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Toyota Corolla Powertrain Performance Pros and Cons
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Weak air conditioning. 2018 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons deltatrue CVTs are noisy and the Corolla's is no exception when accellerating or decellerating. Otherwise quiet. Certainly does not have the zip of the Focus or Accent. |
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Mostly good but room for improvement 2013 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member3181 They try to moderate the price you pay in power by gearing if you press the accelerator all the way but the gear ratios are not smooth. |
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2014 Toyota Corolla S Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh The CVT makes the most of the 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine's nearly segment-trailing 132-horsepower (the Sentra is in the same boat, with 130). A 2,865-pound curb weight, similar to those of the Civic and Sentra but lighter than most others, helps. But, while thrust with an open throttle is easily adequate,... Comparison vehicle: 2013 Nissan Sentra |
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Econocar with nothing more 2010 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member4871 Toyota has never really made a performance model. The 1.8 I4 is good for slow, city driving, but on the highway, acceleration and passing is more of an issue. Competition performance is non existant. There is a 2.4 I4 which adds a meager amount of horsepower, but not enough to... |
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2011 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member5132 Performance was very sluggish. Part of the week I had it involved a long drive at highway speeds and the engine noise is extremely loud at 40mph or higher. I drive a CVT equipped Lancer that is much quieter and performs great. |
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2006 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member5436 I didn't buy this car for performance. |
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2005 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons A member in New Jersey, United States It has a very small engine and is not fast at all. |
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2005 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member3917 Not very smooth, however it emphasizes driver comfort. I was able to learn stick very quickly on this car. Clutch releases toward the top, to minimize mistakes by driver. Gearing isnt strong, but powerband is very linear through 1st, 2nd, and 3rd gears. |
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2009 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons A member in North Carolina, United States Burns oil and power is not as when purchased. |
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2005 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons A member in New South Wales, Australia engine and transmission well matched, needs a bit of gas up the hill but is generally excellent for its intended purpose. |
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2005 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member2547 The XRS trim comes with a 170hp Celica GT-S Motor with VVTL-i. Surprizingly zippy and decent pick up for a small 1.8L motor. |
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2009 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons A member in New York, United States |
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2006 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons Member600 Although a sedan, it drives like a sports car (not an AC Cobra) with top notch handling and plenty of power. Even with my foot in it I get 27 MPG overall and mostly 30 MPG. Comfortable and lots of trunk room while having Toyota reliability. |
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2006 Toyota Corolla Pros and Cons A member in Connecticut, United States |
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