The 2010 Toyota Corolla

YEAR 2010 Toyota Corolla offers excellent handling characteristics, as well as one of the best fuel consumption rate in the market. Unfortunately, in addition to the features of the Corolla remains practically dull. long stretch of Toyota's market dominance in the small sedan category may have left them more confident and ready to give the vehicle an examination. It is hard to argue with the quality and reliability they offer, and the incredible price tag buyers will see. Base models come with 15-inch wheels, AC, tilt steering wheels, limited electrical accessories. S models come with a little more like 16-inch wheels of steel, fog lights, steering wheel leather, enhanced audio, and sports-style seats.

XRS is very different XLE models but offer roads and suspension performance tuned slightly improved rack systems for better handling, rear spoilers optional, larger motors and possible interior chrome trim.

Other options available for all models include a sunroof, cruise control, iPod connectivity and Bluetooth, leather seating and better sound systems. In general, cars are offered with only modest amounts of accessories, but enough to keep loyal customers satisfied for the price you pay. Competitors like Hyundai and Mazda took the lead in the global options available in the small sedan class.

Engines include a 1.8-liter four-cylinder that makes 132 horsepower. They are offered with a manual transmission before food-wheel drive 5-speed with a four-speed automatic offered as optional updates. These small engines are getting a 26 mpg city fuel economy of 35 mpg highway. Again the five-speed manual transmission is standard, while a five-speed automatic is available for an additional price. 2.4-liter engine models get 22 mpg city and 20 mpg highway, still impressive compared to most competitors.

Standard safety features make these large vehicles. Standard equipment includes ABS brakes, front and side airbags, side curtain airbags and stability control. In the crash tests the 2010 Toyota Corolla received a rating of 4 out of 5 stars for frontal impacts, and a perfect score of five stars for side impact crashes from. Space is relatively decent, but rear passengers can be a little tight during long trips.

For a budget car that offers the reliability, the Corolla is still a competitor. Unfortunately, Toyota has chosen not to redesign many aspects of these sedans, allowing competition to take forward. Loyal consumers undoubtedly still impress with its Corolla models coveted end either basic or high. Consumers who buy in the small sedan class will find that competing models are offering much more comfort and power, at similar prices.