I don't normally comment and like but this video was honestly exactly what I wanted. Straight to the point, concise and you showed us real world example. Thank you!
I got a Corolla cross I use this when I come home from my 2nd shift job at 2am it’s been a life saver. I stay alert when I drive, but u never know when your tired. Those Alabama boys did a good job making my car
I found this feature on my own in my 2023 Prius LE, no one at the dealership told me! Just finished a 440 mile drive, and it drove it's self 98% of the way, (I think it can drive better than me, and I'm coming from over a decade of manual driving enthusiasm!)
Bro same thing happened to me, my wife just got a Toyota and I'm going over all these features the dealer didn't tell us about. The car drives itself it's crazy lol
I used to drive a 2020 Toyota Corolla with TSS 2.0 and I’m very impressed with it. I usually drive from Santa Clarita to Burbank and vice versa and activate cruise control when there’s no heavy traffic and boy the drive was smooth af.
You should be able to use cruise control even in heavy traffic because it is radar assisted to automatically keep you a certain distance from vehicles in front of you.
@@davidr.wilson8194 I tried doing that whilst on a heavy traffic. At first it was doing great but as I went downhill the vehicles in front me have abruptly slowed down so my car almost hit the car right in front of me.
Lol, I had mine for a few days and was leaving the lane w/o signaling bec I was on the road by myself. It push me back to the center and I panic a little, smh. Then I said Ohhh that's what that do and 😂
Thanks for the great demonstration of what the Toyota Safety Sense can do. I am thinking of buying a Toyota Highlander and this feature would be great on my turnpike trips.
Hi Rick, I've been enjoying your videos since the beginning. I love your car and love the videos you make. Can you please make more videos and long vlogs of it as well. thank you. Merry Christmas.
Wow! Coming from a 2010 Accord to this new generation technology, I am learning whole new stuff & what my new car is capable of..(I was never a cruise control kind of a person) but with the Corolla, I think I’ll give it a try!🙏🏼
me too, i was never the cruise control type of guy. I used it for the first time today and wow. I just got the car 3 days ago. an upgrade from my unreliable 2014 jetta
Got a 23 Camry Se, and it works great! Even on back roads it drives it’s self. Just have to nudge it every 10-15 seconds, then back to driving it’s self👍
Such a great improvement in the lane tracing. I once rented a '21 Corolla and the difference in night and day. That thing would ping pong the lines all the time. One thing I wish they would improve is the acceleration. I wish it'd be more tesla like where, in particular if there is no car to follow, it would accelerate more gently to get to the set speed. In this aspect, the 3.0 works very similar to my TSS 1.5 in my 2019 Camry where it will just get up to speed more quickly, even if it means revving up past 4K RPMs.
Yeah good point. I think there's value in considering the economics and fuel mileage of the car accelerating and stopping on its own compared to someone who drives with fuel efficiency in mind.
1. Ping ponging? I have '21 C-HR and it is driving as smoothely as here, at least on a highway. Maybe you are setting something the wrong way? 2. If you don't like such acceleration I recommend trying out turning on eco mode and then lane tracing.
@@kamlot5005 I "rented" the Corolla. I never had any long term testing with it. But the short time I did test it, I was thoroughly unimpressed. Do know as well that not all 2021 models had the same revision of TSS. It is possible yours was more advanced than the car I was renting.
@@joshuab1707 No it hasn't, TSS 2.0 as well, but I know that there are 2 modes of adaptive cruising: one with keeping the middle of the lane and second one with handling situations when you leave your lane (that looks like ping pong) and at the beginning I also sometimes got unconsciously into the second mode as you probably did.
@@kamlot5005 I see what you mean, maybe I am using exaggerated language, but I do own and daily drive a 2019 Camry with the TSS 1.5 system and only LDA (Land Departure Assist). This Corolla did have the LTA (Lane Tracing Assist). And perhaps if I could revise my statement. Perhaps it was not "ping ponging" (which LDA certainly does as it's not designed to center at all) but it did have trouble centering in the lane and would subtly drift side to side within the lane.
Good video, very informative. Waiting for delivery of my 23 LE so these are really helpful videos. I know this is mundane, but can you do a video loading up the trunk with groceries?
Me also....Ordered a 2023 corolla LE AWD on 3/3/23 and at first the dealer said between 3/6 mths.....Then 3 days later he tells me it is coming in in late February.....Can't wait.
The auto industry has done a terrific job of getting the market to want more luxury and tech options than no one ever knew the wanted or needed. Which is why cars are the highest $ they have ever been and climbing.
Thanks for the video! Really great demonstration. Just wondering how the lane tracing performs on bigger turns e.g. 50 degrees, and at higher speeds? Thanks
Apparently this is excellent technology especially when you are doing long distance driving like a long road trip. Apparently it reduces driver fatigue
I have been playing with this too. Lane tracing is best use on a highway like you were on. Trying to use it on rural roads with turn lanes and such can mess up lane trace.
