2013 Toyota Corolla S 4dr on 2040-cars
Hartford, Connecticut, United States
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The 2013 Toyota Corolla is a benchmark among compact cars for value, quality and dependability. A four-door, compact sedan with front-wheel drive, the Corolla is inexpensive to buy and operate, yet it feels like a small version of the Toyota Camry. The current generation Corolla dates from 2009. Styling was freshened for 2011. Changes for 2013 are minimal: The 2013 Corolla comes standard with power windows, locks, and remote keyless entry. Outside mirrors are color-keyed on all 2013 Corolla models. The 2013 Corolla LE and 2013 Corolla S get upgraded audio systems. The Corolla continues to come with a comprehensive list of standard safety equipment. All 2013 Corolla models use the same engine, a 1.8-liter four-cylinder with electronic dual variable valve timing and direct fuel injection. Output is rated at 132 and horsepower and 128 pound-feet of torque. Fuel economy is EPA-rated at 27/34 miles per gallon the with the standard 5-speed manual transmission, 26/34 mpg with the optional 4-speed automatic. We found the Corolla comfortable and easy to drive. The Corolla looks like a little Camry. Walking around the Corolla, we found the fit and finish high quality. Inside is a pleasing cabin with straightforward controls and minimal distractions. The seats are comfortable and getting in and out is easy. Performance and handling are average for the class. The suspension feels soft though the ride can get choppy on rough surfaces. It's quiet inside when underway. |
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