2006 Toyota Corolla

The Bottom Line: The times are right for great small cars. The time is right to drive a Corolla.

Review: Now is a great time to be shopping for a small car, and as Americans increasingly trade in their bloated, fat, gas guzzling SUVs on smaller, sleeker, sexier cars, they're finding lots of exciting choices on the market. Recent months have seen...

The Bottom Line: An impressive car that has a lot of get-up and go.

Review: Writing about cars is, admittedly, something I m not familiar with so guys, I m sure this will not meet your criteria for a helpful review. I am walking down an unfamiliar road and I do believe I see a sign ahead that says CURVES FOR DUMMIES. Think...

The Bottom Line: One of the best solutions for the rising price for gas these days.

Review: Last month, I decided to get myself a brand new car to replace my older 2001 Toyota Corolla. I was only interested in a Honda or a Toyota for the right price. So I went to Serramonte Honda and test drove one of their Civic s (the EX to be exact)...

The Bottom Line: There are a lot of good cars out there. You won't feel slighted if you get the Toy. no real problems anywhere.

Review: There are a lot of things that prompt a person to buy a new car. I bought mine because Cecil likes Toyotas.

I think Cecil was the original James Bond. He has dual US and English citizenship and disappears for extended lengths of time. For...

The Bottom Line: With decent driving mechanics and top notch fuel economy and value retention, the Toyota Corolla is a great choice for frugal car buyers.

Review: INTRODUCTION AND INTERIOR

I test drove the Toyota Corolla with the automatic transmission. It was one of the higher trim levels, but I don't remember which one. The first thing I noticed was that the interior was a little tighter than I...

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended.

Review: The Toyota Corolla is a survivor. Introduced in 1968, it has gone through 9 generations of change, all culminating in today's version. To say the Corolla is fully matured would be an understatement. It might surprise some people that the Corolla is...

The Bottom Line: This is a reliable vehicle, that offers a lot of value. It is a Toyota, so you are getting a high quality product.

Review: The Toyota Corporation has been selling the Corolla for a long time, and they are always among the best rated compact cars. This legacy cannot be overlooked, as the Corolla seems to always win Consumer Reports' desired "best buy" rating. They are...

The Bottom Line: One of the most reliable cars on the market is also fun to drive, if you get the 5 speed.

Review: Oh, hi! I'm just reviewing my '06 Corolla. What a wonderful car! I have 60,000 miles on it due to a long commute, and I've never done any unscheduled maintenance on it, ever. None, nada, zero, zip. Even the scheduled maintenance is minor BEEP BEEP...

The Bottom Line: A very good economical and good gas mileage delivering car with almost all features one can ask for. Definitely go and buy it!

Review: Well, to start off with, I bought this car in November 2005 which at the time the newly released 2006 Corolla was a hit in the market. I will discuss different aspects of this car:

1. The Ride/Engine
- Since this is an economy car,...

The Bottom Line: I usually drive much larger sedans like Cadillacs and Buicks, but if I were in the market for an economy sedan, I'd definitely take a serious look at the Corolla.

Review: I took my 1999 Cadillac Seville STS in to the dealer for scheduled maintenance yesterday afternoon. As a courtesy, the dealer gave me a loaner car so I could get to work. Usually, they give me a Cadillac, but they were fresh out of Cadillacs. The...