2003 Toyota Corolla

Pros: Fuel Economy, nice exterior design, nice 1.8 VVTi engine, and the dependable name of Toyota.

Cons: If you are over 6 feet tall, interior may seem small.

The Bottom Line: Toyota has done a great job with all 3 styles of the 2003 Toyota Corolla. Great fuel economy, nice design, and very quick engine.

Review: The 2003 Toyota Corolla is one of the best cars that I have ever purchased in my life. It is the first “new” car that I have had and am completely satisfied with it. Toyota has taken a gigantic leap with their new design and it paid off, the ...

Pros: Great interior, Great Looking Exterior, Typical Toyota Quality

Cons: S model is little more than body cladding

The Bottom Line: The Corolla is the benchmark of compact cars. Roomy inside and sporty looking outside, the only thing lacking is a TRUE sport model.

Review: The new Corolla is the 9th rendition of that model and, like other Toyota products, the Corolla has been improving and moving slightly up-market with each succession. Since its introduction in 1966 (1968 in America), the Corolla has been the all-time...

Pros: Muscular, athletic, upscale body; great exterior, flush looks; Upgraded sedan

Cons: No more Independent rear suspension

The Bottom Line: If you want a small, high-quality and safe sedan that drives nicely with all the safety of a luxurious and more upscale vehicle, redesigned 2003 Toyota Corolla is the car

Review: The Corolla brand of Toyota corporation continues to evolve. The improved design can only be good news to car lovers, owners and car enthusiasts everywhere in this country. When it comes to those who specifically enjoy the Corolla, this good news can...

Pros: Improved styling, transmission, roomy, interior layout, fuel economy

Cons: Driver seat, bigger tires

The Bottom Line: Ideal car for students and city commuting

Review: What is it with this car and my family? My sisters had a 93 and 02. My step mom has the Matrix(Corolla wagon). Heck my wife and me had a used 91’ that saved us from headaches ($$$) while we where in college. Why do we keep going back to the ...

Pros: Great Mileage, smart look, peppy engine, smooth ride.

Cons: I don't like the low set fog lights and the brakes are extremely sensitive.

The Bottom Line: Awesome car! It’s the perfect car for almost everyone except the giants. How can Toyota go wrong? You won’t regret buying this great car!!!

Review: Worry Free Toyota has a flawless reputation for great cars. The Corolla is no exception for Toyota. I love having this great car, read on to find out why. The Car Look My Corolla is a 2003, and it's the sport model so it has a rear spoiler and ...

Pros: Reliable beyond belief, quick, quiet, economical, roomy back seat

Cons: Body lean, numb handling, no steering feedback

The Bottom Line: If you want a car this size, you can't beat this car for day to day use.

Review: I just inherited my wife's 2003 Toyota Corolla LE. I traded in my 2002 Hyundai Elantra GT towards our new 2008 Toyota Sienna LE 8 passenger van. As you can tell by the new purchase, we have been happy with Toyota's so far. We bought this car in the ...

Pros: Zippy, fuel efficient, fun.

Cons: Book value not as good as Civic.

The Bottom Line: A great car that won't kill your budget.

Review: Back in 2003 my full size Chevy pickup would not pass Utah safety or emissions. So I was immediately thrust into the car market. I had owned three Hondas (an Accord sedan, an Accord wagon, and a Civic) and I had enjoyed them. I went looking for ...

Pros: Great gas mileage, price, roomy interior, handling

Cons: Can not having a full size spare be a CON? Can't have everything...

The Bottom Line: Excellent car! 40 MPG under harsh driving-take offs and stops. Roomy enough for a 300 lb man(dad) to feel comfortable driving.

Review: Excellent gas mileage. I get almost 40 mpg and that is even giving it "heck". I have the Corolla S which comes with the sporty body kit and also came with 17 inch Enkei rims. I get many comments everywhere I go with people asking what kind of car is ...

Pros: Quality, MSRP, Handling, Gas Mileage,

Cons: Road noise at higher speeds

The Bottom Line: If your looking for a stylish reliable car that won't break your bank account, then the Corolla is a good bet.

Review: So it does not have the power of a Mustang or the cool looks of a Matrix. However, if your looking for a stylish compact car the 2003 Corolla is a good choice. I spent several months reviewing cars before purchasing the Corolla.I looked at several models...

Pros: Quite ride, build quality, improved interior & exterior appearance, interior room, great fuel economy

Cons: Can't think of any right now

The Bottom Line: Great value, I would recommend this car to anyone who needs a high quality, stylish, practical automobile.

Review: Although I was smitten after my test drive experience in the Sentra SER, I still hadn't tested the new 2003 Toyota Corolla. Keep in mind, the soul purpose for me purchasing a new vehicle is for my daily commute to work and back. The Sentra was sweet as...