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Re: Corolla S [jamesva]
Written by: zingzang on Oct 30, 2011 6:41:06 AM
Is it the Toyota Corolla 2011 base or LX? Can you give the dealer name?
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Re: Corolla S [sandman_6472]
Written by: jamesva on Oct 29, 2011 6:10:16 PM
Yesterday, I bought Toyota Corolla 2011 new Auto, with ex package (xm radio, usb port and bluetooth). The MRSP =19130. I got it for 16600 OTD with 0% for 36 months. I`m from VA and I bought from MD.
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Corolla 2011
Written by: shar1ma on Oct 28, 2011 11:57:33 PM
Corolla LE with mats - 16990 OTD inc. title and registration for 4 yrs Portland, OR so I didnt pay any sales tax... I could have gotten 750$ lower i.e., 16250 had I opted out of the Toyota finance option....and financed through a credit union/paid cash I got a 0% for my a lil over avg credit score which is why I went for it.... I did 1k down.... I think ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Toyota Corolla LE 16092 OTD [carbuyer_sam]
Written by: joeyy on Sep 7, 2011 4:13:24 PM
Did you end up buying one yet?? You missed out, they were selling for 13,900 earlier this year (before the earthquake). I'd say at this point 16,660 is more than fair considering that is pretty much invoice minus holdback...
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Re: 2011 Toyota Corolla LE 16092 OTD [johndoe12]
Written by: kentuckywoman3 on Sep 1, 2011 11:13:52 AM
Virginia has very high sales tax.
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Re: 2011 Toyota Corolla LE 16092 OTD [johndoe12]
Written by: carbuyer_sam on Aug 14, 2011 2:41:34 PM
How do you get that low Here in MA the absolute lowest I am able to get to is (including all discounts ) from Boch toyota is Corolla LE Auto Price :16665 Doc Fee : 299 Tax (@6.25%) :1042 Reg/Plates : 125 OTD Price : 18155 Is anyone else from MA able to get a better price than this, if so can you please let me know the dealership, I am ... Read More
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2011 Corolla LE for $17400
Written by: nrajeev on Aug 6, 2011 10:27:43 AM
2011 Corolla LE auto, Blue color for $17400 on-road price including all rebates, 3% tax. Is it a good deal? When are we expecting the 2012 Corolla? Any upcoming Toyota incentives for Corolla?
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2011 Toyota Corolla S w SR and EX packages
Written by: shahs1 on Jul 27, 2011 2:07:17 PM
MSRP $20670 Sale price $17750 incl. freight + Tax + TT + $99 processing Rebate $500 included in sale price
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Re: 2011 Toyota Corolla LE 16092 OTD [nrajeev]
Written by: johndoe12 on Jul 22, 2011 11:24:39 PM
koons toyota I had a trade-in that might have made a 200$ difference Ask for B J
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Re: 2011 Toyota Corolla LE 16092 OTD [johndoe12]
Written by: nrajeev on Jul 21, 2011 1:21:02 PM
Where in Virginia? Can I have the dealer name?
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2011 Toyota Corolla LE 16092 OTD
Written by: johndoe12 on Jul 20, 2011 12:38:57 PM
LE + mats. Sale $16098 Rebates - $1500 (incl college) Doc fee $389 VA fee Rest tax/tag/ title
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Re: 2011 Toyota Corolla LE for 15750. [ovybox]
Written by: terceltom on Jul 5, 2011 6:51:40 AM
You're right! You'll never convince me THAT I HAVE an EPS steering issue. I already acknowledged that others might though.
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Wow!
Written by: aladdinsane on Mar 26, 2011 11:48:44 AM
After considering the '11 Corolla "S" for purchase, and reading the latest posts here concerning Toyota's eliminating certain features once available, I'm afraid this machine is OFF my small list of new vehicles to check out. Wotta pity. Toyota sure has blown it, BIG time, with the 2011 Corolla. Peace!<-AladdinSane<- -
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Re: 2011 Corolla Automatic ON/OFF Headlights? [radiozener]
Written by: terceltom on Mar 26, 2011 6:53:50 AM
So you bought this new car sight unseen ? ? ? I guess I would ask why the big rush ? Now your stuck with it! I gotta tell ya though, I'm a very big Toyota fan, (as everyone on this site would attest to), but if I were in the market for another car I would steer away from the new Corolla also as I, like you, would definitely miss ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla Automatic ON/OFF Headlights? [radiozener]
Written by: ntassistant on Mar 25, 2011 3:05:13 PM
Yes, I completely agree with you on everything you've mentioned! I too would be disappointed knowing I purchased a new car with "expected" features found in last year's model! I can't figure out why Toyota is making these poor decisions by cutting costs (eliminating once common, practical standard features as found in last model year) thinking customers aren't going to notice these obvious details. In my opinion, the 2011 Corolla is ... Read More
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Re: The truth [bleschber]
Written by: biffpreston1 on Feb 11, 2011 10:09:24 AM
The 2011 Toyota Corolla uses variable assist column mounted electric steering. It has not changed. Same lousy subpar handling. Wobbly loose steering at all speeds and the inability to maneuver the car adequately. Truly an unbelievable joke of a car.
