ALL NEW 2025 Toyota Corolla SHOCKS The Entire Car Industry!
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- In this video, we look at the 2025 Toyota Corolla, an exciting addition to Toyota's famed range. The 2025 Corolla builds on its tradition, offering a great balance of dependability, efficiency, and modern technologies that appeal to a diverse variety of drivers. We'll look at its elegant style, improved performance, and cutting-edge technology, which make it a top contender in the compact sedan market.
The 2025 Toyota Corolla will face severe competition from the Honda Civic, Mazda3, and Hyundai Elantra. Each of these competitors brings unique characteristics to the table, but the Corolla stands out for its great fuel efficiency, modern safety features, and well-known durability. We'll compare the Corolla's performance, interior comfort, and technology upgrades against those of its top competitors, focusing on what distinguishes it.
Inside the 2025 Corolla, you'll discover a streamlined cabin with updated materials and the most recent infotainment system, which includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. We'll look closely at the large interior, driver-assist technology, and overall driving experience. We'll also go over the many trim levels and engine options available, so you have all of the knowledge you need to choose the best Corolla for your needs.
Stay tuned to learn how the 2025 Toyota Corolla compares to its competitors and why it remains a popular choice among compact sedan fans. 
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We don’t need infotainment for higher price coz we don’t live in there, what we need is reliable, comfort and safe car with affordable price
Thanks for the review 😊
Very interesting information! 👍
They don,t use the 1.2 turbo engine 8NR fts anymore in the corolla?..
Own one and love it
2025 Corolla will be the same as the current model even though there will be a Corolla FX for that model year
You can only get a Corolla with a CVT trans. You cant get one with a 5 speed stick or 5 speed automatic. If you opt for the Corolla hatch with a 3 cyl engine you can get a Stick🤔
Same as Lexus RX. All same BS
No MT is or will be available.
This is just a facelift 😩😩😩pretty bad
I was expecting something to shock me with something out of the ordinary. I wanted a 200 horse power car that gets 55mpg.. i was not shocked, but let down and disappointed
The Toyota Corolla is a horrible car and that’s and understatement I have one and the car is junk. Toyota has been making bad cars all through the 2000’s they lost there way after the 90’s. Toyota is just another car nothing special and that’s being nice…
Had a 96 corolla with 400k miles. Had a 2002 corolla with 388k miles. Had a 2008 corolla with 350k miles. Have a 2017 with over 300k.
Junk. 🤭
You need to put down the bong. Had a basic 05 Corolla for 16 years, sold it to my nephew. He can probably drive it for 10 more years. Absolute bomb proof car.
I have a 2020 Toyota Corolla the new ones are a piece of junk like I said. The car has a CVT transmission that is always struggling, the car is already rusting on the roof, and the car is generating a miss with only 35K miles. I would call that a piece of junk and I do not race or drive my cars aggressively.
@@nightcookienc1767 2020 with a rusty roof? Ever wash it?
I bet you do the 10 000 mile oil change.
Nope i am a mechanic it’s just crappy paint job from the factory. Just face it after Covid they are using cheap parts that is affecting quality. It is what it is….
I will never ever buy another toyota. Pure garbage.
Troll 🤣
@YurLord
Yeah well from my experience with buying a brand new 09 camry and having an oil consumption problem along with thousands of other people where toyota knew about the problem and refused to pay for the problem now in 2024. Car doesn't have too many miles because I don't drive that much. So keep calling people names.
@@Lovesthe80sToyota not only admitted the problem, but they also notified owners and issued an enhanced warranty.
@marklintwo
And at the time when when they did the oil consumption on my car it was not burning oil. That wa in 2015 with 50k miles Now it is in 2024 with 80k miles.
@@Lovesthe80s Good luck. Toyota/Lexus is still at the top of the long-term reliability ratings, and has consistently been for decades. All manufacturers have and will have problems