |
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2006 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons A member in Colorado, United States Vehicle is used for short trips around the city. Average 26 MPG. |
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2009 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons John Mo |
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2007 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member1710 As advertised, which very low if you compare with cars in this category. |
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2003 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member1588 1/3 stop and go traffic, 1/3 city, and 1/3 freeway driving, and still get 30-32 MPG. |
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2006 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member45 When driven carefully can get 40+ mpg. |
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2003 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member1091 I averaged 6.8L per 100km or 34.6 US mpg over 186,000 km of spirited driving. |
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2005 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member693 Our Corolla S has returned consistently high gas mileage. Even split city/highway driving yields 33+ mpg. |
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