Review 2016 Toyota Corolla Sedan Efficient and Very Inexpensive Transportation

Review 2016 Toyota Corolla Sedan Efficient and Very Inexpensive Transportation

The 2016 Toyota Corolla is this year's style of car complete with epitomized basic, trouble-free, and relatively comfortable transportation for 40 years now. And a new attempt to keep its technology not out of date and add at least a few of flair to the design has made it more fascinating. While the current version isn't what you might call charming, it's way more appealing and engaging that its anodyne predecessors in earlier generations.

The 2016 Toyota Corolla is a five-passenger compact sedan available for sale in four key trim levels: L, LE, LE Eco and S. All but the L are far more provided in Plus and Premium sub-trims. There's also a limited-production S Special Edition that slots in between the S Plus and Premium models.

Inside, the whole models still implement fabric-trimmed seats in base and SofTex seats in rest of the models. Driver and front passenger get heated seats in each versions suited with latter of two mentioned seating surfaces. There’s nothing unusual in terms of cabin accents as well, only thing worth looking at here are two-tone color preferences relating to dash and door panels. Base Toyota’s 6.1-inch touch screen infotainment display is standard in all but the entry-level models if you opt for top premium package.

In government crash trials, the Corolla deserve a great 5-star overall rating after 5-star front- and side-impact scores and a 4-star rollover rating. The Corolla achieved only an average rank from the nonprofit Insurance Institute for Highway Safety after a troubling Marginal rating in the firm's challenging small front-overlap crash analyze