Short Report: 2017 Toyota Corolla
Safety is one of the most important considerations when you're buying a small, affordable car like the 2017 Toyota Corolla.Young, comparatively inexperienced and frequently distracted drivers buy cars like the Corolla.So do cash-strapped families seeking greater value in their purchase.
2017 Toyota Corolla -Tried and True
2017 Toyota Corolla Celebrates 50 YearsCan 43 million consumers be wrong?Can 50 years of solid sales and a track record of reliability, stability, and value be ignored?No, says Bill Fay, Group Vice President and General Manager of Toyota told journalists in Ojai, California, during the introduction of the newest Toyota Corolla.
2017 Toyota Corolla Celebrates 50th Anniversary With Minor Facelift, More Safety
Now on sale from $18,500 before adding destination and delivery, the 2017 Toyota Corolla is available in 10 exterior colors and 8 trims.Regardless of model, the Corolla continues to be offered with a 1.8-liter four-cylinder mill and a continuously variable transmission.Other than the 86 sports car -like front grille and redesigned headlight cluster, the L, LE, and LE Eco grades benefit from Bi-LED headlights, while "complex-LED" headlights come standard on better equipped trim levels such as the SE, XSE, and XLE.For the model year 2017, the entry-level Toyota Corolla L adds a reversing camera.
Toyota introduces 2017 Corolla with more safety tech, 50th ann. model
Toyota is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its Corolla compact with a new limited edition model and updates for the entire 2017 Corolla lineup.The Corolla's mid-cycle update includes a few styling updates, as well as some significant enhancements to the vehicle's safety systems.Toyota has treated the 2017 Corolla to a new face with a revised bumper and new LED headlights.Corolla L, LE and LE Eco models get Bi-LED units while the more expensive SE, XSE and XLE grades get complex-LED headlights.
2017 Toyota Corolla – Will New Looks and Standard Safety Keep It Competitive?
The 2017 Toyota Corolla will be the company's 50th model year for the nameplate.Having sold about 43 million of the cars since it was introduced in calendar 1966, the Corolla is one of the top-selling cars of all time.For the coming year, Toyota is making modest changes while the Honda Civic and Hyundai Elantra are getting much more serious about the segment.