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2022 Toyota Corolla

$21,520
Starting MSRP
Owner Rating
9 out of 10(892)

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Specifications

Engine

Gas, Hybrid

Horsepower

121 - 169 hp

MPG

31 - 52 combined

Seating

5

Cargo Capacity

13.1 ft³

Basic Warranty

3 years / 36k miles

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2022 Toyota Corolla FAQs

The Toyota Corolla has long been considered one of the most reliable picks in the compact sedan segment. It benefits from Toyota's excellent attention to detail, a large and roomy cabin, a smooth ride, and superb fuel economy, especially with the available hybrid engine. Every new Corolla comes standard with a generous suite of driver safety features, making it one of the most practical small cars on the market. It's not the most desirable small sedan, though, with several rivals beating the Corolla in sheer style and driving performance. But as a small family car or daily commuter, the Toyota Corolla is very hard to beat.
The Toyota Corolla has a record of reliability that any small sedan would wish to have. This sterling reputation combined with Toyota's trademark attention to engineering makes the Corolla a solid choice for an everyday driver. Add to that the standard driver-assistance systems and optional hybrid, and the Corolla is pretty well future-proofed, a little car many people could see owning for many years.
Pricing for the 2022 Toyota Corolla starts at a reasonable $20,175, making it one of most affordable cars in Toyota's lineup. For that, customers get advanced safety tech like lane-keep assist and adaptive cruise control, plus amenities such as automatic LED headlamps, Apple CarPlay, and more. The Corolla goes up in price from there, but not by much; the desirable LE Hybrid rings in at just $23,750. There are a few sportier and more luxurious models to choose from, with the top-of-the-line APEX XSE costing $28,460.
Toyota Corollas destined for sale in the United States don't need to travel far; the popular small sedans are assembled by Toyota North America in Mississippi.