Toyota Corolla

Safety

Recent 2019 models of the Toyota Corolla feature an updated safety package, so you can drive with peace of mind. Toyota’s trademarked Safety Sense system includes:

• Advanced detection avoidance system, which warns you of possible hazards on the road ahead
• Dynamic radar cruise control to maintain your speed and spacing from other cars
• Lane departure alert system, notifying you when you're veering off to the side
• Automatic high beams, so you don’t need to worry about managing road lighting
• Eight dual-stage airbags

On top of all that, you'll find most Corollas comes with anti-lock brakes to help you stop without locking your wheels and skidding, traction control to make handling as safe as possible and vehicle stability control to help keep your car steady if oversteering occurs. 

Interior

The Toyota Corolla’s seats are padded with foam for extra comfort. The front seats are also heated to keep you cozy in the winter months. Fold-down rear seats let you adjust the space to suit your needs, whether that means more passengers or cargo area. The interior is finished in grey or black fabric for a classic look.

Technology

The 6.1-inch touchscreen display on the newest models from 2018 is the technological centrepiece of newer Toyota Corollas. It includes an AM/FM radio, auxiliary cable and USB inputs, Bluetooth, six speakers and an alternate steering-wheel-mounted control system. The display makes interacting with the car a seamless experience. Other technological features across most model years in the 2000s offer:

• Automatic climate control to regulate the car’s temperature
• Keyless entry
• Power windows and locks
• CD stereo

Space

The Toyota Corolla is a compact car. It seats five, and recent models have 13 cubic feet of trunk space—some older models have a little more, like the 2006 at 13.6 cubic feet of trunk space. This is plenty of room for most drivers, but large families or those carrying lots of cargo may want to look at other vehicles to accommodate their needs. The new hatchback model offers a little more space at 17.8 cubic feet, but this is still limited in comparison to competitors’ hatchback cars.

Comfort

The Corolla’s lightweight frame and quality suspension make for a fluid driving experience, though some drivers and passengers have reported that there is a noticeable road noise during travel. Keep in mind that with a maximum of 41.4 inches of rear legroom, passengers in the back may feel a little cramped, unless you're driving around the little ones. In any case, your passengers can expect to ride on comfortable seats.