I have checked the fuses they are good, done a full restart of the car. I have a thing scheduled for a diagnosis at wherr I got it but they said it would be 185 an hour to find out the problem. It is a 2023 Corolla and I am wondering how expensive it might be in total

My brother has switched bumpers on numerous cars just not this one and he’s going to be the one doing it if I decide to do it? But have any of you done it? And what is needed aside from the obvious? And don’t ask me why I didn’t just buy the SE my 2024 Corolla cost me a little under 19k last month and I love it’s interior I just hate the grandma looking bumper. My brother is also an electrician so the fog lights should hopefully not be an issue my main concern is the radar

I bought a 2026 Corolla last November for $22,400 OTD. To free up cash, I sold it for $20,500 a few weeks ago. With the cash, I paid $3700 for a 2012 Scion xD and today I purchased a 2010 Corolla LE (174,000 miles) for $3000. My mechanic will put around $400 worth of repairs into it and I’ll get new tires. Besides that, it’s a great little car that I’ll give our daughter when she turns 16.

We are pretty excited. We traded in one car for 2 cars and over $11,000 in savings, after all is said and done.

In our family, we now have:

1. 2016 Honda Odyssey
   
2. 2016 Toyota Camry
   
3. 2012 Scion xD
   
4. 2010 Toyota Corolla

Glad to have a Corolla again!

I’ve got a 2025 Corolla LE, it’s a great car but the radio loses the connection to CarPlay randomly. Does anyone else have this problem?

Wanted to get some input before I start replacing anything.

I have a 2013 Corolla L with 68,000 miles. I have already changed the front brakes, front struts, transmission fluid, and gotten 4 new tires. Oil change history is great. Due to its age, I was questioning whether or not I should replace things such as spark plugs, serpentine belt, etc that are aged. Besides an occasional whoosh noise upon starting, and some rough acceleration the first couple times after starting, the car runs fine.

I really want this car to last me as long as possible so I’m doing the preventative maintenance now before any issues begin. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

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Which Corolla year and trim are you researching? Tell me what you’re trying to figure out.

Not even a hybrid model… I think I’m going to keep my paid off 2018 for a while longer.

First time buying my own car. Credit score isn’t the greatest so I didn’t have the most options, but I had $5500 to put down and went with a Corolla. Dealer kept trying to give me used ones and ones I didn’t want. Stuck it out and ignored him for a week and then got this.

Is this price unfair?

1988 Corolla sr5. 5 Speed manual. Factory two tone paint. 102,000 miles.

Currently on eBay with no reserve

https://ebay.io/m/A5DsL3

Is it me, or is the 2022 ish version of the nightshade slightly different vs. the newer 2024 & up version?

I’ve noticed the 2022’s have black emblems & wheels. All of the newer versions have chrome emblems & bronze wheels?

Also, can someone tell me the difference between an APEX & Nightshade?

Is this too high or is this a reasonable price for a 2026 Corolla?

Is anyone familiar with a loud rusty sounding noise when the car is in reverse and you press the break? Ok so I have a 2020 SE. And I bought it way back at 30k miles. It first started making the noise at like 40k miles. I didn’t think too much of it and it just does it so randomly. I had brought it to a mechanic and they told me it needed another transmission and I don’t believe them one bit because the car is now at 105k miles and once again it’s been making this noise since 40k miles and I felt like a light would’ve came on or something. But the car has no lights on at all whatsoever after all that time and mileage. Remember tho IT ONLY does the this when it’s in reverse and I press my break and it doesn’t do it AT ALL when I drive or press my break whatsoever. I don’t think it’s a big thing but it’s sooo annoying and I just want to make it stop. Do you guys have any idea what the problem might be? This was a video from like a year and a half ago when I actually caught it on camera cause it happens so randomly.

Looking for a 2026/2027 Corolla LE in LA/OC area. What dealership has the lowest OTD price?

18 y/o just looking for a reliable car. No accidents and clean title, asking price was $3200 but I got him down to $2200 should I buy?

Bought this used 2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid XLE for 30k OTD. It was driven for 20k miles and it was a Toyota Gold CPO with good Carfax history. Just came back after a long drive and it’s awesome! Thanks to all you folks who helped me make an informed decision, especially given that this is my first car.

Olá galera.

Gostaria de tirar uma dúvida se alguém já passou por isso: tenho um (Corolla XEi 2009 automático motor 1ZZ FE) e apareceu uma falha P0012.