
The 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid Might Not Be Exciting, But It Is Efficient And Now Has AWD
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Date: 2024-01-30
Comments and reviews: 9
Mgoblagulkablong
17: 47 PLEASE stop spreading that dumb myth! Simply wrong! Quattro does NOT mean all time AWD! That changed MANY years ago! It is FWD only 99% of the time and only sends power to the rear if slip is detected! Only S / RS high performance models have a different all time AWD system! Also afaik BMW xdrive is RWD only 99% of the time and only sends power to the front if slip is detected. Only Subaru and (maybe) Acura use an all time AWD system.
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17: 47 PLEASE stop spreading that dumb myth! Simply wrong! Quattro does NOT mean all time AWD! That changed MANY years ago! It is FWD only 99% of the time and only sends power to the rear if slip is detected! Only S / RS high performance models have a different all time AWD system! Also afaik BMW xdrive is RWD only 99% of the time and only sends power to the front if slip is detected. Only Subaru and (maybe) Acura use an all time AWD system.
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walltiger6603
I have a Corolla Cross with 2. 0 gas engine non hybrid. I use extreme driving style (hyper milling and cruise around 80 km/h) to extract the best mileage. So far my best try was 4. 167L/100km, which is about 56 MPG. My overall MPG after 8000km of driving is 46. 94( 5. 0L/100km) So the M20A FKS coupled with CVT is extremely efficient.
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I have a Corolla Cross with 2. 0 gas engine non hybrid. I use extreme driving style (hyper milling and cruise around 80 km/h) to extract the best mileage. So far my best try was 4. 167L/100km, which is about 56 MPG. My overall MPG after 8000km of driving is 46. 94( 5. 0L/100km) So the M20A FKS coupled with CVT is extremely efficient.
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stargate25645
Why doesn't Toyota at least provide a button to enable AWD at start rather than requiring front wheels to slip first Slip tests of the eAWD system from Toyota show that, at least as it is currently implemented, it's not a great choice for locales where snow is prevalent.
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Why doesn't Toyota at least provide a button to enable AWD at start rather than requiring front wheels to slip first Slip tests of the eAWD system from Toyota show that, at least as it is currently implemented, it's not a great choice for locales where snow is prevalent.
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toyotaprius79
What was available in Japan in 2015 is being sensationalised a decade later for a mere sense of progress
Too little too late Toyota. Too little variety (crossovers, too much compromise (crossovers, way too fee Plugins (compliance regs.
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What was available in Japan in 2015 is being sensationalised a decade later for a mere sense of progress
Too little too late Toyota. Too little variety (crossovers, too much compromise (crossovers, way too fee Plugins (compliance regs.
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jhudso15
Who edited this Really come to expect way more from ABG. Pretty disappointing. Alex has added all these folks to his team and things have started to suffer. Not good. Way better when it was just Alex.
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Who edited this Really come to expect way more from ABG. Pretty disappointing. Alex has added all these folks to his team and things have started to suffer. Not good. Way better when it was just Alex.
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Drogos79
65db. so it's more quiet than BMW X5 and other premium vehicles. by 4 db Come on guys. Doesn't matter who reviews these cars as long as you use the same parameters.
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65db. so it's more quiet than BMW X5 and other premium vehicles. by 4 db Come on guys. Doesn't matter who reviews these cars as long as you use the same parameters.
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ogjk
Sort of a subjective opinion, however from a logical point of view isn't the prius a better buy at this price\ category range More power, space and simlar Mpg
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Sort of a subjective opinion, however from a logical point of view isn't the prius a better buy at this price\ category range More power, space and simlar Mpg
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mikethebeast1012
If I wanted an error riddled video where the presenter just riffs off bad information I would watch TFL. What the actual heck is this
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If I wanted an error riddled video where the presenter just riffs off bad information I would watch TFL. What the actual heck is this
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tjs114
While the Toyota Corolla did debut in 1966, the Hybrid variant didn't hit the market until 2012 in Japan and 2013 Internationally.
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While the Toyota Corolla did debut in 1966, the Hybrid variant didn't hit the market until 2012 in Japan and 2013 Internationally.
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