Why you should own an Toyota Corolla?

      The Toyota Corolla isn’t exciting but it is popular for a good reason. It is a model of reliability and offers a pain-free motoring experience.

 

  Firstly, The Corolla has been a family favourite in Ireland for generations and despite the fact that the Corolla isn’t offered in most of Europe or the UK, the Corolla saloon remains on sale alongside the Auris, which replaced the last-generation Corolla hatchback. The Corolla is a handsome enough saloon, if not dramatically styled, but these sober looks have aged well since it first arrived.

 

Secondly, Of all the cars that you could buy, Toyota Corolla saloon is one of the most painless to own. The Corolla is incredibly well built with hugely reliable engines and whether you choose either the 1.3-litre petrol or 1.4-litre diesel engines, both will have low maintenance costs and will be more than capable of racking up huge mileage.  

 

Thirdly, The choice is very simple in the Corolla saloon; you can have a 1.3-litre petrol engine or a 1.4-litre diesel. The 1.3-litre petrol has 99 horsepower and has low emissions at 133g/km.

  At last, early 2007 petrol saloon models will set you back around €8,000 for the 1.4-litre petrol version from a main dealer with a full service history and this is perhaps the least you should spend on any model.  I have an Toyota Corolla last year,all function well except for the Navigation system is not good. I bought a car dvd player online from  happybuyleads.com.  Still in a low price but the quality is really good. I can enjoy music while the GPS is working.  8 Inch 800 x 480 High definition TFT LCD Touch Screen so the child can enjoy high-quality video in long journey. Bluetooth is the most satisfying part. I can use bluetooth car kit for handsfree calling