The Toyota Corolla: Longest Lasting Car on the Road

Longest Lasting Car on the RoadEvery buyer wants a car that they know has been around for a long time, earned a great reputation, and will be sure to continue to be around for many years to come.  There is one car that comes to mind that fits the bill in all of those categories… the Toyota Corolla!

The Toyota Corolla has become a staple in American vehicle history.  


On Toyota’s facebook page, they encourage followers and Toyota owners to post pictures of their beloved Toyota cars and trucks.  One particular post caught my attention more than any other.

Follower Laura Garrahan posted a picture of her standing in front of her 1983 Corolla.  Following this picture was another photo of her odometer reading 505,254 miles and counting!  Her comment read, “This is my car Sam.  He has OVER HALF A MILLION MILES and still going strong.  Just rolled over another thousand today.  I love my 1983 Toyota Corolla!”

There are many Corollas in this same condition on the roads today.  Many times in today’s industries you hear people say comments like, “they just don’t make them like they used to.”  As Toyota continues to manufacturer the Corolla, they are only getting better.  Better quality…better performance…better safety features…better technology…better quality…the list goes on and on!

Come in to your local Weiss dealership today and check out the new 2013 Toyota Corolla St. Louis.  We have a great selection of inventory.  If you are looking for a used Corolla we have a great selection of those too!  Take a test drive and you will quickly see why so many people, of all generations choose the Corolla as a car to love for years and years to come.

Location: 11771 Tesson Ferry Road, St. Louis, MO 63128, USA

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