Source: Pixabay Aside from its legendary reputation in reliability, Toyota is also known for its best-selling vehicles like the Corolla and RAV4. Despite unveiling several exciting products like the GR Corolla and GR 86, Toyota always seems to thrive by selling inoffensive and utterly sensible sedans and SUVs. So what happens if you cross the ubiquitous Corolla with an SUV? Well, you get the Toyota Corolla Cross. With the introduction of the Corolla Cross, Toyota has once again expanded its already comprehensive lineup of SUVs – along with the C-HR and RAV4.

Source: Pixabay With the release of the new 2022 Toyota Corolla, this humble compact sedan is now in its 12th generation. When you see a car model with such enduring longevity, you know it’s doing something right. A huge part of Corolla’s success is its solid reliability and affordable sticker price. Due to its lower price point, most people would buy a Corolla instead of leasing it. However, that doesn’t mean a Toyota Corolla lease doesn’t make sense for you.

Source: Pixabay Compact sedans have been popular for as long as we can remember. They always make sense when you require a vehicle with just the right size, and that is easy on the budget. And when it comes to the compact sedan segment, two of the longest natural competitors are the Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic. As two of the most popular sedans available, the Corolla and Civic continue to dominate the market.

2019 Toyota Corolla by Vauxford — CC BY-SA 4.0 Sports cars and sedans sometimes struggle due to their low ground clearance. If you’re going up a driveway or coasting over a speed bump, it’s not uncommon to scrape the bottom of your car. This is something best avoided, which is why we’re highlighting the Toyota Corolla ground clearance. Thanks to its above-average height, the kind of scenarios mentioned above won’t be a hindrance.

2018 Toyota Corolla by EurovisionNim — CC BY-SA 4.0 More than ever, the 2020 model year is by far the best year for the Toyota Corolla unless you put it up against its 2021 successor. But today we’re going to look at the 2020 Corolla and find out what makes it such a good pick for someone shopping for a good deal on a great sedan. The Toyota Corolla has been a successful selling sedan in the US and the world for decades.