Toyota Corolla

The Toyota Corolla, renowned for its reliability and enduring value, stands as one of the most successful compact cars globally. With a history spanning multiple generations, each iteration has consistently delivered fuel efficiency, safety, and low maintenance costs. Boasting a track record of longevity and impressive resale value, the Toyota Corolla remains a sought-after choice for second-hand buyers seeking a dependable and economical vehicle option.

• 12th Generation (2019-present): The latest Corolla maintains its legacy of reliability, now offering hybrid options alongside its traditional gasoline models, showcasing Toyota’s commitment to sustainability.
• 11th Generation (2013-2019): Infused with advanced technology, safety features, and improved fuel efficiency, the 11th-gen Corolla appealed to a wide range of buyers.
• 10th Generation (2008-2013): Sporting a sleeker exterior and improved handling, the 10th-gen Corolla delivered a well-rounded driving experience.
• 9th Generation (2002-2008): The Corolla adapted to modern trends with an increased focus on fuel efficiency, innovation, and interior comfort.
• 8th Generation (1997-2002): Enhanced safety features and refined aesthetics marked this generation, catering to evolving consumer preferences.
• 7th Generation (1992-1997): With updated styling and a more spacious cabin, the 7th-gen Corolla maintained its reputation for dependable transportation.
• 6th Generation (1987-1992): Technological advancements and improved safety features defined this era, aligning with changing market demands.
• 5th Generation (1983-1987): Emphasizing a modernized design, the 5th-gen Corolla showcased enhanced aerodynamics and increased interior space.
• 4th Generation (1979-1983): This era marked the Corolla’s global popularity surge, with a focus on durability, fuel efficiency, and practicality.
• 3rd Generation (1974-1979): The Corolla continued to grow in size, offering increased comfort and more advanced engineering.
• 2nd Generation (1970-1974): Building on the success of its predecessor, this generation introduced more power and improved features, while maintaining its efficient design.
• 1st Generation (1966-1970): The original Corolla debuted as a compact, fuel-efficient car, establishing Toyota’s reputation for reliability.