The Toyota Corolla is Fun and Efficient

Whether you want the latest features, a compact and efficient model, or everything rolled into one, the Toyota Corolla easily delivers. Sitting inside the Corolla, it is easy to forget that it is a compact car since there is plenty of space to sit. It also gives off an upscale feel and calming environment, thanks to its premium materials and flowing lines. The rear seats split 60/40 and fold to expand the cargo area. Even the trunk is surprisingly spacious with 13 cubic feet, more than enough for groceries, backpacks, or a day’s worth of shopping with friends. Visit Toyota of Boerne near Fredricksburg and San Antonio, Texas to experience the spaciousness of the Toyota Corolla. We have a wide inventory of both new and used models.

What’s new on the 2018 Toyota Corolla?

After significant enhancements during the previous model year, the Corolla enters 2018 mostly unchanged. Don’t fret, however, as this compact car still comes standard with a tremendous amount of available technology and features. The 2018 Corolla’s rear seat legroom ranks among the best in the entire vehicle class. In addition, last year’s addition of Toyota Safety Sense technology as standard equipment across all trim levels makes the 2018 Corolla an even better value than ever.

You can take your pick from six different trim levels of the 2018 Corolla: L, LE, LE Eco, SE, XSE, and XLE. The SE and XSE trims feature aggressive sport styling and are a departure from the traditionally conservative exterior of this compact car. You’ll find a great selection of all the 2018 Corolla models and trims on sale every day when you shop at Toyota of Boerne.

A Look Back at 50 Years of the Toyota Corolla

The Corolla has officially been around for 50 years with the first generation starting as a 1966 model. Moving throughout the Corolla’s history, you will notice some common themes, including increases in power and size of the sedan for every generation. The first generation had a 4-speed transmission and water-cooled inline 4-cylinder, which was a huge advance for Toyota.

The third generation began in 1974 during the American fuel crisis. This helped the Corolla since it had an efficient design, but it still had to contend with increasing competition. For the fifth generation in 1983, Toyota really made a mark, selling roughly 3.3 million of these models worldwide. Most of these Corollas were built with front-wheel drive, and had a 1.6-liter 4-cylinder engine with 90 or 112 horsepower.

Although the seventh generation started in 1991, it did not make it to the US until 1993. Unfortunately, it was a bit boring, yet delivered the affordability and reliability that drivers craved. The 1995 Corolla was built in North America, and by the tenth generation, the Corolla had become fun and efficient, with extra charm and style arriving in 2014 for the eleventh generation.

Your Next Corolla is at Toyota of Boerne

People who are looking for a safe and efficient model, but also one that is stylish, look to the Toyota Corolla. If you would like to view your options of all models, trims and features please visit Toyota of Boerne in Boerne, TX. Our experienced team can help you find the right Corolla to fit your needs.