2016 Toyota Corolla Usados en Venta

I bought this car, as my last car died on me. I wanted a car that was known to be reliable and that I could use for many years. I don't like to purchase cars over and over again, so I wanted something that could last. I chose this car first because of how affordable it was as a gently used car with only 4k miles on it. I loved the fact that it had a quiet engine and excellent mpg while commuting. The car is comfortable to drive around for extended periods of time. The car is able to go about 300 miles before it needs to be filled up. It's a smooth drive, and so far, after 12k miles put into it and two long-distance drives, the car has had no problems. I also like the features it comes with without any upgrades such as the radio UI being easy to use and the buttons used on the wheel that are constantly used. The only con I've found is the back-up camera. The camera gets blurry easy unlike other peoples cars where their back-up camera is clear and crisp. Anything I do for the camera doesn't work, and it is constantly getting out of focus. It's a minor detail, but it does get annoying when trying to back out of tight spots.

Only the awesome vehicles are named, and my Corolla is referred to as Lola. She's incredibly reliable and, with Toyota Care included for the first two years (free), it's a relief to know that my vehicle will continue to run without issues. I get about 33 miles to the gallon which is impressive even if gas prices are currently low. Though, there is some warning - don't get to use to having a back up camera, it will become extremely awkward the first time you back up not using one. The side mirrors fold in and include a defrost option which I know may seem unnecessary, however the first time you use the defrost on a cold winter day, you wonder how you drove without it. It's compact and can make tight turns when needed. It has power and has no problem getting up to speed when getting on the highway, even if it's uphill or a short merge area. Cruise control is included, although I rarely use this feature since there are too many lights/traffic on my commute. With just a flick of your finger you can activate your turn signals, though it is a bit touchy - there have been times when they were not activated when I was trying to merge. The trunk space is incredible, plus the backseats fold down. I'm able to get my paddle board in by folding the backseats down, along with folding the front passenger seat back. Might take some wiggle to get it out, but I consider that an accomplishment as I can fit my board and a passenger at the same time.