Let's have a closer look at every Toyota Corolla generation, ranked. 1. Fifth generation Corolla (1983 to 1987) Toyota. Toyota started to feel the heat from VW and its super-successful Golf in the ...

The 13th-generation Corolla is slated to debut in 2026, with North American models arriving as 2027 model year cars. Sales are expected to kick off shortly after the reveal.

First-generation Toyota Corolla (1966) The Toyota Corolla debuted late in 1966, competing with the Datsun 1000 and Subaru 1000. The car pioneered floor-mounted shifters, unpopular in Japan at the ...

The Toyota Corolla probably isn’t a car that’s going to keep you up at night. But it is highly reliable, reasonably good looking, and – since the 2023 facelift – deploys the fifth ...

7th Generation: 1993-1997 Featuring both 1.6-liter and 1.8-liter DOHC engines, the seventh-gen Corolla got rid of all the whacky body styles, opting only for sedan and wagon styles.

The 2025 Toyota Corolla XSE is reasonably priced, even as a top trim. The sedan costs $29,175, while the hatchback is a little cheaper at $28,215. The hybrid version of the XSE is also very ...

The 2026 Toyota Corolla Cross debuts with updated styling, enhanced technology, and available hybrid power, helping Toyota to remain competitive in the crowded subcompact crossover SUV market.

The best-selling model years of the Toyota Camry are between 1993 and 2008 and between 2012 and 2015. These year ranges consist of the 3rd generation, 4th generation, 5th generation, 6th ...

Spy photos previously indicated the Toyota 4Runner would soldier on in some fashion; now we have our first official image of the upcoming sixth-generation 4Runner.

For 2026, Toyota is taking that character a step further by giving the Cross a grumpier, harder-edged face. Both the ICE and hybrid versions will look a little sleeker and a little meaner next ...

AUSTRALIA'S Toyota Corolla love affair has endured the best part of 50 years, ... 7th Generation (1994) 1994 Toyota Corolla AE100 Seca CSX.Photo: Contributed.

The first-generation Hilux marks the beginning of an iconic legacy. Created as a replacement for the Toyota Stout, the initial version of the Hilux was designated as the RN10 model.