Used Toyota Corolla for Sale in Naples, FL

I purchased this 2010 Toyota Corolla in 2015. It is the bottom of the Corolla line, with roll up windows. This wasnÕt my first choice for a modern car, but it did make it more affordable than a better equipped model. It had 60,000 miles on it, but that isnÕt that much for this type of car. It has a great paint job, which tells me it was high quality when it was made. The interior is simplistic and basic, but gives you everything you need on a basic car. The layout of the controls is well designed and easy to read and use. The ride is very smooth and quiet. It takes bumps very well, and while you can feel them, IÕve had cars that did a lot worse. The steering is tight and very responsive. You can take your hands off the wheel, and it will continue to go straight. The steering wheel is on the small side, which I like and very comfortable to control. It gets great gas mileage which makes it economical. The dash lighting is red, as opposed to the traditional green or blue and very attractive. The interior lighting is adequate and leaves nothing to be desired. The seats are cloth and quite comfortable with a few available adjustments. The matching carpet is plush and of high quality. Overall, I really like this car and when I sell it, I will most likely get almost what I paid for it. I would recommend this model to anyone.

This is a small car from the outside, but has plenty of front seat leg room. The back seat is not bad either. I have adults 6 foot and taller in the back seat often and they do not complain of get out stiff if the front seat is not ALL the way back. The car is AMAZING on gas. I regularly get 40MPG with the windows up and the air on. The lumbar in the drivers seat is wonderful. The stereo is loud and clear. Plenty of room under the hood to get your hands in there for repairs. You will hear a bit of road sound as it is not very sealed up and quite. The manual windows get a bit dry and hard to put down. But all four door locks can be reached from the drivers seat so manual locks are not that annoying. There is not a LOCK ALL turn of the key on the door like some cars (turning twice does NOT lock/unlock all doors). The tires are a small basic size which made replacements inexpensive. All of the suspension went bad before 60K miles though and that was on regular asphalt roads. There has been an airbag recall that has been IMPOSSIBLE to get replaced. Three times I checked to see if the car was on the recall list and I was told NO ITS NOT all three times until I took a letter into the dealership that I received from the manufacturer stating I had not yet repaired the recall. But now the parts are not available to repair it.