Ich bin gestern 5 Stunden so gefahren, eine halbvolle wasserflasche in den lenkrad gesteckt und man muss den lenkrad garnicht anfassen! Kommt keine warnsignal! Nur beim LKW überholen musste ich den Lenkrad selber drehen! War richtig entspannte Reise!😁
Looks like it's revving about 1300 / 1400 rpm at close to 60 miles an hour. To the average Joe like myself, that's good for gas mileage and low engine wear / stress and that's great.
hi Rick, thank you for this video, this is exactly what I was looking for. But have you tried on a curve yet? I found most cars (except Tesla) auto cancel assistant when there is a big curve
I took a full self driving Tesla for a demo and was blown away with the technology. I drive 43,000 kms /year and it's mostly highway driving and how nice it would be not to constantly be having to do all the input in the car. The problem with the Tesla is insurance (almost doubles my insurance) and being EV battery depletes over time.
Water bottle test. Place a water bottle with some water in it in the spoke of your steering wheel. If it will balance in the Corolla, I’m not sure, the water bottle will keep that warning from coming back on.😂
It's amazing that this is fitted on base Corollas now, but you've got to pay extra for it on a lot of luxury cars. What is BMW thinking with the heated seat subscriptions in Europe!
So I got a corolla SE 2023(gas) in April. Has 8500 kms on it while I write this. I get a sound when release my foot off the gas pedal while going on low speeds at around 10-15 km/h. It’s similar to the soUnd a clutch gives out in a manual. I spoke to the dealership. They did an inspection and said that nothing was wrong. Is this normal?
Hey man when you’re driving out of parking lot or red light do you ever notice the shift from the first fixed gear to the CVT, it’s like a legit real shift when the gear clutch goes into the CVT? I notice when you idle for a bit at red light then baby the gas you can feel the shift more than going to around 2k RPM.. it’s pretty cool.
Yeah. It’s a real first shift. You can feel it. Then it goes into CVT mode. It does simulate more shifts if you are going hard (merging onto a highway).
@@rickm8456 I only have 500.. I’m trying to drive it more but there’s soo much snow. I’m just hoping that first fixed gear holds up to at least 60 k. I want to use the Am Soil 0W16 and then I’ve heard they make a legit CVT fluid too as well. Dude check out the am soil cold test vs Mobil 1 RUclips video.
Also man I had a question when you’re cold starting car in the morning and you leave your drive do you sometimes feel the engagement of the transmission a little bit and then once the tranny is fully warmed up you barely feel it anymore it’s just that ibtual engagement when you first put car into drive leaving the house?
Very nice to see lane tracing keeps the car reliabialy centered with dynamic cruise on. Question: with TSS 3.0, are we able to have lane tracing assist turned on even with dynamic cruise turned off? If not, does TSS 3.0 have a decent lane keep assist? Thanks!
I just got a 23 Corolla LE last weekend and yes, it does work with the cruise control off but it is not as active. It won't let you leave the lane without the turn signal on but it's a little more swervy.
@KwamtumPshX oh wow that's great news. Thanks for the input! Sounds like the vehicle has lane keep assist on at all times. And lane centering is on when the cruise is set.
@@R56Cooper I'm truly astonished how many features Toyota packed into an entry level car! In many ways it feels revolutionary. The Proactive Driving Assist will actively brake for you if going around a corner too fast or if it senses that you might rear end somebody. Not sure if I'm going to teach my kids how to drive with all the assists on, but I'll have more peace of mind when they are out there, that's for sure!
Hi Rick, I have seen a bunch of corolla cross videos and the only two things I wonder about are cabin noise and power. I'm not a speed demon so I don't need sports car speed but every video mentions it's slowness. Does it pass on the freeway if necessary and feel ok going up hills? Then, how about cabin noise. I'm used to a ford ranger small pick-up and was never bothered by road noise. In your video it didn't sound bad at all. What do you think?
Thanks for commenting. So this is a sedan, so I can’t comment on the cross specifically. I can say the 2.0 in the Sedan is plenty of power. As far as road noise for any car goes, it’s all relative. My other car is a 2010 RAV4 with 180,000 miles. Not the quietest so the Corolla seems fine to me. It’s very smooth, but sure there’s probably more road noise then a Camry or higher level car of course. If you aren’t bothered by it now with your Ford Ranger, I don’t think you’re going to really notice it.
Robert, keep in mind that the Corolla Cross has the same 2 liter engine and transmission as the sedan but weighs 400 pounds more than the sedan. That extra weight is why the Cross feels sluggish while driving. The sedan feels quick and nimble on the other hand.
get a Comma 3 with Openpilot for your corolla. It will make your corolla more like a tesla and from what I hear the corolla is one of the better platforms to install the system in. I install a comma 3 in my honda accord and it works great.
