I got this car new in January, I really like it. They say its underpowered, its really not for every day driving. The ride quality is above average. To get in the 50's miles per gallon you have to have the eco button on and you have to drive very conservative.
I really wanted to keep this one after doing my review because it's so easy to drive around the city and the fuel economy is fantastic, especially with today's fuel prices. Congrats on your purchase!
@@Smokeysbandit The mileage on the dash can be off between 2-5 or more. Do the math on miles driven and how many gallons you fill up with manually then see what it is. My dash dash says 54.something also.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Yes, I imagine prices for all cars are going up. Sad world we live in. Everything is getting more expensive but our wages are not going up the same way.
@@MGReviewsBlog I've only driven it a handful of times but I like it. It's still pretty much new so I've been watching videos on how to take care of the battery. I live in central California so I don't really have to worry about the cold but I do have to worry about the summer Heat. It drives well and handles smooth over bumps, and on average I get about 56 miles to the gallon with no extra weight in the car.
There is something that I don’t understand about the higher end Corollas & Camrys that have this whole push the button to start your car and how you can unlock your car by pushing some button on the inside of the door handle. What if someone were to break into your car doing that whole push the button to unlock and turn your car on. That’s the reason why if I possibly do get a Toyota Corolla or Camry, I’m just gonna get the LE basic version and would rather use a key to start my car.
Keyless entry & push button starts are just more convenient than having to pull your key out of your pocket or purse. The car will not unlock if it doesn't detect the key fob within a few centimeters of the door handle that is being pulled and the car won't start unless the key fob is near the driver's seat.
@@MGReviewsBlogThanks, I appreciate you for replying back. I was nervous about that until you told me that the key needs to be close by. I’m honestly more confident in getting an SE version in the future. 🙂
Why not give the size of the wheels ? Is it 15 or 16 or 18 inches ? I own two Corolla hybrids with 2022 compliance plates and it’s SX and ZR models in Australia bought in February 2022. It’s a bit cramped up at the back and a bit hard to get in to the drivers seat and maybe it’s because I have not adjusted the seats appropriately!
In the US and Canada it has 15-inch alloy wheels with covers. They say the covers are designed to help with fuel economy, but I suspect the difference wouldn't even be noticed by drivers.
@Infinity if you drive a lot, yes they will. If you just drive to the grocery store once or twice a week, it's not really worth it. Toyota backs their batteries with a 10 year / 240,000 km (150,000 mile) warranty
@@M.Hamidi. The Corolla or the Civic are good choices. From your original comment, it doesn't seem like a hybrid version will be available for sale at MSRP but rather with dealership markups. A lot of people want hybrids these days and they are willing to pay the outrageous prices that dealers set. But as a non-hybrid, the new Civic is a great car. I compared the hatch against the Mazda 3: ruclips.net/video/GbjuvcYZCbc/видео.html
Got the new 2023 hybrid for msrp, the added power increase is pretty noticable, i came from a 2003 f150 single cab that would take 20 seconds to get to 60 from a rolling start lol
@@MGReviewsBlog yeah my old car blew on me and my parents recently passed away so my boss was able to pull some strings for me, before this I never driven a vehicle newer than 2009 lol
Liked your review. Your review, narration, knowledge, and language (politeness) is different than many others I see on RUclips. Thanks.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
I got this car new in January, I really like it. They say its underpowered, its really not for every day driving. The ride quality is above average. To get in the 50's miles per gallon you have to have the eco button on and you have to drive very conservative.
I really wanted to keep this one after doing my review because it's so easy to drive around the city and the fuel economy is fantastic, especially with today's fuel prices. Congrats on your purchase!
@@Smokeysbandit The mileage on the dash can be off between 2-5 or more. Do the math on miles driven and how many gallons you fill up with manually then see what it is. My dash dash says 54.something also.
I drive in normal mode, not eco, and do not drive conservatively at all and averaging 58 mpg.
@@jonnybravo420 58 us mpg? Or the british mpg?
Thank you, I bought this car after watching this and other videos. Prices are more now Aug 22 than when you made the video.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Yes, I imagine prices for all cars are going up. Sad world we live in. Everything is getting more expensive but our wages are not going up the same way.
I liked that.. "in the end, it's a Toyota" !!
Very good review, thanks!!
