r/COROLLA

I have a hand me down Corolla which hasn’t been driven regularly in 5 years. I already know I need to get an oil change and my brakes looked at. However there’s a few things I’m stuck on

Left side:
• Exclamation point indicates tire pressure (someone looked at my tires recently, I guess I’ll have them looked at again)
• ABS can’t be manually disabled, so there’s fault in my brakes which I already know about
• TRAC OFF, I need help with this one

Center:
• Maintenance required, obvious
• Car sliding, not sure what this is

Right side:
• Brakes, obvious
• Car sliding again, does this connect to TRAC off or the car sliding symbol in the center?

Can someone let me know if there’s anything else I’m missing here or should take note of 😭🙏🏻

keep feeling vibrations/somewhat jerky movement when driving and shifting gears
Honestly, not too sure it seems normal but I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this on the 2025 Toyota Corolla Le

Does anyone know the part number or something similar that goes into this hole to holds the bumper/wheel liner?

I noticed this happening to the bumper on the driver's side today (2022 Se Hatchback). As far as I can tell all the clips in the wheel well are still attached, and it's still like clipped on to the fender (see picture 3). It's just like unseated/misaligned under the driver's side headlamp. Again, I don't see any clips or anything that are obviously broken but it doesn't just pop back in if I push on it.

I was hoping there'd be a quick and dirty YouTube video or something on this, but I can't find anything that isn't either "glue it on permanently" or "replace the whole bumper".

2017 Toyota Corolla with less than 50k miles. 😔 3 pictures attached. Is it a total loss?

I was at a red light for 60 seconds when he slammed into the back of me.

2026 Hybrid AWD LE 😗

I have the opportunity to purchase a Corolla from a friend. It's been relatively well-maintained as far as I'm aware and only has around 110k on it. It has 3 accidents reported, one from Dec 2019, one from Jan 2021, and one from Feb 2021. I've seen it in-person and the bumper is zip-tied on and the back bumper has a small dent but it drives well and they say it's been a very reliable car and they love it. They are only getting rid of it because their parents are helping them purchase a newer 2020 Santa Fe. They are only asking 2k for it and I really trust them.

I am pretty sure we are going to be purchasing it from them, but I want to know if the accidents would raise insurance costs. I am not sure the extent, Vincheckup just refers to them as accidents.

I currently drive a gas-guzzling 2003 Ford Expedition that was given to me by my grandmother. It costs over $80 to fill the tank from empty, and I'd really like something better on gas mileage, but also cheap to insure. Any help would be appreciated.

As many of you know the 2022 Corolla with the 6 speed manual transmission is infamous for the clutch slave going out and how much it costs to service from Toyota 52,186 miles and mines gave out after years of highway driving only. Toyota Dealer quoted me 3980$ to replace with part’s included (New upgraded slave cylinder, clutch and cover) which I thought was crazy. So I bought the parts myself From the same dealer (790$) and did the job myself in one day NO you don’t have to drop the Subframe NO you don’t need special Tools aside simple sockets and wrenches and a universal clutch install kit NO I didn’t pull the axles ( i did to make the re-instal easier) NO it doesn’t take 13 hrs of labor (what dealer quoted) and most importantly you can do this with jack stands and two floor jacks (one for the engine, one for tranmission) At most you need a friend to help you once it’s time to pull and re install transmission Crazy how this a know failure point in these cars and toyota rather sell you the upgraded part (300$) and maybe you pay 3k in labor than to just warranty it. Hope this inspires Others to do it themselves, my experience working on cars all on the auto body/Paint side but I knew I wasn’t going to fork up 3k for something many can do at home, here are some pictures to show the work.

Looking at this 2016 CVT S at a local dealership on Monday, and I wanted some input on the price and the accident reports. It is priced currently at 12k and has about 100k miles on it. 4 previous owners. I am bringing my uncle in-law to look at it with me and see if there’s any hidden damage.

Is this potentially a good buy? If so, what would be a good offer?

So I just discovered on my 21 Corolla a little bit of weeping of coolant where the tubing goes inside the throttle body I don’t know if I should be worried about it that much, my coolant level doesn’t seem to drop

Collision happened at roughly 30-40mph. All airbags deployed.

Original post https://www.instagram.com/p/DaYE3faFNo7/?igsh=MXBoZXpkN3c3ZXMyYQ==

Went through the Costco Auto Program for initial discount then negotiated with the dealer to cover add-on packages (all weather mats and mudguards) if I finance thru Toyota at 4.99%

MSRP $26,739
Total OTD $27,560