Anybody tried comma/open pilot vs tss 3.0? I have tried tss 3.0 in a corolla and was very impressed. But I haven't tried open pilot. I also tried tss 2.5 in a rav4 not impressed at all.
1:00 Adaptive cruise will come to a stop at a light, and resumes without driver input, if traffic resumes within a few seconds. (not even 15 seconds as proven in the video).
LTA would be great if it didn't keep the car planted center on sharper right hand curves, as cars and large trucks coming the other way on the curve often go over the center line on to my side of the road. This is when everyone switches it off so they are not killed.
Compared to my 2017 Corolla, it seems way better. It was honestly awful for whatever version the 2017 had. Also drove a 2023 Sienna which I believe has 3.0 and it was great as well. It can steer for up to 15 seconds I believe at a time before a warning comes up.
if it only works with a car in front, what happens if the car in front of you makes the yellow light and you have to stop now as the light turns red? will it brake or continue driving disregarding the light?
So Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 waits 12/13 seconds before you have to touch the steering wheel. Honda 2021 CRV waits 15 seconds before you have to touch the steering wheel. Honda 2021 CRV system shuts down after 30 seconds. Where Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 shuts down after 21 seconds. Source: ruclips.net/video/trrmgpzPVQg/видео.html Any one know how long Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 takes before it shuts down?
2023. On the LE this is the only option. The cluster has been refreshed for 2023 however. You can change the center info screen to show MPH. But it may not be what you are thinking.
It’s my understanding the 3.0 can see other lanes in front. That would verify with what I’ve experienced. I saw animation on the dash that it saw a car leave my lane for another.
@@bspiderm it does slow down, but what you’re explaining is high or full driving automation. This system isn’t that. Driver input and monitoring is still needed.
Getting the Convenience Package on a 2023 Corolla LE is easier said than done. I wanted BLM in a Corolla LE and the dealer tried but could not get it for me. Evidently, the factory is not putting the BLM option into very many new cars because of the computer chip shortage. Maybe they are saving the computer chips for cars that have BLM as standard equipment.
Eureka! Not that you are foolhardy like I am but I have investigated and researched and did the hard work; I now know how to bypass the time restrictions, at least for my 2021 Rav4, on Lane keeping (tracing). As you may know, if you take you hands off of the steering wheel for longer than about six seconds, the bitch in the box warns you to put your hands back onto the steering wheel and TURNS OFF lane tracing. Solution? Buy a small plastic bottle of Pom juice (the one that looks like a two ball snow man), drink the juice and then fill the bottle up with tap water. Place the bottle in the three o'clock position of your steering wheel, with the "waist" of the bottle resting on the cross bar. Test it out. It works for my Rav4, from the PA border all the way to I271 onI90. Look mom, no hands. I just monitored the lane tracing and traffic to stay safe. BE CAREFULL!!! My lane tracing looses concentration when white lines are weak or turn to black from tar. Only works with GOOD ROADS. Remember this song; I do "(All together now, one, two, three) (Keep you mind on your drivin') (Keep you hands on the wheel) (Keep your snoopy eyes on the road ahead) (We're having fun sitting in the back seat kissing and a-hugging with Fred) "
I disagree, I think the center console is great. Doesn’t have all the unnecessary BS and buttons that most cars do. I think things will keep moving in a minimalist direction with interior designs like Tesla and Corolla
@@alb.4089 please come to California and show two dealerships how it works, because it’s going back in again, because they can’t get it too work, they must all be stupid too.
@@aryannamavar I contacted an ADAS specialist and instantly said it’s not calibrated, and Toyota dealers don’t know how to do it, so it’s another $200 on a new under warranty expense, I’ll never buy another Toyota. In fact after now putting 400 miles on a Hyundai I’m ordering a new Elantra GT.
Piece of crap safety sense system. I don’t know why Toyota cannot make cars that provide highway hands free driving. Love their cars build quality and I own a Toyota with TSSP
@@rickm8456 that’s why we don’t need a half baked technology in a Corolla. My wife always turns it off while driving. The only thing that is useful is the dynamic cruise with high beam detection. If I’ve to keep holding the steering, then we don’t need that tech, the goal should be reduce the highway driving fatigue by providing increase autonomy with the steering. If I need to put extra attention to keep an eye on steering assistance, we don’t need it as most people will drive the car without issues naturally.
@@arunsubramanian7949 I think it does reduce highway fatigue. But you still need to pay attention, which makes absolute sense. Btw, I rented a 2021 Corolla. My 2023 Corolla with TSS 3.0 is noticeably better.
