Toyota Corolla

The Toyota Corolla began life as a small rear-wheel drive car in 1966. In 1983 it switched to the more space efficient front-wheel drive layout.

Derided by many as dull, it is seen as safe, reliable and efficient transport. Over 40 million Corolla-badged cars have been worldwide, and it is world’s number one nameplate ever.

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GR Morizo Edition (2023, E210, 12th generation)
GR (2022, E210, 12th generation)
Touring (2019, E210, 12th generation, JDM)
sedan (2019, E210, 12th generation, JDM)
Trek estate (2019, E210, 12th generation, EU)
GR Sport (2020, E210, 12th generation, EU)
Hybrid sedan (2020, E210, 12th generation, USA)
sedan hybrid (2019, E210, 12th gen, Prestige, China)
sedan hybrid (2019, E210, 12th gen, Prestige, EU)
XSE sedan (2020, E210, 12th generation, USA)
Touring Sports estate (2019, E210, 12th gen, EU)
sedan (2018 review car, E170, 11th generation)
Sport hatch (2018, E210, 12th generation, JDM)
Learning Car (2018, E160, JDM, 11th generation)
hatch (2019, 12th generation, USA)
Axio (2017 facelift, E160, 11th generation, JDM)
Fielder (2017 facelift, E160, 11th generation, JDM)
GT coupe (AE86, fifth generation, EU)
GT-i 3-door hatch (E90, sixth generation, EU)
(1974-1981, E30, JDM, third generation)
sedan, coupe, van (1970-1978, E20, second generation, JDM)
(E10, KE10, first generation, 1966-1970, JDM)
Furia concept (2013)
Axio Hybrid G 50 Limited (E160, JDM, 2016)
history in the US (1968-2016)
Auris/hatch (E180, 2nd generation, 2012)
sedan (E170 facelift, USDM, 2017)
50th Anniversary Edition (E170 facelift, 2017)
E170 TRD concept
E170 sedan (USDM)
E180 Scion iM hatchback
Altis ESport Nurburgring Edition
E180 Auris facelift hatch and wagon

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