TOYOTA: 2011 Toyota Corolla

2011 Toyota Corolla By lh4.ggpht.com
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With the discontinuation of the sporty XRS model, the 2011 toyota corolla is all vanilla. While the current Corolla is much more attractive than previous generations, one of the car's biggest drawbacks remains its inability to excite the visual senses While its soporific driving dynamics have never made it a favorite around here, the Toyota Corolla is a competent compact sedan that remains one of the bestselling cars in the country. This year, almost 228,000 Americans have bought either a Corolla or Toyota’s Corolla is significantly refreshed for the 2011 model year, with improvements to styling (front and rear lamps, front and rear bumpers, grille and trunk lid, larger side mirrors and sleeker roofline by moving the A and C pillar bases Expected to be unveiled at the LA Auto Show, the 2011 toyota corolla will be seen with some cosmetic upgrades. There will not be any… Expected to be unveiled at the LA Auto Show, the 2011 toyota corolla will be seen with some cosmetic upgrades. The 2011 Corolla has made its official debut today at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show. The so-called best selling subcompact car in America now brings new exterior designs made on the front bumper, radiator grille, front lower grille, headlamps, trunk lid Toyota’s evergreen compact nets subtle changes for 2011. There’s a new grille, trunk lid and redesigned taillights. Electric-assist power steering has been re-tuned for improved feel and feedback. Deluxe USB and CAD Continental audio are new sound .

Toyota is facing a slew of new competitors in the compact-car segment. From the just-launched Chevrolet Cruze to the upcoming Hyundai Elantra, Honda Civic and Ford Focus, the company’s top-selling Corolla faces challenges to its leadership from all sides. The Toyota Corolla compact sedan is stuck in the slow lane as its competition zooms by. The updates it received for the 2009 model year and again for 2011 haven't been enough to keep pace in this quickly evolving segment. From its dull driving experience The Los Angeles Auto Show which kicks off this week in the City of Angels will witness the arrival of the new generation Toyota Corolla model, in fact a facelift, and a pleasing one to say the least, of what Toyota calls “the best selling subcompact in It is natural to gravitate toward the brightest, shiniest and newest car models out there. They are infinitely more interesting – initially, at least – than the status quo. Thus, in the compact sedan segment, much ink has been allocated to the award .