@@rickm8456 stop and go is like what, 5 or 6 seconds and move a few inches? Sometimes 10 or 20 seconds? I guess it's a good thing they finally removed the below 32 mph limitation, so that's a good start at least, but compared to other brands, especially the one stars with T ( and I mean the basic tier), this seems to be hopelessly behind? I guess I don't understand the thought process going through Toyota headquarters: isn't stop-and-go traffic it's where the self-driving (or assisted driving) is most likely used? I argue most don't mind to drive when there's no car on the road, it is stuck in traffic and have to watch the people in front of you to switching between brake and gas paddles a much needed situation for cruise control
@@ghunterforever it definitely isn’t autonomous driving. But I don’t think it’s supposed to be. For a base model Corolla, it’s impressive. Maybe a level 2. Driver monitoring is needed. Depends how long the “stop” is. It’s not a Tesla and I’m ok with that - I haven’t been too impressed with their fit and finish!
I don't normally comment and like but this video was honestly exactly what I wanted. Straight to the point, concise and you showed us real world example. Thank you!
Thanks for the comment! We still have the car. 20k miles.
Exactly the sort of content i like to see. No fluff, right to the point, here it is.
I got a Corolla cross I use this when I come home from my 2nd shift job at 2am it’s been a life saver. I stay alert when I drive, but u never know when your tired. Those Alabama boys did a good job making my car
I found this feature on my own in my 2023 Prius LE, no one at the dealership told me! Just finished a 440 mile drive, and it drove it's self 98% of the way, (I think it can drive better than me, and I'm coming from over a decade of manual driving enthusiasm!)
Bro same thing happened to me, my wife just got a Toyota and I'm going over all these features the dealer didn't tell us about. The car drives itself it's crazy lol
I used to drive a 2020 Toyota Corolla with TSS 2.0 and I’m very impressed with it. I usually drive from Santa Clarita to Burbank and vice versa and activate cruise control when there’s no heavy traffic and boy the drive was smooth af.
You should be able to use cruise control even in heavy traffic because it is radar assisted to automatically keep you a certain distance from vehicles in front of you.
@@davidr.wilson8194 I tried doing that whilst on a heavy traffic. At first it was doing great but as I went downhill the vehicles in front me have abruptly slowed down so my car almost hit the car right in front of me.
Just picked up a 2023 SE. The lane tracing took me by surprise as i didnt know it was a thing. Pretty cool in the 200ish miles ive put on it so far.
Lol, I had mine for a few days and was leaving the lane w/o signaling bec I was on the road by myself. It push me back to the center and I panic a little, smh. Then I said Ohhh that's what that do and 😂
cool demo, thanks. Excited for my Cross lol. Didn't know it had the ability to stop and go on cruise.
Thanks for the great demonstration of what the Toyota Safety Sense can do. I am thinking of buying a Toyota Highlander and this feature would be great on my turnpike trips.
Hi Rick, I've been enjoying your videos since the beginning. I love your car and love the videos you make. Can you please make more videos and long vlogs of it as well. thank you. Merry Christmas.
Wow! Coming from a 2010 Accord to this new generation technology, I am learning whole new stuff & what my new car is capable of..(I was never a cruise control kind of a person) but with the Corolla, I think I’ll give it a try!🙏🏼
me too, i was never the cruise control type of guy. I used it for the first time today and wow. I just got the car 3 days ago. an upgrade from my unreliable 2014 jetta
@@jadenkamau bro I just got this car last night, and I’m now just starting to see all these features 😂😂 ima give it a try later on today 💯
I put a deposit on a 2023 LE AWD with premium option. I had no idea it could do all this? Awesome!
Gotta love the standard safety features! These features are standard in every Toyota
Oh and fyi it has 10 airbags. Non of the competitors offer that many airbags as standard equipment.
@@jxmar_ great point!
I'm impressed with how low the revs (rpm) are! It's like a diesel in the sense of the gearing!! I know it's a CVT/eCVT but still!
Amazing... can't wait to get TSS 3.0 Excellent video, and straight to the point. Thank you!
Got a 23 Camry Se, and it works great! Even on back roads it drives it’s self. Just have to nudge it every 10-15 seconds, then back to driving it’s self👍
I'm sorry to ask, but what do you do to to afford yourself a Camry?
thanks for the video! it was really helpful for me :)
Only thing I don't like about adaptive cruise control is the harsh braking when coming to a complete stop. If they fixed that, it'd be golden.
Such a great improvement in the lane tracing. I once rented a '21 Corolla and the difference in night and day. That thing would ping pong the lines all the time. One thing I wish they would improve is the acceleration. I wish it'd be more tesla like where, in particular if there is no car to follow, it would accelerate more gently to get to the set speed. In this aspect, the 3.0 works very similar to my TSS 1.5 in my 2019 Camry where it will just get up to speed more quickly, even if it means revving up past 4K RPMs.
Yeah good point. I think there's value in considering the economics and fuel mileage of the car accelerating and stopping on its own compared to someone who drives with fuel efficiency in mind.
1. Ping ponging? I have '21 C-HR and it is driving as smoothely as here, at least on a highway. Maybe you are setting something the wrong way?
