Should You Buy a Toyota Corolla in 2023? I Have Good News and Bad News!

The Toyota Corolla got updated for 2023 with subtle but important changes across the lineup.

In this video we talk about some of the important changes starting with the powertrain where we have some good news and some bad news!

Then we look at the exterior changes, interior changes, some things I like some things I don't like.

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0:00 Intro
0:28 Under The Hood
6:30 Under The Car
10:02 Exterior Review
14:20 Interior Review
22:41 Things I Don't Like
25:48 Final Verdict

[blegros]

It's hard for manuals to have good sales when they don't exist on lots

[peterdaniel]

Just took a ride with an Uber driver in a 2016 Corolla.. Car was tight and comfortable.. No rattles and didnt feel cheap. It had 330K miles on it. No shit.. I asked him what has he replaced. He said Axles. Thats it. Stunning quality.

[SF-ylsi]

Just bought a 2024 Corolla, it is getting 41 MPG in real world driving. Amazing!

[darthsupmex]

I drive a 1996 Toyota Corolla. She's sitting at 333, 844 miles. She is still a champ with no issues and I will be handing her off to my niece for her first car. Just put a deposit on a new 2023 Corolla LE. Thanks for helping to inform my decision to buy.

[alexChook]

This channel has hands down the best car reviews on the internet

[danieljames]

I purchased a 2022 Corolla Hatchback XLE, mostly because of your and Scotty Kilmer's videos. I enjoy your videos, and have learned a lot. Thank you.

[mitchellblu]

I bought a 2023 Corolla SE as a replacement for my vehicle that was totaled. I had to move from North Carolina to Colorado and it made the drive out flawlessly. The seats held up well for the long distance and were comfortable for me being 6ft and 230lbs. Overall I love the car even with some of the small complaints I have with it.

[BrucifyMe]

TCCN, your shop's colors along with the fact that it's so clean (plus your use of lights like at 22:42) really gives your videos a pristine polish. They're really nice to just look at. Love it!

[samt]

I really like the subtle facelift the new colors and the gauge cluster but I am glad I got my 2022 with the stick while I could, it’s the difference between making it feel like a nice appliance and an actual fun hatchback you can drive everyday. The GR Corolla is next but the 2.0 with a stick is a fun little car!

[josephdubiel]

You cannot beat a good Corolla. Most reliable car on the planet.

[monroeboy]

I bought the '22 SE Corolla Sedan last Summer and so far so good. This channel is a wealth of info for any car owner. I hope he knows how helpful he is to Toyota owners. Yeah I missed out on the new infotainment update with wireless Android auto/Apple car play (in the '23) but I'm fine with that. Corolla's are reliable and low maintenance cost. As one gets more life experience you learn that nobody cares about what you drive. If you believe otherwise you are only fooling yourself! Thanks for the great video and a great channel.

[davidp]

I just bought a 2023 Corolla SE last week. It's my 4th Corolla and I love it.

[kiefershanks]

As an owner of a 2022 SE Manual, I feel very lucky. The sedan is better for rear passenger space and the ride would be a little better because it has a longer wheelbase. Thanks for the video! I feel confident I made a good choice.

[thedankachu]

Last year I bought a 2022 corolla hatch xse with a manual transmission and I couldn't be more greatful

[TMM]

Love the new format of the video. Nice flow, entertaining, just the right enough information and not to slow and dry

[hedgeearthridge]

This is the car review I've been looking for! I care about how its built and what kind of lifespan and dependability i can expect. This has shown me everything ive been wondering about, thank you so much! May the Lord bless you and keep you too!

[rightlanehog]

AMD, Speaking from the point of view of someone who has been living the manual Corolla dream for nearly 18 years, it is unthinkable and inexcusable that they dropped the manual transmission in everything but the expensive GR. 🤨At least they upgraded the Hybrid system with AWD.

[johnmiksch]

Your Toyota videos are the most informative on YouTube….

[boondoggle]

Driving a manual transmission likely recently prevented my Kia from being stolen. They smashed my window and destroyed my ignition but my car was never moved likely because the thieves realized that they didn’t know how to drive it. I’ve also seen videos of attempted carjackings that were thwarted by a manual transmission. This would all change if driving them became common knowledge again, but right now it’s actually a security benefit that so few people in the country drive them.

[drewledger]

I must say I appreciate your very in-depth review on this. You put time and effort into this my dude.