The Toyota Corolla already has a reputation for being a fuel-efficient and reliable four-door sedan, and the newest model is no different. It continues to provide drivers with a comfortable ride and a quiet cabin for a smaller sticker price than its competition. The 2013 Toyota Corolla receives a few changes like a revised front grille and an upgraded audio system for the upper trim levels.
The three trim levels available are the base L trim, the upgraded LE, and the top-of-the-line S. Even the base 2013 Toyota Corolla L has keyless entry, a tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel, auxiliary audio jack, and other features the competition considers upgrades. The next step up, the LE, adds 16-inch wheels, Bluetooth® hands-free calling connectivity, and a 6-inch touchscreen display. The S completes the lineup by adding foglights and a sportier exterior with a rear spoiler. Premium packages are available on the upper trims that provide an optional sunroof, touchscreen navigation, and more.
The interior is extremely soft and spacious. It comfortably seats five passengers, with even large adults able to enjoy a ride in the backseat. The size continues to the trunk where the 2013 Toyota Corolla offers 12.3 cubic feet of space accessible by a wide opening.
Toyota cares about the safety of the drivers and passengers of the 2013 Toyota Corolla. In government crash tests, it received four out of five stars and earned the highest possible "good" rating from the IIHS. This is due to its stability and traction control, antilock brakes, front side airbags, and side curtain airbags.
*EPA estimated highway miles per gallon.
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