2. If you don't like such acceleration I recommend trying out turning on eco mode and then lane tracing.
@@kamlot5005 I "rented" the Corolla. I never had any long term testing with it. But the short time I did test it, I was thoroughly unimpressed. Do know as well that not all 2021 models had the same revision of TSS. It is possible yours was more advanced than the car I was renting.
@@joshuab1707 No it hasn't, TSS 2.0 as well, but I know that there are 2 modes of adaptive cruising: one with keeping the middle of the lane and second one with handling situations when you leave your lane (that looks like ping pong) and at the beginning I also sometimes got unconsciously into the second mode as you probably did.
@@kamlot5005 I see what you mean, maybe I am using exaggerated language, but I do own and daily drive a 2019 Camry with the TSS 1.5 system and only LDA (Land Departure Assist). This Corolla did have the LTA (Lane Tracing Assist). And perhaps if I could revise my statement. Perhaps it was not "ping ponging" (which LDA certainly does as it's not designed to center at all) but it did have trouble centering in the lane and would subtly drift side to side within the lane.
Good video, very informative. Waiting for delivery of my 23 LE so these are really helpful videos. I know this is mundane, but can you do a video loading up the trunk with groceries?
Me also....Ordered a 2023 corolla LE AWD on 3/3/23 and at first the dealer said between 3/6 mths.....Then 3 days later he tells me it is coming in in late February.....Can't wait.
I love it on my 2023 Corolla I wish it would do it longer without me moving the steering wheel.
I'm getting a corolla cross L, basically my first NEW car, I'm getting the base model but this is what I'm excited about.
The auto industry has done a terrific job of getting the market to want more luxury and tech options than no one ever knew the wanted or needed. Which is why cars are the highest $ they have ever been and climbing.
Thanks for sharing! That Corolla pretty much drove itself! Wow! I didn't expect it to do such a good job!
Yes it’s pretty cool!
Tech from 2013.
@@RustyHeartsTOV maybe. Although it’s a lot better than my 2017 Prius. 2023 has been updated to their 3.0 system.
@@RustyHeartsTOV it's decade old tech for luxury cars, but for a standard feature on a low class car, it's still pretty good
@@da911beast nah. Active Lane assist and adaptive Tempomat had a Golf 7 in 2013. It even had my cheap Seat Leon 5F (Golf 7 Platform).
Where I live the active driving needs to have a pothole avoidance feature
Thanks for the video! Really great demonstration. Just wondering how the lane tracing performs on bigger turns e.g. 50 degrees, and at higher speeds? Thanks
Thanks for the lane centering demo--
Question: how good is lane tracing assist at keeping the car centered in its lane on freeway curves? Thanks!
Apparently this is excellent technology especially when you are doing long distance driving like a long road trip. Apparently it reduces driver fatigue
My 23 Camry xse is a little jumpy sometimes on some roads so I don’t use it often. Makes me nervous lol.
I never use the Toyota sense features as I tend to disable everything. It’s nice to know they’re available but I prefer total control of my Corolla.
I have been playing with this too. Lane tracing is best use on a highway like you were on. Trying to use it on rural roads with turn lanes and such can mess up lane trace.
Yeah, I agree. I think if it’s too much of a curve it will just give up.
Ich bin gestern 5 Stunden so gefahren, eine halbvolle wasserflasche in den lenkrad gesteckt und man muss den lenkrad garnicht anfassen! Kommt keine warnsignal! Nur beim LKW überholen musste ich den Lenkrad selber drehen! War richtig entspannte Reise!😁
Waiting for delivery of my new Ascent Petrol Sedan. Can’t wait
Thanks for the video. Do you find the interior loud?
I drove from Orlando to Miami this morning like that worked great until I saw more cars in the road
I have this car, picked it up about a week ago and I didn't know any of this! Holy cow how do I do this
Looks like it's revving about 1300 / 1400 rpm at close to 60 miles an hour. To the average Joe like myself, that's good for gas mileage and low engine wear / stress and that's great.
hi Rick, thank you for this video, this is exactly what I was looking for. But have you tried on a curve yet? I found most cars (except Tesla) auto cancel assistant when there is a big curve
not a huge curve yet, but a pretty twisty road. it did fine!
Good to see Toyota finally catch up to Kia's driving assist capabilities
Haha, KIA, Straight garbage!
Not a fan of the 2.0 system where the steering wheel gets really stiff. Looks like 3.0 is an improvement.
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I took a full self driving Tesla for a demo and was blown away with the technology.
I drive 43,000 kms /year and it's mostly highway driving and how nice it would be not to constantly be having to do all the input in the car.
The problem with the Tesla is insurance (almost doubles my insurance) and being EV battery depletes over time.
How's the forward collision control and rear cross traffic alert. Is there any need for front or rear sensors?
