The car Toyota Corolla Touring Sports GR Sport Run by Jonty Renk, Video Production Manager Why it’s here To prove that you don't have to go German for the perfect estate car Needs to Offer ...

You can buy a used Toyota Corolla Touring Sports for around £12,000. For the money, expect an early 1.8-litre car in Icon or Icon Tech trim. The 2.0-litre model rises to around £16,000.

The Toyota Corolla Hybrid is one of the best vehicles to own for the long haul. It's a car that’s built to last, hold its value, sips fuel miserly, and is incredibly reliable. The Japanese ...

Aside from the 7-inch digital gauge cluster parked in the HUD position, the 2025 Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid also boasts a massive 12.3-inch center touchscreen display filled with wireless Apple ...

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The hybrid variant combines a 112kW/190Nm 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine with an 83kW206Nm electric motor. And if you choose the AWD then there’s a second motor at the rear axle making 30kW. Both the ...

Following its debut in Europe earlier this month, the facelifted Toyota Corolla Cross GR Sport has now been launched in Japan. Priced at 3.895 million yen (about RM115k), the sporty variant takes ...

The hybrid variant combines a 112kW/190Nm 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine with an 83kW206Nm electric motor. And if you choose the AWD then there’s a second motor at the rear axle making 30kW. Both the ...

When the world’s best-selling car gets a significant makeover, you have to take a serious look at the Toyota Corolla. Launched in 1966, the Corolla became the best-selling car in the world eight years ...

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The 2.0-litre non-hybrid engine is now good for 126kW and 203Nm, which is 1kW and 3Nm more than before, and for this one Toyota claims a drinking figure of 6.0 l/100km.