Used 2016 Toyota Corolla L

Why Buy a 2016 Corolla L Reliability Toyota Corollas are known for long-term reliability. According to RepairPal this generation scores very well. Edmunds In owner reviews reliability is consistently one of the top-rated attributes. Affordability / Value for Money As a base model ("L") it's more affordable than higher trims. It gives you basic but useful features: power windows, Bluetooth, USB connectivity, a 6.1-inch touchscreen, six speakers. Glen Toyota Running costs are relatively low (gas maintenance) especially for a compact sedan. Fuel Efficiency With the 1.8 L four-cylinder engine the L trim gets decent MPG: ~28 city / 37 highway (manual); ~27/36 with the 4-speed automatic (per Toyota). That makes it economical for commuting or daily driving. Safety Comes standard with a full suite of passive safety features: airbags, ABS, stability & traction control. Edmunds According to Carfax / NHTSA data the 2016 Corolla earned a 5-star overall rating in crash testing. CARFAX Toyotas Star Safety System is included: stability control, brake assist, etc. Newsroom Sensible & Practical Design 60/40 split-folding rear seat helps with cargo flexibility. Glen Toyota Compact footprint makes it easy to drive / park in city settings, but still functional. Simple, user-friendly controls (interior is not overly complicated). Strong Resale / Longevity Potential Because Corollas hold their value reasonably well and are known to last a long time with basic maintenance a used 2016 L could be a good long-term buy if maintained properly.

• Wireless phone connectivity
• Split folding rear seat
• Steering wheel mounted audio controls
• 6 Speakers
• AM/FM radio
• CD player
• Radio data system
• Radio: AM/FM/CD Player w/6.1" Touch Screen
• Air Conditioning
• Rear window defroster
• Power steering
• Power windows
• Speed-sensing steering
• Traction control
• ABS brakes
• Dual front impact airbags
• Dual front side impact airbags
• Front anti-roll bar
• Front wheel independent suspension
• Knee airbag
• Low tire pressure warning

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