Water bottle test. Place a water bottle with some water in it in the spoke of your steering wheel. If it will balance in the Corolla, I’m not sure, the water bottle will keep that warning from coming back on.😂
So what the tire sensors be like I really want the 2015 Camry led it show each tire with psi
It's amazing that this is fitted on base Corollas now, but you've got to pay extra for it on a lot of luxury cars. What is BMW thinking with the heated seat subscriptions in Europe!
toyota has standarised TSS for their whole lineup (minus Yaris) since at least 2017. This is not new
@@santiagoleiras6876 I'm aware. Just amazed that it's in base level Toyotas
Is it able to handle a clover leaf type turn, or do you need to take over for that?
LTA is great but be aware of offramps (lines). It gets confused and you had best have your hand on or near the steering wheel.
Thanks for the comment! Yes, this is true.
I think it only works when there are few cars in the road. If there are many, other cars might try to cut in line. 😂
Can the adaptive part be disabled so it's just a constant speed cruise control? Handy in heavy snow when sensors get blocked.
I am waiting for mine to arrive. I don't think I will use that feature. I like to have full control of my car.
So I got a corolla SE 2023(gas) in April. Has 8500 kms on it while I write this. I get a sound when release my foot off the gas pedal while going on low speeds at around 10-15 km/h. It’s similar to the soUnd a clutch gives out in a manual. I spoke to the dealership. They did an inspection and said that nothing was wrong. Is this normal?
Did it fully stop the car at the stop light? The dealership told me it will apply the brake but can't fully stop the car.
Hey man when you’re driving out of parking lot or red light do you ever notice the shift from the first fixed gear to the CVT, it’s like a legit real shift when the gear clutch goes into the CVT? I notice when you idle for a bit at red light then baby the gas you can feel the shift more than going to around 2k RPM.. it’s pretty cool.
Yeah. It’s a real first shift. You can feel it. Then it goes into CVT mode. It does simulate more shifts if you are going hard (merging onto a highway).
@@rickm8456 Thanks man I hope our corollas hold up for a while..
@@nick.a.6074 I’ve already got 2300 miles in about 8 weeks. No problems!
@@rickm8456 I only have 500.. I’m trying to drive it more but there’s soo much snow. I’m just hoping that first fixed gear holds up to at least 60 k. I want to use the Am Soil 0W16 and then I’ve heard they make a legit CVT fluid too as well. Dude check out the am soil cold test vs Mobil 1 RUclips video.
Also man I had a question when you’re cold starting car in the morning and you leave your drive do you sometimes feel the engagement of the transmission a little bit and then once the tranny is fully warmed up you barely feel it anymore it’s just that ibtual engagement when you first put car into drive leaving the house?
Very nice to see lane tracing keeps the car reliabialy centered with dynamic cruise on.
Question: with TSS 3.0, are we able to have lane tracing assist turned on even with dynamic cruise turned off? If not, does TSS 3.0 have a decent lane keep assist? Thanks!
I just got a 23 Corolla LE last weekend and yes, it does work with the cruise control off but it is not as active. It won't let you leave the lane without the turn signal on but it's a little more swervy.
@KwamtumPshX oh wow that's great news. Thanks for the input! Sounds like the vehicle has lane keep assist on at all times. And lane centering is on when the cruise is set.
@@R56Cooper I'm truly astonished how many features Toyota packed into an entry level car! In many ways it feels revolutionary. The Proactive Driving Assist will actively brake for you if going around a corner too fast or if it senses that you might rear end somebody. Not sure if I'm going to teach my kids how to drive with all the assists on, but I'll have more peace of mind when they are out there, that's for sure!
Hi Rick,
I have seen a bunch of corolla cross videos and the only two things I wonder about are cabin noise and power. I'm not a speed demon so I don't need sports car speed but every video mentions it's slowness. Does it pass on the freeway if necessary and feel ok going up hills? Then, how about cabin noise. I'm used to a ford ranger small pick-up and was never bothered by road noise. In your video it didn't sound bad at all. What do you think?
Thanks for commenting. So this is a sedan, so I can’t comment on the cross specifically. I can say the 2.0 in the Sedan is plenty of power. As far as road noise for any car goes, it’s all relative. My other car is a 2010 RAV4 with 180,000 miles. Not the quietest so the Corolla seems fine to me. It’s very smooth, but sure there’s probably more road noise then a Camry or higher level car of course. If you aren’t bothered by it now with your Ford Ranger, I don’t think you’re going to really notice it.
Robert, keep in mind that the Corolla Cross has the same 2 liter engine and transmission as the sedan but weighs 400 pounds more than the sedan. That extra weight is why the Cross feels sluggish while driving. The sedan feels quick and nimble on the other hand.
Is this available with safety 2.5? Like RAV4 2023?
Have you tired Comma AI on Corolla?
get a Comma 3 with Openpilot for your corolla. It will make your corolla more like a tesla and from what I hear the corolla is one of the better platforms to install the system in. I install a comma 3 in my honda accord and it works great.