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Re: 2009 Toyota Corolla Steering Problem EPS [wishin_4a_ford]
Written by: sajsan on Mar 10, 2011 3:13:48 PM
To my prior post of why i walked away from 2011 Corolla because of unsafe steering. I did get a great buy on 2008 Corolla CE; The steering and handling is superb and safe. Strangely enough, the manager of the dealership did not admit there was an issue; his response was - I have never heard of any issue regarding steering. Not just 1 but 2 dealerships said the same; 1 ... Read More
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Re: The truth [bleschber]
Written by: biffpreston1 on Feb 7, 2011 10:44:44 PM
Whether or not I was wrong on the Hyundai doesnt really matter. As far as the 2011 Corolla is concerned I have yet to find out. I figured your company would eventually have to switch from the extremely poor performing column type EPS that a a great many people got stuck with. A lot of people got screwed with really lousy subpar handling cars. It remains to be seen whether the ... Read More
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Re: The truth [biffpreston1]
Written by: bleschber on Feb 2, 2011 7:15:45 AM
biffpreston1, I'm not sure what grade your English professor gave you on your research project, but I hope it wasn't an "A". You have hurt the quality of this discussion forum by spreading inaccurate information about the 2010 & 2011 Toyota Corolla Electronic Power Steering systems. I'd like to set the record straight for everyone reading here, because better understanding the new EPS systems in the new cars is important. I ... Read More
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I recommend 2011 Toyota Corolla S
Written by: dchev on Mar 5, 2011 4:33:12 PM
I recommend 2011 Toyota Corolla S. It is an excellent choice of contemporary vehicle......and I am not Toyota employee :) I have had a chance to drive for some time new 2004 Toyota RAV4, 2005 Solara, 2009 Matrix, 2010 Prius and now 2011 Corolla in the past several years, and I can say that 2011 Toyota Corolla is a very good ride. In addition, I like the refreshed styling of the ... Read More
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2011 Corolla - Worst ever (DO NOT BUY RECOMMENDATION)
Written by: sajsan on Mar 5, 2011 4:46:49 AM
I went to get my 5th corolla - yes - 5th corolla which is a record in 20 years. I am sorry to say, as a die hard toyota Corolla fan. They have lost it on this model. I walked away from a great deal on the following reason. The steering is completely useless. It is unsafe and dangerous to drive. Yes at low speeds i am not concerned, At higher ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla Automatic ON/OFF Headlights? [dchev]
Written by: ntassistant on Feb 14, 2011 2:31:04 PM
Thank you for your in depth reply about your new Corolla and congratulations with your purchase! Don't get me wrong, I really like the Corolla. I just contacted Toyota and chatted with a product specialist who confirmed the auto on/off headlights are completely discontinued across the Corolla lineup. In my 04 Corolla, I LOVED this feature. It too had DRL, but I just liked not having to ever tinker with lights ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla Automatic ON/OFF Headlights? [ntassistant]
Written by: dchev on Feb 13, 2011 7:32:27 PM
I just purchased 2011 Corolla S and I love it so far! Yes, there is no auto on/off headlights; however, there are so many more things that Toyota has upgraded to 2011. For instance: -power steering is EPS rack and pinion, so it is pleasure to drive it. -cabin is very quiet. -ride is excellent. -auto transmission is smooth (it is still 4 speed; however, it is smooth and gas millage ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla Automatic ON/OFF Headlights? [dchev]
Written by: ntassistant on Feb 13, 2011 4:58:07 PM
Thank you for your reply. You're right, auto on/off headlights have been eliminated across the Corolla lineup. But yet the housing for the sensor is fitted on the dashboards. Toyota's marketing division must have decided last minute to save money and eliminate this feature to save them "big" money! I really don't know what Toyota is thinking these days. Just a continuous pattern of them cutting costs (eliminating once standard equipment) ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla Automatic ON/OFF Headlights? [ntassistant]
Written by: dchev on Feb 13, 2011 12:44:53 PM
2011 Toyota Corolla S does not have auto on/off headlights. LE might have them....but I doubt it. I agree with you that they should have them not only on Corolla, but also on all other Toyotas.... If this makes you happy, the 2010-11 Prius does not have them either....