Thanks!
i love mine. it’s kept me from getting speeding tickets - bc it feels like you’re hauling ass when you aren’t. insanely good MPG
Nice! What kind of MPGs are you getting on average?
Helpful video thanks, I'm still figuring out how to take care of mine and learning about all the bells and whistles.
How are you liking it so far?
@@MGReviewsBlog I've only driven it a handful of times but I like it. It's still pretty much new so I've been watching videos on how to take care of the battery. I live in central California so I don't really have to worry about the cold but I do have to worry about the summer Heat. It drives well and handles smooth over bumps, and on average I get about 56 miles to the gallon with no extra weight in the car.
Good Canadian review!
Thank you!
I get 53 mpg i love it 🥰
That's excellent! I'm guessing you only have to fill up once a month or so with mileage like that?
Very good review 👍
Thanks! 👍
But does it come in beige?
haha, no. This is about as "beige" as it comes.
There is something that I don’t understand about the higher end Corollas & Camrys that have this whole push the button to start your car and how you can unlock your car by pushing some button on the inside of the door handle.
What if someone were to break into your car doing that whole push the button to unlock and turn your car on. That’s the reason why if I possibly do get a Toyota Corolla or Camry, I’m just gonna get the LE basic version and would rather use a key to start my car.
Keyless entry & push button starts are just more convenient than having to pull your key out of your pocket or purse. The car will not unlock if it doesn't detect the key fob within a few centimeters of the door handle that is being pulled and the car won't start unless the key fob is near the driver's seat.
@@MGReviewsBlogThanks, I appreciate you for replying back. I was nervous about that until you told me that the key needs to be close by. I’m honestly more confident in getting an SE version in the future. 🙂
Why not give the size of the wheels ? Is it 15 or 16 or 18 inches ? I own two Corolla hybrids with 2022 compliance plates and it’s SX and ZR models in Australia bought in February 2022. It’s a bit cramped up at the back and a bit hard to get in to the drivers seat and maybe it’s because I have not adjusted the seats appropriately!
This particular car had 15-inch wheels.
In the US and Canada it has 15-inch alloy wheels with covers. They say the covers are designed to help with fuel economy, but I suspect the difference wouldn't even be noticed by drivers.
Lithium ion or Nickle Hydride?
Lithium Ion
It's a nice car. I love it
It really is especially with the price of fuel these days!
@Infinity if you drive a lot, yes they will. If you just drive to the grocery store once or twice a week, it's not really worth it. Toyota backs their batteries with a 10 year / 240,000 km (150,000 mile) warranty
@Infinity I believe it covers any battery defect or issues with it.
Wie stellt man die Sprache beim Radio um? Ich kann kein finnisch.
Excellent
Thanks!
Excellent review..seamless editing and camera work! Enjoy your professionalism very much 👍😁
If pricing is $25,250 why is rebuilt 2020 hybrid corolla $28,000
High demand and not enough supply I guess
@@MGReviewsBlog trying to buy a car for less than $32k that is Toyota or Honda. Any videos or suggestions?
@@M.Hamidi. The Corolla or the Civic are good choices. From your original comment, it doesn't seem like a hybrid version will be available for sale at MSRP but rather with dealership markups. A lot of people want hybrids these days and they are willing to pay the outrageous prices that dealers set. But as a non-hybrid, the new Civic is a great car. I compared the hatch against the Mazda 3: ruclips.net/video/GbjuvcYZCbc/видео.html
MY COROLA hybrid 2022 use 9 liters
how is it possible? are you floring it on highways 100 percent of the time?
It's very underpowered, remind me with my 2017 Prius!
Got the new 2023 hybrid for msrp, the added power increase is pretty noticable, i came from a 2003 f150 single cab that would take 20 seconds to get to 60 from a rolling start lol
You got it for MSRP?! Wow, congrats! Glad to hear that some dealers are still honoring the manufacturer price.
@@MGReviewsBlog yeah my old car blew on me and my parents recently passed away so my boss was able to pull some strings for me, before this I never driven a vehicle newer than 2009 lol
Just ordered myself a 2023 Corolla hybrid LE AWD for $29,000 OTD with the LE package + some extras .....Supposed to be in around late February.
@@Riley_1955 congrats! I'll be reviewing that car in April.
What mpg are you guys getting with the 2023 Corolla hybrid?