Yes that looks cool
Won’t work on the 2023 Corolla
@@relatableguy2232 Looks like you are correct, but I wouldn't be surprised if it gets support in the next update.
Anybody tried comma/open pilot vs tss 3.0? I have tried tss 3.0 in a corolla and was very impressed. But I haven't tried open pilot. I also tried tss 2.5 in a rav4 not impressed at all.
1:00 Adaptive cruise will come to a stop at a light, and resumes without driver input, if traffic resumes within a few seconds. (not even 15 seconds as proven in the video).
LTA would be great if it didn't keep the car planted center on sharper right hand curves, as cars and large trucks coming the other way on the curve often go over the center line on to my side of the road. This is when everyone switches it off so they are not killed.
Compared to my 2017 Corolla, it seems way better. It was honestly awful for whatever version the 2017 had. Also drove a 2023 Sienna which I believe has 3.0 and it was great as well. It can steer for up to 15 seconds I believe at a time before a warning comes up.
And if you put a ankle weight on the wheel you dont have to nudge it every 10 seconds...There has to be white lines tho...
So to be clear, at both lights, green and red , you were not apply gas or brakes? and Adaptive cruise was?
No. But if there wasn’t a car in front of me, slowing down or stopping, I wouldn’t have stopped. It can’t read the lights.
if it only works with a car in front, what happens if the car in front of you makes the yellow light and you have to stop now as the light turns red? will it brake or continue driving disregarding the light?
It doesn’t read the light. It’s not self driving.
What camera are you using to record this?
My phone
@@rickm8456 Thats pretty good quality. and distance positioning. When I try to do this on my phone it doesn't have enough in frame
So Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 waits 12/13 seconds before you have to touch the steering wheel. Honda 2021 CRV waits 15 seconds before you have to touch the steering wheel. Honda 2021 CRV system shuts down after 30 seconds. Where Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 shuts down after 21 seconds. Source: ruclips.net/video/trrmgpzPVQg/видео.html Any one know how long Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 takes before it shuts down?
Do you need to squeeze the wheel or just touch it?
It’s not touch sensitive. I think you have to put at least 2 pounds of force on it.
Is this a 2023 or 2022? I only ask because I thought all 2023’s had digital speedometers in the middle? Maybe only certain trims?
2023. On the LE this is the only option. The cluster has been refreshed for 2023 however. You can change the center info screen to show MPH. But it may not be what you are thinking.
@@rickm8456 thanks for the info!!
Does it work for stop and go traffic?
yes!
Hi! Would you say the car is noisy at 120+ km/h?
It's a Toyota Corolla
Can this do bumper-to-bumper traffic on a freeway?
yes! if you’re stop more than 10 seconds, you’ll have to press resume on the steering wheel, however.
does anyone know if the 2023 corolla le has this feature?
Yes. My model is an LE. Base model. That’s the one in the video.
so this thing literally cannot see any cars to your left or right, so what happens when another car try to change into your lane?
It’s my understanding the 3.0 can see other lanes in front. That would verify with what I’ve experienced. I saw animation on the dash that it saw a car leave my lane for another.
@@rickm8456 yes but my question is what happens when another car try to cut you off???
@@bspiderm it will brake when the radar sees it. How exactly do other cars do this better?
@@rickm8456 by either yielding or speeding up to get out of the way, if necessary, by veering to avoid collision.
@@bspiderm it does slow down, but what you’re explaining is high or full driving automation. This system isn’t that. Driver input and monitoring is still needed.
Does this have the blind spot monitoring
Have to get the 1100 convenience package
Getting the Convenience Package on a 2023 Corolla LE is easier said than done. I wanted BLM in a Corolla LE and the dealer tried but could not get it for me. Evidently, the factory is not putting the BLM option into very many new cars because of the computer chip shortage. Maybe they are saving the computer chips for cars that have BLM as standard equipment.
Ok ty
Im going to wait until 5.0 to upgrade my 2014 Camry
One of these days our cars will decide they don't need a driver and will lock us out of our cars
Cars are for driving,not for playing...
I’m driving here, but thanks for your concern.
Eureka!
Not that you are foolhardy like I am but I have investigated and researched and did the hard work; I now know how to bypass the time restrictions, at least for my 2021 Rav4, on Lane keeping (tracing). As you may know, if you take you hands off of the steering wheel for longer than about six seconds, the bitch in the box warns you to put your hands back onto the steering wheel and TURNS OFF lane tracing. Solution?
Buy a small plastic bottle of Pom juice (the one that looks like a two ball snow man), drink the juice and then fill the bottle up with tap water. Place the bottle in the three o'clock position of your steering wheel, with the "waist" of the bottle resting on the cross bar. Test it out. It works for my Rav4, from the PA border all the way to I271 onI90. Look mom, no hands. I just monitored the lane tracing and traffic to stay safe. BE CAREFULL!!! My lane tracing looses concentration when white lines are weak or turn to black from tar. Only works with GOOD ROADS.
