2014 Toyota Corolla Revealed

Derek Kreindler
by Derek Kreindler

By the time you’ve read this, I’ll have seen the new Corolla in the flesh. We’ll have more details shortly, but because you were dying to know, yes, the 4-speed automatic is back. But only on the very base model. Otherwise, there’s a CVT (which Toyota is calling a “7-Speed”) or a 6-speed manual. There will be an Eco model, targeting over 40 mpg, as well as an “S” model, seen here. The engine is a 1.8L with 132 horsepower and 128 lb-ft of torque, while Eco models get a revised valve timing system that puts out 140 hp and 126 lb-ft.


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  • Krayzie Krayzie on Jun 08, 2013

    The design looks like a cheap car made in China. And those wheels are hideous!

  • Corey Lewis Corey Lewis on Jun 10, 2013

    The interior design very much follows the new Lexus tiered theme. It's a 100% improvement over the old outdated stack, even if it feels crap. Also, I think I'd like the styling if it were in S trim level, and in yellow...

  • ToolGuy I'm considering purchasing a few new Aston Martin vehicles.
  • Spamvw 13 spoke rims from a 2005 Golf, I approve, as I have them on my '02 JSW TDI that hit 480k today.
  • ToolGuy New car prices make me queasy will this help with that?
  • Kcflyer On the bright side I just saw a commercial where the army is advertising the fact that women are now part of tank crews. I'm sure the compromises necessary to put women in front line combat arms won't in any way weaken our armed forces ability to win wars in the future. But, hey, at least that new BYD SUV will cost more, thanks uncle Joe.
  • User This story fails to cite any regulation or trade journal to support the claim that a law suddenly prevented the sale of a product in a market.
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