Toyota Corolla: A History Of Success


The Toyota Corolla is now in its eleventh generation and still the best-selling car in the world. It receives many accolades for good reason. It is small sedan that is fuel efficient, dons an extremely affordable sticker price, which effectively meets the needs of several car buyers. In addition, it has an excellent ability to retain its value, and run well past the 100,000 mile mark.

The Toyota Corolla first made its debut onto the automotive industry in 1968. Since then it has continued to grow exponentially in popularity. It has been available in a number of body styles. However, currently it is only available in the sedan body style and is much heavier than earlier models. When it first debuted it was a frontrunner in the sedan market, with little competition. However, other manufacturers have taken note of the success of the model and there are currently a number of competitor models running against the Toyota Corolla.

The current 2013 Toyota Corolla can be found at your local Weiss Toyota dealer located near Saint Louis Missouri. It is available in five different trim levels, including, the base model L, LE, S, LE and S Special Editions model. It has been developed to meet the needs of the average car buyer. This way it is appealing to a wide variety of consumers, rather than a smaller focus on one group. The cornerstone of the Corolla success has always been its fuel efficiency. The current version is no different and follows that same efficiency pattern. In addition, it still has the incredibly affordable and competitive pricing. It is currently available in the $16,230 to $20,550 price range, making it a steep competitor in the small sedan category.
The standard features of the Toyota Corolla L include 1.8L I-4 132hp engine, 5-speed manual transmission with overdrive, 4-wheel anti-lock brakes (ABS), side seat mounted airbags, curtain 1st and 2nd row overhead airbags, airbag occupancy sensor, air conditioning, 15" steel wheels, ABS and driveline traction control, electronic stability, and power mirrors.

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