Honoring a rich legacy while embracing the future, the 2027 Toyota Corolla Hybrid brings modern efficiency and effortless style to an iconic nameplate. This year, the lineup is headlined by the 60th ...
Development of the next-generation 2027 Toyota Corolla small car appears to be well underway, new images from Japan show. A behind-the-scenes look at Toyota's usually top-secret development centre in ...
Just when you thought the GR Corolla couldn’t possibly get any more epic, the Big T one-upped itself once again. Earlier this year, Toyota revealed what’s possibly the spiciest and likely the most ...
The world’s best-selling car of all time is going electric. Toyota warned it “cannot survive” by sticking to its traditional methods as it pins its future on the next-generation Corolla EV. When is ...
The Toyota Corolla Hatchback might not be the tiny rocket ship that the GR Corolla is, but it still does its best to retain a fun-to-drive character within the hatchback segment. For 2027, the Toyota ...
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The evolution of the Toyota GR Corolla never stops. On Tuesday, Toyota presented the most extreme version yet: the 2026 GRMN Corolla. And there are two bits of good news here: the updates to this car ...
The Corolla turns 60 this year, and while the next generation is expected to bring sweeping changes in design and technology, Toyota is sending the current car off with a round of anniversary specials ...
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The Toyota Corolla is one of the most fuel-efficient cars on sale today. The gas-only Corolla is rated at up to 35 mpg combined, and the hybrid tops out at 50 mpg. The Corolla is also one of the most ...
If someone said to me, “Hey, Caleb. Who makes a great, small car?” I’d say, “Toyota, duh.” Now, I’m not saying that’s the only correct answer, but Toyota has a strong track record there. And if you ...
HIGHS Impressive fuel-efficiency, complete roster of standard safety features, sticker-price affordability. LOWS Zero sporting ambition, hatchback's tight rear seat, unlikely to inspire fits of joy.
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