all-new Toyota Corolla FULL REVIEW Touring Sports Estate 2.0 Hybrid 2020 - Autogefühl

This is our in-depth review of the 2020 Toyota Corolla Touring Sports Hybrid. We're taking a look at Exterior, Interior and the driving experience.

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[DumbledoreMcCracken]

I come here because you don't yell at us.

[barrymcelhone]

What happened to “In full screen, full HD and full length?.... Let’s Go!!” I missed that from the start 👍👍👍

[kf]

I've had my Corolla Hatchback 1.8 liters hybrid since June (driven 21000 km already) and it has been a good companion. Fuel consumption overall since start (measured at the pump) is 4.9 L/100 km (33% highway and the rest split between city and county roads). Before the Corolla I had a Golf 7 and a Auris Hybrid. The Corolla is a big step up from the Auris. The driving reminds me a lot of the Golf.

[markusdeep]

Finally a review for this most anticipated car.

[dr_pari]

its so nice that the @Autogefühl crew enjoys the vehicle and each episode regardless of the type of vehicle being reviewed

[szebasztianpolyakovity]

I'm thinking to buy this car. Family with 2 kid's, perfect car for long term. Easy on the wallet, looks nice and great durability from Toyota as usual.

[Kyntteri]

This was one of the reviews that confirmed my personal experiences(bias) with the car and we decided to purchase one. It has good enough amount of power to tackle the highway traffic situations and I like how ICE is often off in the slow midtown stop&go pacing. When the the engine actually starts it's mostly unnoticeable event as itself. I like the sport seats as they are supportive and comfortable (featured in this video) and interior in general, clean and clear. Automatic parking break as you put the car in park is also nice thing. Depenging on trim you can get the AHS lights that have worked for me very well and driving in the dark for once was a bit less stressful. Supension is very much into my liking and steering is also no frills into the business sort of kind, it does what it's supposed to do. Small but nice things here and there.


However even this car is not perfect (well duh). The satnav is a bit clumsy, as so many have already pointed out, is not winning any awards if there's a category for them. For me that's really not an issue as I had a Garmin from the previous vehicle and it's doing its job mostly flawlessly now installed in this. I have studded tires (Nokian Hakkapeliitta 8) and the low frequency hum carries into the car very pronouncedly even at low speeds if the asphalt is bare at any point.


That last road noise part goes to the test next Monday as I have it fitted with 205/55 R16 Continental EcoContact 6 set. I chose that size as the low profile 225/45 R17 default is meant for good roads that we don't really have here.


I'll be back... with the info and stay tuned. Or don't. Choice is yours. e: added information about the tyres.

[alainarba]

Soft touch rear door : Hello volkswagen golf ! LOL Same reflection@ same moment !

[skullfucker]

I tried this car yesterday and wasn't expecting much but dayum the transition from electric to the acceleration of the petrol engine is something else very enjoyable to drive

[asianskywalker]

Real world quality and quality control of this corolla is far superior than any German vehicle. Fact. Trouble free motoring.

[bkwchiu]

Thomas you are the most likable car geek on youtube!

[maereanm]

available engines as described in the video:
tested in this video: 2.0 L, hybrid, 180hp, eCVT, 7.9s for 0-100 km/h
1.8L, 122hp
1.2 L, 116hp

[bitelogger]

I admire people who's not afraid to share an strong opinion if applies, well done!

[Robert_Kawalec]

Thank you for your review. I bought one few days ago.

[andrw]

I want it, but my 2010 corolla (bought in 2009) is still going strong with over 140k km!

[kevinn]

Let's just hammer NO What the hell reaction after that blinding acceleration run??? haha.

This is the car that won't destroy your wallet. Amazing on fuel, probably bullet proof in durability... it doesn't look dumpy at all. This should be on everybody's list if you are on a budget.

[eugenetadie]

Thank you for this (as always) excellent review. I bought the hatch back bc the estate, alas, isn’t available here in the States.

[systemfails]

very practical vehicle, i think. Thank you Thomas for review.