2014 Toyota Corolla

Vehicle Highlights:One-owner vehiclePersonal vehicleExtensive vehicle service history1.8-liter 4-cylinder engine (132 hp, 128 lb-ft of torque)6-speed manual transmissionFront-wheel drive15-inch steel wheels with full wheel coversLED low-beam headlights and daytime running lightsCloth upholsteryManual air conditioningPower windows (front) with driver's one-touch functionPower door locksPower-adjustable outside mirrorsTilt and telescoping steering wheelAM/FM/CD audio system with USB and auxiliary inputBluetooth hands-free phone capability and audio streamingFour-speaker sound system60/40 split-folding rear seatFront and rear head curtain airbagsFront seat-mounted side airbagsDriver knee airbagStability and traction controlAnti-lock braking system (ABS)Rear window defrosterDay/night rearview mirrorThe 2014 Toyota Corolla L offers a no-frills approach to compact sedan transportation. Its aimed at drivers who value dependability, fuel efficiency, and affordability above all else. While its the base trim in the Corolla lineup, the L still delivers a satisfying driving experience for daily commuters and budget-conscious shoppers. With Toyotas longstanding reputation for quality and durability behind it, this version of the Corolla continues to be a smart choice for anyone looking for reliable point-A-to-point-B transportation.Powering the Corolla L is a 1.8-liter 4-cylinder engine that makes 132 horsepower and 128 lb-ft of torque. It comes standard with a 6-speed manual transmission, while a 4-speed automatic is available as an option. Performance is modest, but sufficient for everyday use. Acceleration is smooth and predictable, making the car feel composed in city traffic and on the highway. Where the Corolla L truly excels is in fuel economy, returning solid mileage whether in urban commuting or long-distance driving.Inside, the Corolla L is basic but functional. The interior design is clean, and the controls are logically placed. The materials are geared more toward durability than luxury, with hard plastics and cloth upholstery being the norm. Comfort is good for a compact sedan, with supportive front seats and adequate room in the back for passengers under six feet tall. The trunk offers decent cargo space for its class, and the split-folding rear seats add flexibility for hauling larger items.In terms of handling, the Corolla L favors a smooth, comfortable ride over sharp cornering or sporty dynamics. The suspension does a respectable job absorbing road imperfections, and the cabin remains relatively quiet at cruising speeds. The steering is light and easy to manage, which makes the Corolla particularly well-suited to city driving and tight parking situations.Where the Corolla L shows its age is in its limited standard technology and basic feature set. Many advanced infotainment and driver assistance features found in competitors were either optional or not available at all on this trim. Still, it includes the essential safety equipment expected