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2011 Corolla Automatic ON/OFF Headlights?
Written by: ntassistant on Feb 13, 2011 9:11:52 AM
Does anyone know if the automatic on/off headlights are still standard on the 2011 Corolla? I know they come with daytime running lights that turn on automatically regardless of whether it's light out or not. For 2010 Corollas and earlier years dating back to 2003, there used to be a small black light sensor located on the dashboard next to the vent for the defroster. I was looking at the 2011s ... Read More
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Re: Only 3 models? [samnoe]
Written by: ntassistant on Sep 6, 2010 2:57:40 PM
I apologize. The link mentions 5 models. However, I did not specify that the Base and the S models also come with a standard manual transmission. So in addition to the LE, S, Base automatic, a total of 5 models should be offered. Again, I don't know how reliable this info. is. No information on the XLE or XRS models, both VERY hard to find models here in New England. If ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla Information [terceltom]
Written by: ntassistant on Sep 6, 2010 2:39:17 PM
I think I am going to keep my Avalon for a few years. Thought about trading it in for a Corolla, but I am actually getting accustomed to the Avalon. Love the room and the comfortable ride. However, I miss the smooth transmission on my 04 Corolla. No gear hunting, pulling back or "confusion". As mentioned in previous discussions, I am disappointed with the lack of quality materials and workmanship with ... Read More
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2011 Corolla Information
Written by: ntassistant on Sep 4, 2010 10:35:16 AM
I came across some information regarding the 2011 Corolla. It seems as though Toyota is going to discontinue production of the XLE and XRS models for 2011. Three models will be offered, Base, LE, and S. Other changes include colors. Blue Streak, Desert Sand Mica, and Capri Sea Metalllic have all been discontinued. Sandy Beach replaces the Desert Sand and Nautical Blue replaces the Blue Streak. Supposedly no green color will ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla [samnoe]
Written by: ntassistant on Aug 24, 2010 5:26:32 PM
You said a mouthful and are so correct! I could not agree any more with your speculations about the 2011 Corolla. Toyota definitely has some "house cleaning" to do with the current generation Corolla. Both mechanically and cosmetic for that matter. This explains the delay of the 2011 model year production. Production of 2011s are to begin this November and the cars should show up at dealerships in December or January. ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla [fredvh]
Written by: samnoe on Aug 19, 2010 7:52:39 AM
You have a 2006 and you are pleased - that's correct. Models prior to 2009 were much better than current models. Toyota does not reveal anything about the 2011's, but there will most probably be more than just "some minor cosmetic changes". We can be assured that they will improve the interior quality, improve steering feel, and some more issues that so many drivers are complaining about. As of now, the ... Read More
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2011 Corolla Production
Written by: ntassistant on Jun 19, 2010 4:34:04 AM
It looks like Toyota will be building the Corolla at a new plant in Mississippi. Here is a news article discussing it. Production will not begin until the fall, which could explain the delay of the 2011 model year. http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100617/us_nm/us_toyota_mississippi_4
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2011 Corolla Info.