Remember this song; I do
"(All together now, one, two, three)
(Keep you mind on your drivin')
(Keep you hands on the wheel)
(Keep your snoopy eyes on the road ahead)
(We're having fun sitting in the back seat kissing and a-hugging with Fred) "
Hondas have better lane tracing. No need to activated cruise control . It’s available over 40mph
Yeah same with the Elantra. I have a video coming of that car. However, I noticed the LTA isn’t as good as the Corolla 3.0.
so this is why American cars don't use small engine
This looong trip definitely need Horsepower
My 23 Camry with tss2.5+ SUCKS
Why exactly?
@@rickm8456 it ping pongs back and forth between lines and beeps incessantly.
@@dapetik oh ok. Yeah, the 3.0 picks up the lines really well.
They should improve the interior . centr console is pathetic.
Yeah they def want you to fork over the extra cash for a Camry for the nicer interior
It’s bare but fine and functional. Good materials. The center speedo cluster is actually nicer and updated vs the Rav / Camry.
@@rickm8456 that much is true. I'm surprised they didn't update the gage cluster on the Camry this year
I disagree, I think the center console is great. Doesn’t have all the unnecessary BS and buttons that most cars do. I think things will keep moving in a minimalist direction with interior designs like Tesla and Corolla
The area in front of the front passenger seat is too narrow due to the shape. Thats the only thing that i find annoying and unnecessary
Nothing new. My 2016 Avalon has this as well
Thanks for the comment! I was just highlighting the 3.0, which is new for 2023.
Oh trust it’s not as nice as this. Look at how much tss has progressed since the first gen of tss. You’ll be shocked
You managed to demo the system without explaining which buttons to press. Brilliant and useless at the same time!
I was just demonstrating it. But thanks for your useless comment!
I’m not sure what purpose it served.
so I have that on my 2022 corolla, and Toyota as yet, not got it work safely, absolute junk.
It works. The problem is you don't don't know how to use it.
@@alb.4089 please come to California and show two dealerships how it works, because it’s going back in again, because they can’t get it too work, they must all be stupid too.
@@cpgravenor Maybe TSS 3.0 improved it? (Also look into lemon laws)
@@aryannamavar I contacted an ADAS specialist and instantly said it’s not calibrated, and Toyota dealers don’t know how to do it, so it’s another $200 on a new under warranty expense, I’ll never buy another Toyota. In fact after now putting 400 miles on a Hyundai I’m ordering a new Elantra GT.
Piece of crap safety sense system. I don’t know why Toyota cannot make cars that provide highway hands free driving. Love their cars build quality and I own a Toyota with TSSP
It’s not a Tesla but not exactly a piece of crap. Actually pretty good for a Corolla. It not supposed to be automated driving.
@@rickm8456 that’s why we don’t need a half baked technology in a Corolla. My wife always turns it off while driving. The only thing that is useful is the dynamic cruise with high beam detection. If I’ve to keep holding the steering, then we don’t need that tech, the goal should be reduce the highway driving fatigue by providing increase autonomy with the steering. If I need to put extra attention to keep an eye on steering assistance, we don’t need it as most people will drive the car without issues naturally.
@@arunsubramanian7949 I think it does reduce highway fatigue. But you still need to pay attention, which makes absolute sense. Btw, I rented a 2021 Corolla. My 2023 Corolla with TSS 3.0 is noticeably better.
I agree! I also rented a 2021, and can tell the difference.
Extremely dangerous - this is not a self driving car - taking your hands off the wheel is reckless
I know it’s not self driving. My hand was literally an centimeter from the steering wheel. Thanks for your concern.
so pretty useless in stop and go traffic, just like the 2.0 in my car.
Depends how long you are stopped.
@@rickm8456 stop and go is like what, 5 or 6 seconds and move a few inches? Sometimes 10 or 20 seconds?
I guess it's a good thing they finally removed the below 32 mph limitation, so that's a good start at least, but compared to other brands, especially the one stars with T ( and I mean the basic tier), this seems to be hopelessly behind?
I guess I don't understand the thought process going through Toyota headquarters: isn't stop-and-go traffic it's where the self-driving (or assisted driving) is most likely used? I argue most don't mind to drive when there's no car on the road, it is stuck in traffic and have to watch the people in front of you to switching between brake and gas paddles a much needed situation for cruise control
@@ghunterforever it definitely isn’t autonomous driving. But I don’t think it’s supposed to be. For a base model Corolla, it’s impressive. Maybe a level 2. Driver monitoring is needed. Depends how long the “stop” is. It’s not a Tesla and I’m ok with that - I haven’t been too impressed with their fit and finish!
Can you by pass the radar cruise control feature,?
and use cruise the older fashion way??
Thanks…