Used Toyota Corolla for Sale in San Antonio, TX
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127,833 miles6 mi awayNo accidents, 3 Owners, Rental Use$4,995
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96,688 miles5 mi away1 Accident, 4 Owners, Personal Use$6,450
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133,426 miles10 mi awayNo accidents, 3 Owners, Corporate Fleet$6,900
11,674 miles5 mi awayNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$14,774
certified2015 Toyota Corolla LE40,545 miles12 mi awayNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal UseFree home delivery available‡$11,991
22,353 miles5 mi awayNo accidents, 1 Owner, Lease$12,885
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Consumer Reviews for the Toyota Corolla
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kirkmonster,02/18/2020
I have a 2020 LE + Premium Package with just shy of 8,000 miles on it. I have previously leased a 2016 Civic EX-T for 2 years (latest gen) and we currently have a 2018 Accord Touring (latest gen), so I definitely can compare it accurately to Honda.
I have no idea what some of these people are complaining about. First off, no issues so far other than the interior lights not coming on (simple hardware warranty fix I'm sure). Car starts everytime and is going to for as long as I want to keep the vehicle. Maybe there were some issues for the new 2.0L engine or initial problems due to the first year, but I haven't experienced any.
Car drives very nicely. Seats are comfortable for me (commuting daily, picking up kids, etc), audio sounds fantastic (better than our Accord's upgraded system), steering is nice, braking is nice, Blind Spot mirrors are a welcome feature, Adaptive Cruise, large media screen, BTA works just as well as BTA does in ANY vehicle (which 99% of the time is good).
Complaints are minimal. The engine IS too loud under acceleration (I'd give up some HP in exchange for more muffling) and acceleration is "adequate". This year does not currently (although it MAY be an option in the future to upgrade) support Android Auto. Basically, those are the ONLY things you really need to be aware of.
Is there something I miss from my Civic (again, latest gen)? Not really other than the Turbo 1.5 was nicer (although it was the upgraded engine) and maybe AA (although honestly I like my setup now).
Our Accord definitely has features that I'd love to have (dynamic backup lines, ultra-sonic sensors, Heads Up display) as well as of course Heated/Ventilated Leather seats, but you are talking about AT LEAST a $10,000 increase in cost (> 50% more than the Corolla). The key question is this: do I love driving the Accord more? No, not really.
Ignore the hate. It's a great vehicle and I expect to log many miles onto it without drama.
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