Written by: ntassistant on Jun 11, 2010 5:56:39 PM
Not that this information is 100% accurate, but it does look like Toyota is delaying the release of the 2011 Corolla until December. As far back as I can recall, this hasn't happened before with the Corolla. Toyota usually begins assembling the new model year in early March and cars reach dealer lots in April. Here is some information about the 2011 model: http://iguida.com/2011-toyota-corolla
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Re: 2010 Toyota Corolla [terceltom]
Written by: ntassistant on Jun 9, 2010 3:37:11 PM
My biggest regret ever is trading in my 2004 Corolla LE for a 2010 Avalon. The 2004 Corolla was one excellent car. Mine had 37,000 miles and was literally like new! It had every possible option for that model year, side airbags, ABS, sunroof, FACTORY leather interior, alloys, etc. It took me literally two years to find this car. No dealer in my region would special order this car with these ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla sold in Brazil [ntassistant]
Written by: samnoe on Apr 21, 2010 11:09:14 AM
Sooner or later, Toyota will need to implement many of these feature, if they'll want to stay competitive. The upcoming Chevy Cruze promises to be a hit, (might be another reason why Toyota waits with 2011 model until December - to check out features & packages of the Cruze), the redesigned Ford Focus next year is also very promising, and even for now, the Corolla (once upon a time the leader ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla sold in Brazil [terceltom]
Written by: ntassistant on Apr 20, 2010 2:38:20 PM
So far what I've researched, the only POSSIBLE changes for 2011 include a standard USB for iPod, and a new 5-speed automatic transmission (on all models other than the XRS) to increase fuel economy. Obviously there are no guarantees we'll see these changes for 2011, but it would be wise for Toyota to implement them at this time, especially to compete with other cars in this class. I wish Toyota continued ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla [terceltom]
Written by: ntassistant on Apr 8, 2010 1:48:07 PM
You raise a very good point and I completely agree with you. I think Toyota is very concerned about the so called steering issues with the Corolla. It seems as though nothing came out of the "investigation" opened in February by NHTSA. Obviously there isn't a recall for this issue that owners complain about with the "wandering" of the vehicle while driving. I still assume (if the 2011 Corolla comes out ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla [samnoe]
Written by: trikev19 on Apr 8, 2010 6:17:21 AM
The 2010 Corolla is a new design. If there are any issues, Toyota will correct them. Recalls are very common and essential to maintain quality standards. Things go wrong with machines. The difference between manufacturers is the way they stand behind their product. It is true that a newer model may be worth more down the road. I think you may make out better taking advantage of current incentives than worrying ... Read More
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Corollas [terceltom]
Written by: ntassistant on Apr 7, 2010 4:36:49 PM
I am right along with you on Corollas being my favorite car. I learned how to drive on a 1989 Corolla sedan. Love it and still own it, though it has excessive body rot. Current odometer is 148,000 miles. Engine runs like new. When the 9th generation Corolla launched, I fell in love and had to have one. I was in my second year of college and wanted a new car. ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Corolla [trikev19]
Written by: samnoe on Apr 7, 2010 4:33:59 PM
"...There are no significant changes for 2011. Buy a 2010 now and get a deal..." How do you know that? I am 90% certain that Toyota will do "something" about the steering issue. And maybe a few other known issues. They're in a position that they must care for their customers now more than ever. Otherwise how can you explain changing model years in December?? For a Toyota? Something that never ... Read More
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2011 Corolla
Written by: ntassistant on Apr 3, 2010 12:57:55 PM
Does anyone know of any details regarding the 2011 Corolla? Will there be any changes/minor facelifts? I think Toyota is going to prolong the manufacturing of the 2011 Corolla. According to an online source (please see link), the 2011s will not be available until this coming December or January. Typcially Toyota starts to assemble new model year Corollas in the spring (around this time of year). http://www.phharval.com/images/stories/News-and-Media/Motor-Company-News/US/2010- /030910ToyotaUS2.pdf Could this delay ... Read More
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Re: ordered XLE, should I cancel because.... [kenym]
Written by: backy on Aug 6, 2008 7:29:37 AM
Why? It was a serious statement, no intent to be funny at all. I think it would be funnier if I were to say, "I am a two-time Corolla owner and three-time Toyota owner (very nearly 4 times but for some delivery problems) and I absolutely loathe Corollas and Toyotas. That's exactly why I bought those cars, and why I have the 2011 Prius in my sights for our next long-term ... Read More
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Re: Cars? [kasper06]
Written by: backy on Jan 8, 2008 3:13:36 PM
I will drive the Corolla before forming a final "consider/not consider" opinion. But please tell me, why is it unacceptable to form an initial opinion--in this case a negative one--of the new Corolla based on a lot of info, including several reviews/test drives by professionals, but it is fine for others to form an initial opinion without driving the car, if that opinion is positive? And why is it "beating a ... Read More
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Re: Xd [cubssoxs]
Written by: fastandstyle on Jul 25, 2007 5:44:21 PM
if you analize the toyota design strategy you will find a pattern that follows this way. Lexus box modelo 2000 to 2005 tranfer the design to corolla 2003, then corolla 2003 tranfer the design to yaris o echo 2006. Now is the same.... Lexus and Camry tranfer the box to corolla 2008, and then in 2011 corolla tranfer the box to Echo. This design have some logic if you think about ... Read More
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What Toyota could do is......
Written by: drfill on Jul 13, 2007 8:14:51 AM
Have the new xD engine as the standard engine in the CE and S. Then make the new 2.0 optional in the S, and standard in the LE, adding another 20HP or so. Then make the 2.0 standard for all Corollas in 2011. That should bolster the lineup. Toyota wouldn't do that, doh. :( DrFill
