2008 Corolla

2008 Corolla

2008 Corolla

2008 Corolla

.2008 Corolla

 2008 Corolla

 2008 Corolla

2008 Corolla

2009 Corolla

2009 Corolla

2009 Corolla

Every forty seconds that passes by, another new Corolla is being sold to a customer. There are lots of people who are attracted to the 2009 Toyota Corolla. According to the statistics, most of the drivers of this car are middle aged women. She could be anyone in your life. She could be your wife, your mother, your daughter or your secretary. For the past forty years, the Corolla series has indeed satisfied these women with the brand of dependable, reasonably priced and durable transportation. However in this time and age, the old is out and the youthful is truly in. the Toyota company have said that they are trying to have an ambitious goal for the tenth generation of Corolla cars. They want to connect more than ever with the younger buyers who are at entry-level jobs. As much as they would like to keep the women customers for their Corolla they also want to attract the younger generation whichever gender to buy their 2009 Toyota Corolla car.

2009 Corolla

2009 Corolla

The first thing that Toyota did was to plan a program specifically for the younger buyers. The first step in the program is to have a creative style of packaging. There were many Corolla designers that were sent to the famous city of Italy to research which design and style would most likely stand out. They wanted this model to stand out even in a sea of older Corolla models. But how can you do this? Most of the owners of the company would still like to have almost the same style so that most people would easily recognize that it is a Toyota car they are looking at.

2009 Corolla

2009 Corolla

The second part of the program was to make a car which could have an alpha-male criterion but would still be sensitive in its performance. It sounds like they are treating the car like a human being. They would want both men and women to improve the five meter impression. In the Toyota world, the five meter impression means that the aesthetic value of the car would make the customer want to get in the car and drive the car for five meters. They truly want to be successful in this area.

2009 Corolla

2009 Corolla

Some customers who tried to take the drive test of five meters had said that there was a significant improvement in the sensitivity performance. However, there some who noticed that there was still an intense smell of still-polymerizing plastics. Toyota quickly addressed the issue saying that the car was just made.

2009 Corolla

2009 Corolla

The 2009 Toyota Corolla model’s interior looks and feels larger than its preceding model. The company also installed an extra metal to widen the car by a couple of inches. It also aims to make the car quieter. If you are a tall man then you would not feel happy with the changes. However, if you are a little on the big side then you would see this car as the perfect car for you and your family to buy.

2009 Corolla

 2009 Corolla

 2009 Corolla

2009 Corolla

2010 Corolla

2010 Corolla

2010 Corolla

Toyota has recently update the Corolla in Europe, and considering that the Corolla has so far shared the same looks as the Corolla Altis in Thailand, there is every reason to expect that the Altis will get a similar facelift in the coming months.

2010 Corolla

2010 Corolla

But, this is a bit like a facelift that has gone wrong, and the result is not a prettier car. In fact, the objective with most of these exercises seems to be to just try and add a little extra complexity to the look of the lights, and grille. In this case, this means an extra curve to the headlamps, a tacked on reflector to the base of the tail lights, and an arguably ugly grille.

2010 Corolla

2010 Corolla

On the inside, the European car has a new steering wheel, which is now flat bottomed, and very similar in design to the new Vios, and the forthcoming Wish models.

2010 Corolla

But the European car is appointed differently to the Asian models at present, so the interior will probably not deviate much from the current Thai model.

2010 Corolla

Perhaps the most important aspect of this news item is the fact that this is a mid-life facelift, which means that we are years and years away from a replacement to the Altis. This segment now has several very interesting options with the recent arrival of the all-new Mitsubishi Lancer, and with the prospect of fresh competition from the Chevrolet Cruze, the Altis isn't really looking strong enough to keep pace with the market.

2010 Corolla

2010 Corolla

2011 Corolla

2011 Corolla

The 2011 Toyota is likely to hit dealerships for a moment in the first half of 2010. While the 2012 Corolla is expected to see a few small alterations, the 2011 model is expected to remain first and foremost the same. It should be available in several trims, including the base model, LE, S, XLE, and XRS. Pricing hasn’t been announce yet; the base model with a manual program will probably cost somewhere around $16,000, while a base regular is likely to cost about $17,000. The 2011 version of the popular LE model will probably sell for about $17,600.The 2011 Toyota Corolla should remain primarily the same, but the program may see a slight change in order to get better fuel efficiency. The 2011 Corolla should continue to be a front-wheel drive vehicle, with the drivetrain located in the front of the car. The 2011 model should come with a 1.8-liter, 132 horsepower, four-cylinder engine, with the exception of the XRS, which should have a 2.4-liter, 158 horsepower engine. While the 2010 Corolla comes with the option of a five-speedmanual transmission or a four-speed automatic transmission (the XRS has a five-speed automatic).

2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

2011 Corolla

2011 Corolla

2011 Corolla

Toyota has announced retail prices for the U.S. market facelifted 2011 Corolla and the soon to be released 2011 Matrix. For the 2011MY, the Corolla received some minor exterior and interior appointments and is offered in three trim levels (Corolla, LE and S), with prices starting from $15,600. The base Matrix starts from $18,545.The exterior changes for the latest Corolla are subtle and comprise of a redesigned front grille, new bumpers, wheel designs and chrome accents. Inside, all Corollas come with an upgraded heater, as part of an all-weather package. Additionally, LE variants have metallic trim, heated mirrors, cruise control, remote keyless entry, better stereo and variable intermittent windshield wipers. The range topping S adds 16-inch alloys and a color-keyed rear deck spoiler.A comprehensive safety package is standard for all trim levels, consisting of Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Traction Control (TRAC), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD), Brake Assist (BA) and Smart Stop Technology brake override system.The 2011 Corolla will hit the market in January 2011, followed by the Matrix in spring of the same year. Prices aside, Toyota didn’t release any other information about the Matrix simply , stating that release more information at a later date.

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

 2011 Corolla

2011 Corolla